UNCONVENTIONAL PRACTICE
'Evolving, just backward': Pakistan players' training videos go viral, faces fan fury after T20 WC disappointment
The Pakistan cricket team faces criticism for their unconventional training methods after a disappointing T20 World Cup. Despite controversy over fielding drills on mattresses, they are preparing for future series against Bangladesh and England. Captain Babar Azam addresses concerns about his leadership, emphasizing transparency in his decisions amid calls for change.
K-pop leads to death: North Korean youth publicly executed for listening to South Korean music
A 22-year-old man in North Korea was publicly executed in 2022 for listening to and sharing K-pop music and South Korean films, according to a South Korean human rights report. The report details how North Korean authorities enforce strict laws against "reactionary ideology and culture," targeting various forms of Western influence, including fashion and media. Despite these harsh measures, South Korean culture continues to influence North Korean youth.
July's new moon with Cancer season and what does it mean for zodiac signs. All you may like to know
The new moon in Cancer on July 5, 2024, encourages emotional exploration, closer relationships, and new beginnings. It will impact various zodiac signs differently. Know in detail.
RBI Guv Shaktikanta Das emphasises on need to eliminate biases in algorithms
Shaktikanta Das emphasizes the importance of enhancing AI and ML techniques at the central bank while addressing ethical considerations and biases in algorithms. The focus on data analysis, data privacy, and global standards for statistics underscores the central bank's commitment to leveraging technology for informed decision-making.
Works of Ray Dalio for economic wisdom and investment guide
The article lists the influential works of Ray Dalio, a prominent investor and entrepreneur. It begins with "Principles: Life and Work," where Dalio shares the unconventional principles that helped him build Bridgewater Associates into the world’s largest hedge fund. The book emphasizes radical truth and transparency, offering practical lessons on decision-making and management. "Principles for Navigating Big Debt Crises" provides a template for understanding and managing financial crises, supported by detailed case studies. The illustrated "Principles for Success" makes his principles accessible to a wider audience, focusing on goal-setting and collaboration. Finally, "Principles: Your Guided Journal" helps readers develop their own principles through guided exercises, promoting personal growth and success.
Shrinking Season 2 on Apple TV+: Release date, plot, new characters and more
Shrinking on Apple TV+, the acclaimed comedy-drama series, which captivated audiences with its unique blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling, is set to continue exploring the lives of its deeply relatable characters.
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Fund Manager Talk | Chances of downside surprise in Nifty higher after elections: Viraj Gandhi, SAMCO Mutual Fund
CEO Viraj Gandhi of SAMCO Mutual Fund provides insights on market impact, sector preferences, and future trends including the renewable energy sector's growth in FY25.
Strange tale of Jim Simons: Despite his investing genius, it’s of little use to investors
Simon’s story is of extraordinary intellect and unconventional methods, setting him apart in the investment world. While Buffett, Munger and Kahneman offered insights and knowledge that the average investor could adopt, Simon’s approach was different. His reliance on advanced mathematical models and statistical analysis was innovative and almost exclusive to his firm’s unique skill set.
Why Bengaluru is Nikhil Kamath's favourite city? Zerodha co-founder says Mumbai has 'good-looking people but...'
Billionaire entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath recently praised Bengaluru, India's startup capital, in a YouTube podcast. Despite acknowledging challenges like traffic, he highlighted Bengaluru's standout feature as its people, emphasizing their warmth and love for the city. Kamath also praised Bengaluru's talent pool, calling it unmatched globally for startups due to its access to skilled individuals at a reasonable cost.
'Pretha Maduve': Karnataka family seeks dead groom for daughter who died 30 years ago
In Dakshina Kannada district, a recent newspaper advertisement seeking a groom for a woman who passed away thirty years ago has sparked widespread conversation. The unconventional ad, placed by a family in Puttur, aims to arrange a marriage for their deceased daughter, believing that her unmarried status in the afterlife may be causing their ongoing misfortunes.
Self-healing roads may soon be a reality: NHAI
The technology allows asphalt, used to build roads, to self-heal and address the issue of potholes, one of the key reasons for road accidents and deaths in the country, they said. "We are considering ingenious and unconventional methods to improve durability and to address the issue of potholes," said a senior government official, who did not wish to be identified.
Jaya Bachchan gives relationship advice to granddaughter Navya Nanda, says one should marry her best friend
The Bachchan family's podcast episode featured a discussion on relationships, where Jaya Bachchan advised Navya Nanda to marry her best friend, emphasizing that romance diminishes post-marriage. Shweta Bachchan also chimed in, encouraging Navya to follow her heart in love, highlighting the complexities of friendship and romance dynamics. The conversation showcased generational wisdom and the evolving perspectives on modern relationships within the family.
RBI's now become an enabler of the market economy: Governor Shaktikanta Das
"Given the rapid changes taking place in today's world, especially in the areas of technology, innovation, business practices and growing complexities in the financial sector, the Reserve Bank is constantly evaluating the emerging trends and taking necessary policy measures to remain in sync with the evolving situation," Shaktikanta Das said at the RBI's 90th commemoration function on Monday.
An unconventional strategy for retirement in today’s time
Perhaps it's because we've witnessed our elders grappling with health issues, boredom, loneliness, and financial dependency on their children.
Watch Jonty Rhodes taking a Royal Enfield Shotgun 650 ride on Lucknow roads
Jonty Rhodes, famed cricketer in Lucknow for IPL matches, eschews the team bus for a thrilling ride on a Royal Enfield 350. Donning helmet and goggles, he cruises through the city's bustling streets, drawing occasional recognition from fans. His affinity for motorcycles, particularly Royal Enfield, shines through as he shares his excitement on Twitter. Rhodes's unconventional transport choice adds a dash of adventure to the IPL scene.
Align angles to work by degree
Due to flexibility introduced in the National Higher Education Qualification Framework (NHEQF), an offshoot of the National Credit Framework announced by UGC, learners can now choose courses and acquire credits in different skill domains to enhance their employability.
10 stylish and useful everyday Clutches for women under 2000
Explore the world of affordable fashion with this hand-picked collection of 10 everyday clutches for women. From elegant floral designs to chic and practical options, these clutches are perfect for daily use without compromising on style. Find the ideal accessory to complement your outfits without breaking the bank.
Viral video: Frustrated parent takes TV from Byju's office over refund dispute
In an unconventional attempt to recover money from Byju’s after facing difficulties obtaining a refund for an unused tablet and learning program, a family resorted to removing a TV installed in the edtech giant’s office. The incident, captured in a video posted on Instagram, revealed the family's frustration with the refund process, initiating discussions about customer service practices in the edtech industry.
Happy Teddy Day 2024: Lucky Teddy Bear ideas for your love as per their zodiac sign
Happy Teddy Day 2024:Remember, the essence of gift-giving lies not only in the item itself but also in the sentiment and thoughtfulness behind it. May your choice of teddy bear bring joy and warmth to your partner's heart, fostering a deeper connection and lasting memories for years to come.
Unveiling quirky Royal Christmas Traditions: From weigh-ins to cheeky gifts | All about it
The royal family, known for their steadfast commitment to Christmas traditions, follows a peculiar custom that might raise eyebrows. As depicted in the film "Spencer" from the previous year, this unique tradition involves members of the royal family being weighed in.
How to identify great CEOs for success in long-term investing
Thorndike says while running an organisation, an exceptional CEO does unorthodox things to get exceptional results, while an ordinary CEO performs the same tasks as his peers, which restricts a business’ potential and performance.
Feynman: A practical joking physicist, a paradigm of science (May 11 is Richard P. Feynman's 100th birth anniversary)
In physics, Richard P. Feynman is feted for his path-breaking contribution to quantum theory -- especially its electrodynamics, which won him the Nobel Prize -- and for being among the extraordinary scientific talent that developed the atomic bomb and pioneering nanotechnology. But this was only a part of this exceptional scientist, who was an irrepressible practical joker and raconteur, cracked safes for fun and played bongo drums to relax.
Ghee in coffee, Chandrika soap as shaving cream: How unconventional usage helping Indian brands push sales abroad
Americans and Europeans are now putting traditional Indian foods and beauty products to unconventional use.
Women entrepreneurs are carving out a niche for themselves in ‘unconventional’ businesses
Being a woman entrepreneur is a tightrope walk. People tend to judge them too quickly. That's why these success stories are phenomenal.
Not able to hire the best? Try unconventional routes
The hiring process in most companies boils down to three steps at the most: initial screening (phone), in-person interview and reference checking.
Small bunch of Indian philanthropists supporting ventures in unconventional areas of governance, human rights
Rohini Nilekani, who has done considerable work in water and education sectors over the years, is keen on channelling much of the Rs 164 crore.
IIM-K student bags prestigious Harvard business prize
A first year student of the IIM-K's PGP 2013 batch has bagged the prestigious Harvard Business Review/McKinsey M-Prize for management innovation.
Traveller’s diary: Events in food, sport, music and dance around the world
Burning Man is an annual event, which began as an informal bonfire practice in 1986, and now draws thousands of visitors from around the world.
Unconventional gas production costs in Gulf too high: Saudi Aramco
Saudi Aramco is keen to develop unconventional gas resources to meet rising demand in Saudi Arabia, but production costs are still too high.
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