Money plants are perhaps one of the most favourite indoor plants because they symbolise luck and positivity, and require very little care. Nevertheless, there is a popular myth that a
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: The buzz around Vaibhav Sooryavanshi refuses to die down — and now, a fresh talking point has gripped the cricketing world: could the teenage
Ceasefire in name only? Gulf States sound sirens (AP photo) Missile alert sirens sounded in many Middle Eastern countries early Wednesday, despite Iran and the United States saying they had
Left: Derek O’Brien; Right: CEC Gyanesh Kumar NEW DELHI: A meeting between a delegation of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the Election Commission (EC) turned tense on Wednesday, with both
Number 8 is ruled by Saturn, and is one of scared number in numerology. On the birthday of Allu Arjun, one with number 8 as his birth number, let us
NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday filed her nomination from Bhabanipur, staging a show of strength with a road march from her Kalighat residence to the
Sydney Sweeney went full bridal at the LA premiere of ‘Euphoria Season 3’ and stole the show. The red carpet for ‘Euphoria Season 3’ turned into more of a fashion
While the Indian economy continues to be on a strong footing, it is faced with global headwinds that have added to uncertainty. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Sanjay Malhotra
79% of new hires trust AI for upskilling yet 75% fear surveillance. (AI Image) Indian companies are accelerating organisational redesign and workforce strategies to capitalise on artificial intelligence (AI) and
If zircon had a résumé, it would be seriously impressive. This is a natural gemstone, mined straight from the earth. In fact, zircon crystals are among the oldest minerals on
India’s mango season faces challenges due to erratic weather, impacting crops. To enjoy the prized fruit, a traditional method of storing semi-ripened mangoes in paper bags is recommended. This technique,
BENGALURU: India’s space missions may grab headlines at liftoff, but their real test begins only after the rocket falls silent. Mission operations, the long, invisible phase that keeps satellites alive