Modern
How Onida failed
Onida, an iconic Indian consumer electronics brand known for its distinctive advertising watchword “ Neighbour’s covetousness, proprietor’s pride, ” enjoyed tremendous success during the 1980s and 1990s. still, despite its original dominance, Onida ultimately faltered in the face of violent competition,
By vinoth kumarabout 13 hours ago in History
Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra
I have been devouring this podcast's episodes as they come out, and some I have listened to twice. It is a fascinating, well-researched plunge into the recent past at the end of WW2 and about a decade after. It focuses on how close the United States was to succumbing to the American ultra-right, describing themselves as Renaissance Nazi.
By Lana V Lynxa day ago in History
No I's allowed
Our expert/master apparel used to have bold colors and a rhythm that marked our own style. We could be both neat and show care. Maybe even better care because we seemed to be a happy lot back then. Women had overcome much of the bondage of the past. The 1980's! A new era...
By Shirley Belk2 days ago in History
"Kenya's Yearning for Change: A Look Back at Egypt’s 2011 Revolution"
In recent days, Kenya has witnessed a wave of protests demanding accountability from a government perceived as incompetent and deeply corrupt. Billions of Kenyan shillings have allegedly been looted to fund the lavish lifestyles of politicians, sparking outrage among citizens.
By Duke of Kinanie2 days ago in History
The History of Modern Office Furniture: From Traditional to Contemporary Designs
Modern office furniture has evolved significantly over the years, reflecting broader changes in design, technology, and workplace culture. From the ornate designs of traditional office furniture to the sleek lines of contemporary styles, the history of office furniture mirrors shifts in both functionality and aesthetics. Here’s a look at how modern office furniture came to be, tracing its journey from traditional roots to contemporary innovations.
By American Home Furniture3 days ago in History
Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo' Sparks Viral Dance Challenge
Nigerian folklore music legend, Gentleman Mike Ejeagha, has taken social media by storm as his timeless Igbo highlife song, "Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo", has sparked a viral dance challenge among content creators and celebrities worldwide.
By Clara Smith4 days ago in History