Or Arbel, a 32-year-old app developer from Tel Aviv, had not imagined that the stupidly simple messaging app that he built for his business partner on a whim would go on to be the No.1 on the iOS app ...

‘Aiyo’ (or ‘aiyoh’) is an Indian English exclamation included in the Oxford English Dictionary, used to express a wide range of emotions: surprise, distress, regret, pain, pity, or even happiness. The ...

Can you collaborate with your mother, a Pulitzer-winning playwright, and develop your own voice too? Ruby Aiyo Gerber wasn’t too scared to try. Interview by Constance C.R. White Ruby Aiyo Gerber: For ...

South Indians in particular and Indians in general must be celebrating the fact that Aiyo has finally made it to the the Oxford English Dictionary. Indeed, it surprises everyone who follows the OED ...

It isn’t often that four-letter words create a ripple of excitement. “Aiyo” has achieved what most of its alphabet count cousins haven’t despite being around for centuries. It’s a distinct Indian ...

In recent weeks there has been comment in the daily press, even an editorial, regarding the inclusion of the interjection aiyo in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED). The surprise is to be expected, ...

South Indians in particular and Indians in general must be celebrating the fact that ‘Aiyo’ has finally made it to the the Oxford English Dictionary. Indeed, it surprises everyone who follows the OED ...