Life
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From Abhay Mangaldas to Jasprit Bumrah: People who shaped Ahmedabad - Part 2
Here are some of the visionaries and renowned people who, over the years, have shaped the city of Ahmedabad and are preserving and sustaining its heritage
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From the rear end of a pheasant, Brazil's best coffee
What goes in as ripe cherries comes out as beans, which can go on to be sold as some of the most delicious—and expensive—coffee in the world
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Caravan caters to last-minute brides in Harare
In Zimbabwe, plagued for decades by poverty, unemployment and high inflation, the rental service is an affordable godsend
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Between loyalty and flexibility, young workers have made their choice
A new research shows just how adept the under-30s are at job hopping or frequently changing jobs to maintain a degree of professional independence
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A new iPhone is coming, but what else might Apple's September 12 event bring?
Apple's next keynote is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, September 12, and unsurprisingly, the iPhone 15 is poised to be the star attraction of the event
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Modern cars are a data privacy 'nightmare': study
The California-based Mozilla Foundation reviewed 25 car brands and said none of them fully satisfied its standards on privacy and that no other product category had ever received as poor a review
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Generation Alpha is the new target audience for podcasts
Children are the future. Especially for podcast producers
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From Vikram Sarabhai to BV Doshi: People who shaped Ahmedabad - Part 1
Here are some of the visionaries and renowned people who, over the years, have shaped the city of Ahmedabad and are preserving and sustaining its heritage
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Which are the best countries for expats to live and work in 2023?
A new report ranked 53 destinations based on five factors, including quality of life and working abroad
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What to look for when choosing your teen's first smartphone
Performance is not the most important criterion when choosing a teenager's first smartphone. Above all, it needs to be fit for its intended purpose and typical uses
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Venice to trial ticketing system from spring 2024 to cut tourist number
Venice authorities have for years sought to ease the pressure of the vast numbers of tourists who flock to see sights, including the Rialto Bridge and St Mark's Square