Satya Nadella has argued that continuous learning is central to lasting impact. His words have reshaped leadership thinking at Microsoft and across the technology world.
Long before oil transformed Dubai, the city was closely tied to British India. From Indian passports and the Indian rupee to administrators reporting to Delhi, large parts of today's Gulf were once governed through India. Here's the fascinating history behind that forgotten connection.
Known as the Temple City of India, Bhubaneswar boasts an extraordinary concentration of ancient shrines, sculptures and stone towers that span more than two millennia of history.
Kanchenjunga, India's highest mountain, is often called the "Golden Mountain" because of the golden glow it reflects at sunrise and sunset — a sight that has inspired legends, local beliefs and centuries of awe.
Adichanallur, one of India's oldest archaeological sites, is located in Tamil Nadu's Thoothukudi district along the banks of the Tamirabharani river. Recently selected for development under the Union Budget 2026, the site offers rare insights into early Iron Age life and ancient Tamil civilisation, making it a key heritage location set to gain national attention.
India's first budget in 1947 marked the beginning of the country's financial journey. Presented on November 26, it allocated nearly half of its expenditure to defence, reflecting the urgent need to build and equip the nation's armed forces in uncertain times.
Dr B R Ambedkar insisted that true human progress rests on education and thought. He argued that only a cultivated mind can secure dignity, democracy and social justice.
A viral tweet has revived interest in the Pawar family's long-standing connection with Israel. While not diplomatic, the link traces back to agricultural learning in the 1970s, when Baramati adopted water-efficient farming ideas inspired by Israeli practices, thanks to late Padmashree Dr DG 'Appasaheb' Pawar.
In Japan's volcanic valley of Owakudani, tourists line up to eat jet-black eggs believed to add seven years to life. The story blends folklore, geology and food culture — but what's myth, and what's science?
Mahatma Gandhi has insisted that social renewal must begin with reforming caste structures. His words have argued that political freedom is incomplete without inner social change and dignity for all.
Vaka Lakshmi Pragnika has emerged as one of India's youngest chess stars by winning gold at a global event. Her achievement marks a new chapter for Indian chess and inspires aspiring players nationwide.
Ajit Pawar warned that rhetoric alone does not fix daily hardships. He urged leaders to turn promises into programmes and to focus on practical delivery.
Dr Shubha V, a veteran scientist from CSIR-NAL, won the Padma Shri in 2026 for creating Drishti, India's first indigenous runway visibility-measuring system. Installed at major airports since 2011, Drishti provides critical visibility data to pilots and controllers, strengthening aviation safety and reducing reliance on costly foreign instruments.
In a rare gesture by the Prime Minister of India 50 years ago, Kiran Bedi, the country's first woman IPS officer, was invited for lunch after the Republic Day parade.
Several prominent Indian leaders, including Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar and former Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani, have died in plane crashes in recent years. These tragedies, investigated by aviation authorities, highlighted safety protocols and led to national mourning, reinforcing the impact of aviation accidents on public life and leadership continuity.
India's oldest regiment is now over 250 years old, carrying a legacy that has helped define the Army over time. As years passed, more regiments were raised, expanding this tradition and forming the core of the modern Indian Army. From the Rajputana Rifles to the Jat Regiment, the Army continues to carry forward this legacy with discipline and continuity. Here is the history of the regiments of the Indian Army that have contributed significantly, time and again.
From bargain shopping to street food and culture, one Indian city stands out as the undisputed hub of street markets that attract locals, tourists and bargain hunters alike
Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins the Republic Day ceremony each year not at the Kartavya Path, but by paying tribute to the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for India at the National War Memorial. But why does this happen?
Street food in India's food capital did not appear overnight. It grew with the rise and fall of empires, the movement of traders, and the daily needs of people who lived and worked in crowded markets. History shaped not only the city's streets, but also what was cooked and eaten on them.
Greenland's history begins with a Viking exile accused of murder. Named deceptively to attract settlers, the world's largest island has passed from Norse hands to Danish control, while remaining geopolitically vital even today. Here's the gripping story of Erik the Red and how Greenland's ownership evolved.
