Garbage may well end up creating a new set of hills and mountains, ones that will not be easy to surmount
Garbage may well end up creating a new set of hills and mountains, ones that will not be easy to surmount
In Sikhism, martyrdom carries a deep philosophical and theological meaning that is woven into the fabric of Sikh identity and ethos
We are living in an imaginary world where paradoxes reign supreme
We are still in a state of denial about the pernicious spread of mental health issues
UT’s energetic administrator MG Devasahayam strove to make it a centre of excellence in the sport
In our model, doctors are gods, patients are passive, and families are collateral damage
The immigrant experience is no longer a single story, it has splintered into multiple strands
If we repeatedly succumb to savouring a lower pleasure, we risk falling into the grip of a pernicious habit
A house with a stream of visitors, but there was often a hush. Now I know why those silences came
If women decided public policy and conflict resolution, the world would be more just and peaceful
The magic of Indian mythology is that gods are never frozen in one form. They change as they travel. They carry both dignity and desire
I watched the Super Moon with more than a tinge of sadness. I was sad, because some things should be beyond science and the avarice of man
In the novelist’s 250th birth centenary year, special events reiterate her creative greatness
Women’s cricket has shown finesse and virtuosity that is fast vanishing from men’s cricket
Please let us not force this grand melange of cultures in a restrictive narrative crafted by some political strategists for winning elections
Excerpt from Rupinder S Brar’s ‘Empire Speaks: Kavya Narratives of India’s Cultural History'
Charles William de Russet came to be known as Baba Mast Ram, and was a venerated figure
Women don’t need saving or spotlighting anymore. They need space — to play, to fail, to rise
It is not something to do; it is a way to be. For only in stillness does the real reveal itself
AI is wiping out millions of jobs, and the time is not far off when we will be to robots what dogs are to us — loyal, but totally confused
Every religion teaches humility and calm. We are prone to disregard these in the heat of the moment
The cricket board is controlled by the ruling party members and if they don’t want to be accused of bias, they should explain the logic behind his omission
We have tried our best to drag all our respected public institutions to this tu-tu, main-main level
From the “cult of domesticity” in the 19th century to the “Supermom” and “Soccer Mom” images of the last century, motherhood has been trapped in impossible, exhaustive standards
Every brand that the creative czar worked on spoke to the consumer and not at the consumer
The splendid isolation which enabled the mysterious village of Malana to preserve its unique culture for hundreds of years is now being nibbled away
Manu is not just one character of Hindu imagination but many. He is a ritualist, survivor, lawgiver and ancestor
India’s literary siren is not here to be correct — she’s here to be honest. Her feminism comes not from seminars, but from survival
Retire when people ask why, and not when they ask why not, Gavaskar said
Questions starting with how are always open-ended; they may lead us to new questions and open the path to new research