Contested Will: What is Shakespeare’s true linguistic legacy?
The Arden Encyclopedia of Shakespeare’s Language addresses questions of meaning and structure in the playwright’s work. Which words did he coin? Take a look. Key Points
Hindustan TimesSpice of Life: words can make or break, use the power mindfully
There was also a time when my vocabulary never remained dotted with such words. They instead exuded negativity. But a lot has changed, though slowly, as the mind changed, through my long solo trips and ‘practical’ connection with spirituality, writes Rameshinder Singh Sandhu Key Points
Hindustan TimesQuordle answers today: Hints to solve July 11 word puzzle
Quordle is a word-guessing game where players attempt to discover four five-letter words simultaneously. The goal is to correctly guess the words using the given clues and limited attempts. Key Points
Economic TimesToday's Quordle Answers and Clues for Thursday, June 8
Improving your Quordle skills comes with practice and familiarity with the game's mechanics. Pay attention to the clues, analyze the letters, and make educated guesses based on your knowledge of words. Key Points
Economic TimesTech demand hits a low as clients tighten purse strings amid economic uncertainties
The dream growth that Indian IT service providers saw earlier in the pandemic because of increased spending by clients is decelerating. The revenue projections of companies for FY24 are at multi-year lows, pulled down by the IT spending cuts implemented by clients amid fears of a recession and the US banking crisis. Key Points
Economic Times
The Shakespeare I have come to know: A scholar separates legend from legacy
He certainly did not invent the 1,000-odd words often attributed to him, says Jonathan Culpeper of Lancaster University. But then, most writers don’t coin one. Key Points
Hindustan TimesQuordle 429 today: Know hints and answers for March 29 word puzzle
On March 29, any committed lexophiles are welcome to verify their answers here for the Quordle 429. Most importantly, you may get the crucial hints here to guarantee your winning run. Key Points
Economic TimesWatch: Has Salman Khan joined the Guardians? Here's the Groot that is inspiring him these days-Entertainment News , Firstpost
Salman Khan is a man of few words and his words are Midas’ touch. Groot as everyone is aware is also a tree of few words and has left his mark in the hearts of many fans worldwide. Key Points
FirstpostI had aphasia caused by brain inflammation. I forgot words frequently.
A cause of aphasia is brain inflammation. One day while teaching, I suddenly forgot how to walk and developed aphasia. I used writing to help me cope. Key Points
Insider'No unparliamentary words used': Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary on Rahul Gandhi's Lok Sabha speech 'expunged'
India News: "If a word is unparliamentary there is a provision to remove it. I don't think so Rahul Gandhi has used any unparliamentary words ... Rahul Gandhi sai Key Points
Times Of India
Five specific sins; seven treasures of a king: words by the numbers in Asia
In this instalment of his monthly column, author Adam Jacot de Boinod hunts down quirky figures of speech from across a continent. Look out for Capital Letters every month. Key Points
Hindustan TimesSC launches handbook on gender unjust terms; street sexual harassment to replace eve-teasing, sex worker i
The Supreme Court of India has released a handbook that guides judges to avoid gender-biased language in court orders and legal documents. The guidebook identifies the words and phrases that promote gender stereotypes and suggests alternatives. The handbook contains a glossary of gendered unjust terms and explains common stereotypes against women. To raise awareness against harmful stereotypes, it aims to demonstrate why such stereotypes are inaccurate and can distort the application of the law. Key Points
Economic TimesMammootty’s Kaathal shows a language problem. What's the Malayalam word for gay?
In 'Kaathal - The Core', the purposeful avoidance of homophobic slurs is a breath of fresh air. They are not even used to punctuate the discrimination faced by queer folk. Key Points
ThePrintUncover today's Quordle challenge: Hints and answers to solve October 7th four-fold puzzle
Playing Quordle is as simple as entering words, but it introduces an intriguing twist. Your objective: deduce four five-letter words within nine attempts. You'll be guessing all four words at once. While Wordle set the stage, Quordle adds an exciting new layer of complexity, making it an enjoyable daily game. Key Points
Economic TimesQuordle Puzzle Solutions: May 18th Answers and Hints
Quordle is a challenging yet enjoyable word-guessing game that builds upon the popularity of Wordle variations. With today's answers and hints, you will have the tools to conquer Quordle #479. Key Points
Economic Times
This, not ChatGPT has been named as the Word of the Year by Collins Dictionary
Despite being the most Googled word, ChatGPT lost out to 'AI' as the Collins Dictionary's Word of 2023, reflecting the enormous impact of Artificial Intelligence on our daily lives. The language evolution reflected in other contenders on the list includes words such as 'nepo baby', 'greedflation', 'Ulez', and social-media-inspired lingo like 'deinfluencing'. Key Points
India TodayI got sick with brain inflammation and forgot how to speak. I learned it was aphasia.
A cause of aphasia is brain inflammation. One day while teaching, I suddenly forgot how to walk and developed aphasia. I used writing to help me cope. Key Points
InsiderKalki Koechlin says ex-husband Anurag Kashyap taught her Hindi swear words
Kalki Koechlin made her debut with Anurag Kashyap's Dev D. The actor has now revealed that the filmmaker taught her swear words in Hindi. | Bollywood Key Points
Hindustan TimesIf a law is drafted well, judiciary cannot overstep it: Home Minister Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Monday that if a legislation is drafted well, the judiciary will not get an opportunity to overstep it. He said laws should be drafted in as simple and clear words as possible because difficult words always creates controversy. Key Points
The Hindu
We respect PM's oratory talent but... he needs fresh energy: Oppn reacts to Modi's post Budget address in
The Opposition in India has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for repeatedly attacking the Opposition during the Motion of Thanks on President's address. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor criticized Modi's oratory talent but argued that his recent speech was below form. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi compared Modi's words to Mallikarjun Kharge's discussion on the work of UPA in Rajya Sabha, comparing them to Rahul Gandhi's arrogance. Key Points
Economic TimesAustralia vs West Indies: Shamar Joseph - The ex-security officer who wrote a Caribbean dream with a crushed toe
Cricket News: Read about Shamar Joseph, a former security officer, who achieved a remarkable victory for the West Indies cricket team against Australia. Discover his journey from obscurity to success, his sacrifices, and determination. Learn more about his inspiring story. Key Points
Times Of IndiaSpice of Life | Valuing the first step to happiness we all seek
When we value something, we end up catching the goodness, and this works for everything, be it health, relationships, career, dreams. Unfortunately, most of us value something only when it is no more with us. Key Points
Hindustan TimesTake some time off from the poll heat
This morning let me offer you something rather different. It’s a selection of gems culled from the internet and shared by friends. Key Points
Hindustan TimesQuordle answer today: Check hints to crack July 3 word puzzle
Quordle is a word-guessing game inspired by the popular game Wordle. It challenges players to guess four five-letter words simultaneously within nine attempts. Key Points
Economic Times
Quordle 512 today: Here are the hints and answers to June 20 word puzzle
You can now tackle Quordle 512 and attempt to solve it. Presented below are the clues and corresponding answers for the four-word puzzle released on June 20, 2023. Key Points
Economic TimesQuordle 483 today: Check hints, clues and answers to crack May 22 word puzzle
Let's begin this week on a positive note by maintaining your Quordle streak. Read more to know the hints and answers to crack the word puzzle for May 22, 2023. Key Points
Economic TimesYou don’t mean that: Sadness is not depression, restlessness is not ADHD...
But you already knew that. See why these terms are everywhere, and trace the very valid history of semantic inflation. Key Points
Hindustan TimesYashasvi Jaiswal set to start Test career with folded hands in front of MS Dhoni
What hasn't changed is Yashasvi Jaiswal's admiration for Dhoni. He is still at a loss for words when asked to describe his feelings for the legendary cricketer. | Cricket Key Points
Hindustan TimesThe first 10 words of the African American english dictionary are in
In April, Oxford Languages and the Hutchins Center shared 10 entries with The New York Times. Below are selected definitions, variant forms and etymologies. Key Points
The Indian Express
Israel lost control of the ‘narrative’ to Left academics. India must not go the same way
Israel is paying a heavy price today for ignoring the vicious propaganda unleashed by academic cabals in the West. India runs the same risk unless it takes the battle of words forward. Key Points
ThePrintSunday's Quordle Challenge: Here are the hints to solve the word puzzle for October 1, check answers
For those new to the game, let's provide a quick overview of how to engage with Quordle. Your objective is to decipher four distinct five-letter words, and you are granted a total of nine attempts to successfully unravel all of them. Key Points
Economic TimesPakistan student, 22, sentenced to death while minor gets life term in jail on charges of blasphemy over WhatsApp messages
Youth was sentenced to death over photos and videos that contained derogatory words about Prophet Muhammad. A court in Pakistan's Punjab province has sentenced... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaTo take care of possible headwinds: 4 largecap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up t
Market has a strange habit of giving surprises on both sides, moving up when no one is expecting and news is bad all around. Falling when no one is expecting it to fall and there is good news all around. So, in today’s time when there is good news all around, right from higher GDP numbers to better GST collections and on micro front companies announcing more orders and even words like expansion of capacity coming back, instead of predicting the time when there will be a correction, just be ready for it. Ready by staying with large caps and that too with sectors and stocks where some tailwinds are emerging. This is not to say that there cannot be some underperformance in large cap space, but the fact is that over the long term these large caps not only create much more wealth but in a bearish phase, they tend to protect the wealth by falling less as compared to mid and small caps. Key Points
Economic TimesHow Cinematherapy Helped Me Through a Midlife Crisis
Yes, there is a therapeutic basis for “watching movies to heal,” but only if you do it the right way. Here's how. Key Points
WIRED
Mind your chats or pay a heavy price
A British-Indian student's joke on Snapchat of an intent to blow up a plane resulted in jets being scrambled and threw him into a legal soup. Privacy? Wake up to the real world. Key Points
mintHow Cinematherapy Helped Me Through a Midlife Crisis
Yes, there is a therapeutic basis for “watching movies to heal,” but only if you do it the right way. Here's how. Key Points
WIREDYuzvendra Chahal pens heartfelt note for Dhanashree Verma on wedding anniversary
The couple tied the knot in 2023. As they marked their wedding anniversary today, Yuzvendra Chahal shared heartfelt words for Dhanashree Verma. | Trending Key Points
Hindustan TimesAI tools like Dall-e, Midjourney can create pornographic images despite safety filters, new study reveals
AI tools like Dall-e, Midjourney can create explicit images despite safety filters, a new study reveals. Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in these AI systems that allows the generation of inappropriate content using an algorithm called SneakyPrompt. Key Points
India Today