Why traditional Indian homes were naturally cooler and what modern designs can learn from them

Modern architecture can benefit greatly by reintroducing these passive design strategies. Prioritising ventilation, using climate-appropriate materials, and integrating shaded spaces can reduce dependence on air conditioning. By blending traditional wisdom with contemporary needs, real estate developments can become more sustainable, energy-efficient, and comfortable for future living. Traditional Indian houses demonstrate that comfort does not always…

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As regulators crack the whip, firms return to drawing board

The regulatory push is also being reinforced by changing consumer behaviour and a growing social media influence. NEW DELHI/BANGALORE: Atta, paneer, tea, juices, biscuits, ghee, honey, chocolates, energy drinks — the list of daily consumption items facing regulatory glare is growing, and so is the pressure on consumer goods companies. The scrutiny is not limited…

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Gold Prices Prediction: Gold, silver prices seen rising next week as US inflation data, West Asia tensions guide markets

Gold and silver prices are expected to remain firm next week (representative image) Gold and silver prices are expected to remain firm next week, with inflation data from major economies and developments around efforts to end hostilities in West Asia likely to influence bullion markets, analysts said.Investors will track inflation figures from the US, Germany,…

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Blake Lively: “Messy as hell”: Fans erupt as Blake Lively backs Justin Bieber while Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding rumors heat up | NFL News

Blake Lively sparked online debate after defending Justin Bieber amid criticism of his Coachella performance. Her comments drew mixed reactions, with some praising her support while others questioned her motives, especially given her ties to Taylor Swift. The discussion intensified as buzz around Swift’s relationship with Travis Kelce and their rumored wedding continues to dominate…

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US government’s plans for $100,000 fee on new H-1B work visas rejected by court again; says: Government failed to show that …

A federal appeals court has rejected the US government’s proposed fees of $100,000 on new H-1B work visas, saying the government failed to show that it was likely to succeed in proving that President Donald Trump had the authority to impose the charge. The ruling keeps in place a lower court’s decision blocking the fee…

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