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Opinion | From Kerala To Keralam: What's Really In A Name? A Lot, Apparently
For many, the name change may be much ado about nothing, but for the likes of MN Karassery, who have been using Keralam instead of Kerala over the years, it is a moment to celebrate.
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Draped In White With Something Blue', This Bentley Bentayga Is For Women
The Bentley Bentayga Something Blue Collection is limited to 10 units, and many of these units have already been spoken for.
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What Celebrities Ate At The BAFTA After-Party, And Why Many Left Before Dessert
One diner criticised the taste, saying they "ate only a few bites", while another remarked that the portions were unexpectedly small for an event hosting Hollywood icons.
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New Salary Strategy Sees Bosses Rewarding Top Employees With Bigger Raises
Didn't get a pay bump this year? Maybe that's because you weren't the best.
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Trump's 'Dalilah Law' Demand After Girl Injured In Crash By Indian Driver
US President Donald Trump called on the American Congress to pass the 'Delilah Law', which would bar illegal immigrants from receiving commercial driver's licences.
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Video Shows Delhi Auto Driver Allegedly Offering Young Women To Foreign Tourist, Internet Demands Action
Social media users strongly condemned the incident, with many users tagging Delhi Police and calling for strict legal action against the driver.
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How To Make Perfect Gujiya That Is Crispy And Doesn't Break
Achieving perfectly crisp, crack-free gujiyas depends on the right dough consistency, proper sealing, and careful frying. Even small mistakes can affect the texture and shape.
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After El Mencho's Death, Spotlight On El Chapo, Forbes' Billionaire Drug Lord
Drug cartels in Mexico are not just criminal gangs; in many areas, they act like shadow governments. The moment has also revived memories of another infamous kingpin, Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, also known as Shorty
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EU Puts Key US Trade Deal On Hold After Supreme Court Ruling
European Union lawmakers Monday put a key trade deal with the United States on hold, demanding clarity after a Supreme Court ruling struck down many of President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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"Best Financial Move, Worst Emotional Experience": Startup Founder Slashes Team From 14 To 5 After AI Pivot
The post resonated with other entrepreneurs, with many noting that the "lean" approach often leads to intense loneliness, guilt, and the loss of team energy.
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Opinion | From Kerala To Keralam: What's Really In A Name? A Lot, Apparently
For many, the name change may be much ado about nothing, but for the likes of MN Karassery, who have been using Keralam instead of Kerala over the years, it is a moment to celebrate.
-
Draped In White With Something Blue', This Bentley Bentayga Is For Women
The Bentley Bentayga Something Blue Collection is limited to 10 units, and many of these units have already been spoken for.
-
What Celebrities Ate At The BAFTA After-Party, And Why Many Left Before Dessert
One diner criticised the taste, saying they "ate only a few bites", while another remarked that the portions were unexpectedly small for an event hosting Hollywood icons.
-
New Salary Strategy Sees Bosses Rewarding Top Employees With Bigger Raises
Didn't get a pay bump this year? Maybe that's because you weren't the best.
-
Trump's 'Dalilah Law' Demand After Girl Injured In Crash By Indian Driver
US President Donald Trump called on the American Congress to pass the 'Delilah Law', which would bar illegal immigrants from receiving commercial driver's licences.
-
Video Shows Delhi Auto Driver Allegedly Offering Young Women To Foreign Tourist, Internet Demands Action
Social media users strongly condemned the incident, with many users tagging Delhi Police and calling for strict legal action against the driver.
-
How To Make Perfect Gujiya That Is Crispy And Doesn't Break
Achieving perfectly crisp, crack-free gujiyas depends on the right dough consistency, proper sealing, and careful frying. Even small mistakes can affect the texture and shape.
-
After El Mencho's Death, Spotlight On El Chapo, Forbes' Billionaire Drug Lord
Drug cartels in Mexico are not just criminal gangs; in many areas, they act like shadow governments. The moment has also revived memories of another infamous kingpin, Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, also known as Shorty
-
EU Puts Key US Trade Deal On Hold After Supreme Court Ruling
European Union lawmakers Monday put a key trade deal with the United States on hold, demanding clarity after a Supreme Court ruling struck down many of President Donald Trump's tariffs.
-
"Best Financial Move, Worst Emotional Experience": Startup Founder Slashes Team From 14 To 5 After AI Pivot
The post resonated with other entrepreneurs, with many noting that the "lean" approach often leads to intense loneliness, guilt, and the loss of team energy.
