What does it mean to be a man at a time when the traditional definition of masculinity is changing?

Across the world, boys are taught from an early age that they need to be in charge- when it comes to situations, life, and most importantly their emotions. Little wonder then that many grow up thinking that their only option is to put on a brave face, and not appear ‘unmanly’. India’s very own Bollywood … Read more

How hot is Kubernetes? Even traditional banks are transforming to embrace it

Kubernetes has become a standard infrastructure API with a gravitational pull that vendors like Red Hat, Mesosphere (now D2IQ), and Pivotal have been unable to escape. If you’re in the business of enabling enterprises to build applications, you’ve got to support Kubernetes. Period. For those application-building enterprises, Kubernetes adoption has remained somewhat aspirational, with a 2018 … Read more

Back To School: The Best Tech And Appliances For a College Dorm

It’s nearly the most glorious time of year. As summer blends into fall, we parents get to send our kids back to school. This release of our offspring into the brick-and-steel fortresses of higher education comes with a sigh and a lot of cheering in the inside. The silent celebration aside, your child is going … Read more

A Smart Choice With Inverter Technology Appliances To Help Meeting The Growing Power Demand This Sweltering Summer

India is the world’s fourth-largest energy consumer and will likely overtake China in the next decade as the primary source of growth in global energy demand. Our country is the world’s third-largest carbon dioxide emitter, and India’s climate and environmental challenges have been acknowledged by many policy and industry leaders. The ever-increasing demand for energy … Read more

Looking to replace Chinese imports, US turns to Indian products

NEW DELHI: Amid rising trade tensions, American importers of sports goods, toys, stationery, cables and electronics parts have reached out to Indian sellers of these goods as Chinese products become expensive due to the US-China trade war. The US is looking to replace Chinese exports with Indian products in at least seven product lines including vulcanised … Read more

Storage ideas for small bedrooms: 18 clever ways to use space

Desperate for storage ideas for small bedrooms? The biggest issue we find with small bedrooms is, by far, their lack of storage and, in particular, clothes’ storage. But with a little bit of creativity, even the smallest of bedrooms can become a cosy, clutter-free haven. Our comprehensive guide to small bedroom storage ideas covers everything … Read more

Traditional Advertising, A Thing Of The Past? Not According To This Report

Are we nearing the end of traditional advertising formats like TV and radio ads? Will we view them as a long gone discipline five or six years from now? According to the State of Advertising report, released recently by the World Federation of Advertisers, the answer is plain and simple no. Traditional ads are staying for sure. … Read more

Kyrgyzstan President gifts traditional hat, coat to PM Modi

Kyrgyzstan President Sooronbay Jeenbekov has gifted a traditional Kyrgyz hat and a coat to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit here for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit. President Jeenbekov, who met Prime Minister Modi on Friday ahead of the SCO Council of Heads of State meeting, also presented him a ‘Samovar’, a traditional … Read more

Ingredients to Keep in Mind Before Selecting Skin Products

It is always important to see what ingredients beauty products have before you apply them on yourself. Always look for antioxidants and paraben free products to keep your skin healthy and glowing always, say experts. Chiranjiv Chhabra, Director and Consultant Dermatologist at Skin Alive and Pankaj Chaturvedi, MD Director, Consultant Dermatologist and Specialist Hair Transplant … Read more

Taj Mahal to become the first Indian monument to have breastfeeding room

The Archeological Survey of India (ASI) will soon be introducing breastfeeding rooms in Taj Mahal, India’s UNESCO heritage site. Speaking to Reuters, Vasant Kumar Swarnakar, a top official with the ASI, stated that he was inspired to bring about the initiative after he saw a mother struggling to feed her baby at the monument. “The woman … Read more