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The We-Women Network, founded by Dr. Manisha Bose, celebrated International Women’s Day in collaboration with the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre (SVCC), Embassy of India in Bangkok. The evening featured a panel discussion on “Shakti,” an address by Deputy Chief of Mission Poulomi Tripathi, a ceremonial lamp-lighting, and Thai–Indian cultural performances,…
Running out of LPG doesn’t mean skipping good food. You can still whip up tasty vegetarian dishes like sprouts chaat, curd rice, vegetable wraps, paneer salads, overnight oats, fruit yogurt bowls, peanut butter sandwiches, chia pudding, dahi chura, and simple veggie sandwiches—quick, healthy, and made with little or no cooking.
Observed every year on March 8, International Women’s Day honors the achievements and contributions of women across the world. The day traces its roots to early 20th-century movements demanding fair wages, voting rights, and equality, and today continues to inspire global conversations on empowerment and gender justice.
Infosys has rolled out a survey asking remote and hybrid employees to share details of their home electricity use. The goal is to better gauge work-from-home energy consumption and refine the company’s sustainability reporting, helping it reduce its overall carbon footprint.
A strange viral clip showed a green, dragon-like reptile in Thailand that had the internet buzzing. Scientists explain the odd look is just a snake coated in algae and moss from sitting still in water, not a new species or creature from a game.
