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The Guardian view on adult education: learning should be for all ages

Editorial: Teenagers and young adults are not the only people in need of new skills and a sense of purpose

The Guardian - UK · 5h ago

Don’t bank on RBI alone: The investor protection gap in India’s banking system

RBI imposes strict regulations on banks to ensure transparency for depositors and investors. However, listed banks often fail to provide timely disclosure of crucial information to the market. The governance of Public Sector Banks (PSBs) also faces scrutiny due to government influence on board appointments and salary structures. Lack of…

The Economic Times · 5h ago

India-US ties shift to deal-making as Trump's Iran policy looms

India must adapt to a US relationship driven by pragmatic deal-making, rethink its diaspora policy amid anti-immigrant sentiment, and play a bigger role in easing Iran tensions and shaping the global order.

The Economic Times · 5h ago

Influencers have taken over my city. If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em

I can’t say I’m enjoying my new gig as a would-be creator. But these days, I don’t have much choice

The Guardian - US · 11h ago

The hill I will die on: The email sign-off is archaic – it needs to go. No regards, Tom

The torture of the inbox is made insufferably worse by the dated cliches at the beginning and end, says journalist Tom Gill

The Guardian - UK · 14h ago

A women’s commune sounds like a great retirement option. But I have my doubts

Think back to those terrible flatshares in your 20s. Cohabiting with friends can seem like a dream, but the reality is sometimes less Golden Girls – more Young Ones, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - UK · 17h ago

She's 18, has a Harvard seat waiting and just stunned a squash legend. Meet Anahat Singh

Anahat Singh, an 18-year-old squash player, achieved significant victories at the Silicon Valley Open in California. She defeated her childhood idol, Nour El Sherbini, and another higher-ranked player, Salma Hany. Anahat's recent performances include winning medals at the Asian Games and breaking into the world’s top 20. With aspirations set…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

Why London restaurant Veeraswamy’s got a notice from the Crown Estate

Veeraswamy, a famous Indian restaurant in London, is facing eviction from its premises by the Crown Estate. The Crown Estate cites the need for renovations as the reason for not renewing the lease. Ranjit Mathrani, the restaurant's owner, claims that the treatment reflects culinary discrimination against Indian cuisine. Mathrani has…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

It's time Delhi set the pace in scaling up businesses

India is working towards improving the ease of scaling businesses to boost economic growth and employment. The role of Delhi is critical in fostering a supportive business environment that enhances investment. Effective infrastructure, skilled labor, and access to finance are essential for businesses to grow confidently. Collaboration between education and…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

If Romeo can love, why must Juliet die?

Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has become a significant success, achieving box-office records for a Malayalam film. The story centers on a young college student named Ashley who falls in love with her neighbor, Justin. Their relationship, while unconventional, explores themes of societal expectations and personal choice within their community. The film…

The Economic Times · Oct 24