In the late 1980s, two explorers paddled the full length of the Amazon after walking its first 200 miles; they reached the Atlantic after a 4,200-mile journey | World News

In the late 1980s, Polish explorer Piotr Chmielinski and American writer Joe Kane became the first people to paddle the full length of the Amazon from its source area to the Atlantic Ocean. Kane first walked 200 miles before joining the paddling journey. The expedition covered about 4,200 miles from the high-altitude headwaters to the…

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From prestige to payoffs: How Indian students are prioritising jobs, ROI, and outcomes over university names

From prestige to payoffs: How Indian students are prioritising jobs, ROI, and outcomes over university names

Indian Students Prioritise Career Outcomes Over University Prestige In Study Abroad Choices When Indian students talk about studying abroad today, the conversation rarely starts with “Which country?” anymore. It begins with something far more specific: “What will I become after this degree?” Whether it’s landing a job in Europe, switching careers in India, or securing…

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‘There will never be another Aishwarya Rai’: Diva’s breathtaking BTS glam-room pics from Paris Fashion Week have fans gushing

Aishwarya Rai gave fans a peek at what went on behind the scenes before she stepped onto the L’Oréal Paris runway, and the pictures are every bit as glamorous as her final look.The actor was among the A-listers who walked for L’Oréal Paris’ ‘Express Your Worth’ showcase at Place Joffre during Paris Fashion Week. She…

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SpaceX IPO: Why Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath feels Indian stock markets are more investor-friendly than US - Markets

SpaceX IPO: Why Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath feels Indian stock markets are more investor-friendly than US – Markets

In an X handle, Kamath wrote, “Sure, things can be better, but it is crazy how transparent and safe the Indian markets are compared to the US, all thanks to SEBI and the exchanges. It is not just Fidelity; even other big brokers seem to have ‘flipping’ restrictions in place.” Fidelity’s strict anti-flipping rules for…

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7 countries where the Indian Rupee (INR) is strong and how travellers can make the most out of it

7 countries where the Indian Rupee (INR) is strong and how travellers can make the most out of it

What do luxury Indian travellers need? Enough money to buy luxury in a foreign land. Good news is that there are several nations where the value of the Indian Rupee is beyond your imagination. It is because these countries have weaker local currencies, making them ideal for budget-friendly exploration for Indian travellers. You’ll be surprised…

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