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With minors entering social media unchecked, the time has come to make age verification, parental consent and safety safeguards part of the...
We spend most of our lives accumulating, more wealth, more possessions, more recognition, quietly believing that what we gather becomes truly ours....
A civil engineer learns early that every structure has a limit. A bridge carries its own weight, the traffic moving across it and the forces of wind....
The Satya Niketan building collapse demands accountability, but accountability cannot begin and end with identifying the officer occupying the chair...
All languages are beautiful. There are words in each that draw us towards the beauty hidden within them. For me, some of the most fascinating words...
In our current life, we feel that acquiring wisdom is instant and much easier through social media by watching a reel or a video or reading a message...
From a four-member economic acronym coined in 2001, BRICS has evolved into a powerful Global South platform spanning 11 members and 10 partners. As...
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the enduring lesson is stark: force can disrupt extremism, but only justice and a more equitable world order can address...
The BRICS summit at Delhi offers India a chance to project itself as the Global South’s convenor without becoming an anti-Western camp When Narendra...
We live so entangled with our thoughts, our worries, our achievements, and our failures, that we often forget there is a difference between the mind...
For generations, Ganesh Chaturthi has been celebrated with grandeur and devotion all over the world. Families install idols, offer prayers, distribute...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains the BJP’s central electoral asset, but signs of voter unease over the economy, jobs and governance are...
A five-storey hostel in Delhi collapsed after years of regulatory neglect and dangerous construction. Once again, it took a collapse for authorities...
Sanjaya of the Mahabharata fame summarised at the end of the Bhagavad-Gita, “Where there is the Yogeshwara Shri Krishna and where there is the...
In Delhi, illegal construction, ignored safety norms and regulatory complicity have become a deadly cycle. From Uphaar and Lalita Park to Mundka, Old...
We live in a time that celebrates self-sufficiency, teaching us to solve every problem through our own effort, strategy, and willpower, often treating...
In the ashram of Sage Dhaumya lived a devoted student named Aruni. One stormy evening, the sage noticed a breach in the mud wall holding back water...
The debate over Jauhar in Padmaavat has exposed an uncomfortable tendency in contemporary discourse: judging the past entirely through the moral...
As private companies take a larger role in rocket manufacturing, concerns are growing that it could weaken the very institution that built India’s...
For decades, the route to becoming a music star in India usually ran through cinema. Singers became famous through playback, songs travelled on the...
The Devas were losing their long war against the Demon Vritra, who could not be killed by any ordinary weapon. Only one thing could defeat him - a...
Krishna - Teacher, Guide and the one most revered as God in our tradition did not arrive into the world the way we might expect greatness to begin....
People travelled from across the world to Arunachala, carrying questions that had troubled them for years - about the self, about suffering, about the...
This Week's Zodiac Insights Profession • Money • Family • Relationships • Health • Travel This week feels...
We take pride in what we know. Years of experience, qualifications, hard earned opinions about us built over a lifetime - we carry them like trophies...
From defence co-production to the India-EU free trade agreement, Brussels and New Delhi are finding common ground for a rules-based economic order...
I became a member of Club Mahindra in 2010. Whenever I needed something beyond my normal entitlement-an additional room, for instance-I would write to...
In an age when machines are becoming capable of almost everything predictable, the irreplaceable act remains the human one: a teacher who sees...
"Ghosts are all around us. Seek them out and you shall discover them," Ruskin Bond once said — an apt threshold into a disarmingly...
"The basis of this true belief, that my pain and pleasure lay in the pain and pleasure of the other is the reason for yearning for unity and its...
Can India truly aspire to become a Vishwa Guru when it continues to grapple with teacher shortages, overcrowding and inadequate learning outcomes?...
A crack in a concrete wall is called a defect. An engineer sees something deeper: a message from time. It tells us that materials age and even strong...
From the Guru-Shishya Parampara to the aspirations of the National Education Policy 2020, the enduring influence of teachers remains central to...
The United Nations’ stark warning comes as climate disasters linked to the melting Himalayas are causing an immediate human and regional security...
Every few months, schools seem to discover something new that instructors must do: a fresh report, another portal, photographs from an activity,...
India’s new greenhouse gas emission intensity targets for the iron and steel sector mark a significant step towards industrial decarbonisation. The...
Bishkek has offered a moment of diplomatic convergence - and a reminder that declarations are easier to sign than geopolitical differences are to...
Peaceful world has been the main aim of humanity since time immemorial and one can say this without any doubt whatsoever that media being not only the...
In From Guerrilla Fighter to Chief Minister, Zoramthanga Chhangte traces the turbulent journey from the 1966 uprising through years of exile and...
As the two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a relationship tested by war and sanctions, India made clear that its ties with Moscow remain...
Yes, I am referring to the famous verse 2.47 of the Bhagavad-Gita. There are four instructions in this verse. The first instruction is: “You have a...
Despite the tightening of visa rules — and even as courts push back against some of the administration’s measures — the pull of the American...
India’s dependence on imported hydrocarbons has long been its greatest energy vulnerability, a risk sharply exposed by recent disruptions to global...
The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership takes bilateral ties beyond diplomacy, encompassing energy, defence, trade and regional connectivity Prime...
Every year, millions celebrate Janmashtami with devotion, fasting, prayers, music and joyous festivities. Temples are beautifully decorated, homes...
Washington may keep changing the rules; India must make sure its economic prospects are not held hostage to them The US Department of Homeland...
There is an old proverb that says, "You can take a horse to the water, but you cannot make it drink." Over the years, I have often wondered...
As states commit ever larger sums to recurring transfers, a more difficult question is emerging: what happens to the long-term investments that build...
This book has been sponsored by Bharat Global Industries Forum (BGIF), a premier national think-and-action platform uniting India’s top...
India should be able to speak to the world through yoga and aI, Ayurveda and animation, classical music and gaming, and cutting-edge digital...
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