In recent years, the fashion industry has seen a notable resurgence of craftsmanship in the luxury sector. This return to artisanal traditions highlights a growing appreciation for the artistry, dedication, and heritage embedded in fashion’s finest creations. Fast fashion, while accessible and affordable, often comes with significant ethical and environmental costs. Consumers are becoming conscious … Read more
The Election Commission of India (EC) has taken two very different stands in handling police appointments in the poll-bound states of Jharkhand and Maharashtra, reflecting its distinct approaches to maintaining election integrity. In Jharkhand, the EC has directed the removal of acting director general of police (DGP) Anurag Gupta, appointed in July 2024. This decision … Read more
Israeli jubilation at the elimination — the politically correct term for murder – of the Hamas commander, Yahya Sinwar, may be a trifle premature. If the killing does “pave the way for a change that will lead to a new reality in Gaza”, to quote Israel’s foreign minister Israel Katz, that change may indicate West … Read more
The healthcare industry is a prime target of organized cyberattacks, as has been shown near daily for the past decade-plus. The urgency of contingency planning has finally been made clear, from the boardroom to the situation room, exam rooms and administrative back rooms. Health system chief information security officers are at the forefront of one of the … Read more
Hyderabad: In today’s fast-paced digital world, screen time has become an inescapable part of our lives. From children being entertained with animated videos to adults working for hours, people are constantly glued to their devices. However, experts say excessive exposure to screens can have a severe impact on people’s cognitive abilities or mental capacity to … Read more
In an exclusive conversation with Deccan Chronicle, Dr. Santhosh Devadas, Consultant Medical Oncology, Ramaiah Memorial Hospital shares insights on prevention, treatment and management. Invasive breast cancer and non-invasive breast cancer are both continuum essentially. So, non-invasive breast cancers are the entry point for cancer to develop, the non-invasive cancers go on to become invasive cancers, … Read more
The UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) is one of the most prestigious and challenging exams in India. It tests candidates’ knowledge, analytical skills, and personality through various stages, including the Preliminary exam, the Mains, and the Personality Test (interview). With the exam date set for May 25, 2025, aspiring candidates need a structured and strategic … Read more
The trading topography is radically developing in India’s dynamic financial markets, where technological advancements facilitate traders to utilise increasingly cultured instruments. High-granularity tick data is one such tool, achieving acclaim for its capacity to assemble detailed information on market tendencies. This data apprehends every price fluctuation and trade execution, delivering critical perspicuity for optimising trading … Read more
In an exclusive conversation with Deccan Chronicle, Dr. G Vikram Kumar sheds light on the complexities of hemophilia, its impact on patients’ lives, and the recent breakthroughs in the treatment and management of this rare blood disorder. Can you explain the basics of hemophilia, its types (A and B), and how it affects the body’s … Read more
Pal said he and other members tried to calm things when the Trinamool Congress leader picked up a glass bottle, smashed it and threw it towards him. TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee was suspended for one day from the parliamentary committee on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill after high drama during its meeting on Tuesday where he … Read more