Over the years, the film industry has witnessed some outstanding movies that were unique in their storylines, cinematography, action, crime, and so on. Some films are so impressive that they redefine traditional storytelling through their stunning performances. This article will review some of the longest-running films in cinema history. We will closely examine the top … Read more
Ukraine wants permission from the west to use long-range Storm Shadow missiles to destroy targets deep inside Russia, believing this could force Moscow into negotiating an end to the fighting. Senior figures in Kyiv have suggested that using the Anglo-French weapons in a “demonstration attack” will show the Kremlin that military sites near the capital … Read more
Balachandra facilitating Lama Fera, an ancient Buddhist healing therapy that he spent over a decade mastering under the guidance of Lama Krishna in Nepal. With the monsoon tapping a soft cadence, my four-hour odyssey from Rajkot to Gir was a pursuit of the siren song of Sonorium. This rare, ancient sound practice, offered by … Read more
Olive oil – described as “liquid gold” in Homer’s Iliad – is renowned for its health benefits. Not only is it delicious, it is anti-inflammatory, good for the gut, beneficial for the heart, and may even help us feel happier and live longer. Scientists are now turning their attention, however, to the murky, brown and … Read more
The summer with its heat and dust may be over for many, but the bureaucratic babudom in Telangana continues to sweat it out. The recent directive to ‘get out of your comfy air-conditioned officers and be seen in the field, on the ground,’ from Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has had several officers leave their … Read more
Companies that contributed to nation-building 1) Sailing the winds of changeForbes India’s latest issue is dedicated to the organisations established before the country’s independence that then transitioned to support nation-building. Today’s newsletter features some exciting stories from the Independence Day Special. The first one is Bajaj Electricals. It started as Radio Lamp Works in 1938 … Read more
‘The age of boredom… has now passed”. So begins On Boredom, a 2021 essay collection that claims the likes of TikTok and YouTube have driven it to extinction. These days, “the time needed to be bored is no longer available”. This view, that boredom has been blotted out, is widely held – so much so … Read more
Flu shots: Especially important if you have heart disease If you have heart disease, a flu shot can reduce your risk of influenza complications. Learn the benefits of a flu shot and when to get one. By Mayo Clinic Staff The flu, also called influenza, is an infection of the nose, throat and lungs. It’s … Read more
Key events Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature 8 min: Gabriel Martinelli drives at the Villa defence but plays a wayward pass inside instead of taking on his man, Matty Cash. The ball comes back to him but he shoots tamely at Martinez. Share 7 min: On the subject … Read more
The Labour government’s highly publicised plans to improve workers’ rights and end years of stagnating wages, insecure jobs and in-work poverty are full of ambiguities and lack crucial detail, a leading thinktank on the future of work has concluded. A report by the Autonomy Institute, which promotes a fairer and more democratic economy, says the … Read more