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Threads passes 5 million sign ups in four hours: CEO Zuckerberg

In less than 24 hours, Threads attracted some 30 million users

Twitter sees dramatic new updates that might change its entire character

It further revealed that 73 per cent of urban Indian parents surveyed want the data protection law to ensure mandatory parental consent is sought for children under 18

Data sourced by businessline from market intelligence firm Sensor Tower shows that both downloads and daily active user base of Telegram have stagnated in India

In August 2022 this year, Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Custom (CBIC) issued a detailed clarification on reporting of information about reversal of ITC as well as ineligible ITC

Samyukta Kisan Morcha to hold nationwide march to Raj Bhawans on November 26, to mark the two years of the farmer protest

Audit needs to verify whether crucial fiscal steps recommended by Finance Commission have been met

Two-day national conclave of SFC begins in Hyderabad

‘Principle of economic strategic autonomy will hold the key to global re-balancing and big players will constantly strive to be more capable technologically’

For NPS subscribers, PFRDA seeks capital gains treatment on par with mutual funds industry for gains liquidated through Tier-II investments

For the first time, power plants on the western coast would receive coal through the coastal shipping route, he said

Modi meets economists seeking suggestions for the Budget

Some measures include increasing property tax and power tariffs and privatising state public sector enterprises

In nine months, the repo rate has risen 250 basis points to touch a seven-year high of 6.5 per cent

There were years when, despite El Niño, rainfall was close to normal and inflation remained benign; the officials

Global growth prospects look a lot less bleak now, says economist Eswar Prasad

We might cry hoarse demanding authentic cuisine, but when it comes to Chinese, ‘Indian-Chinese’ is the best bet

Sliced lamb shawarma, sesame-crusted pancakes, pickles on a stick, cannolis with fresh ricotta... DIVYA CHANDRAN discovers why a walking tour is a great way to take in the flavours of New York city

Going on a jungle safari is one thing. And then again, going into a jungle where Mowgli and Bagheera supposedly once roamed, legends were born and beautiful stories created, is an entirely different thing. BHUMIKA K. takes you through an experience when the summer sun meets imagination at the Pench Tiger Reserve

Waiting for company to travel is passé; solo travellers are having fun by not just exploring beaches but also enrolling in open water scuba diving courses

Chennai is an interesting city to show around with its multi-layered history and deep culture. GEETA PADMANABHAN helps you choose a good mix of the city’s attractions

The writer recounts her visit to the International Yoga Festival earlier this year

Chennai has no dearth of statues. What if we had a contest to pick some of the most interesting? These five will surely find a place, writes GEETA PADMANABHAN

Actor-director Samuthirakani on why his production, Appa, is close to his heart

While most itineraries spell wining, dining and sightseeing, no travel experience is complete without music. KRISHNARAJ IYENGAR tunes into some of the most fascinating experiences

With Wisdom on Wheels, Ashima Madan explores the various facets of truck art and tells PRIYADARSHINI PAITANDY what makes them so fascinating

Techies in Technopark are teaming up to travel

From sinking in the splendour of the past to exploring future reality in space, SOMA BASU soaks in a wide spectrum of experiences in Florida

The author rides the iconic three-wheeled vehicle through narrow bylanes in one of Chennai’s most fascinating neighbourhoods

The women of Nochi Kuppam more than add to the character of this coastal stretch. They keep the home fires burning

Ashvin Gidwani on what inspired his play The Scent of a Man, to be performed in the city on Saturday

Never been on a trek before? Don’t let that stop you

A guide to lesser-known scenic hill stations and treks in the Himalayas

The world is talking about Burning Man, the desert festival in Nevada where art meets music and partying, and the “burners” coexist in peace, fuelled by love... and food of course. Sounds intriguing, but admit it, all that dust and living in basic tents minus the modern amenities isn’t what a lot of us can deal with. Yes, some of us are unabashedly spoilt. So what? Meanwhile, PRIYADARSHINI PAITANDY lists the other picks for a fabulous September

The dry, salty plains of the Rann of Kutch are a great place for birdwatchers and wildlife photographers, writes DR. RAM GOPALAKRISHNAN

Rohan K. Abraham, founder of India Trail, clears the picture about what the region holds for an avid traveller

Slovenia’s capital, Ljubljana, is a portrait of its citizens striving to forge a cultural identity for themselves, writes NIYANTHA SHEKAR

Comfort for the soul and bliss for the mind: find both in Badheri, says MOHUA MITRA

Going around the World Showcase promenade at Epcot Disney World in Orlando is like holding a global passport and darting in and out of countries and Continents at your will, writes SOMA BASU

The writer sets off on an expedition to an old quarter of her city and unearths some gems at the Kumaran market

Come Durga Puja, and Kolkata is filled with a unique, noisy fervour that’s part of the flavour of the season, writes ANUBHUTI KRISHNA

A bike, a cab or the Metro: which is the quickest way to get to the airport? The MetroPlus team races each other to find out