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India Politics

Dr Manmohan Singh’s demise

Reading Time: 3 minutesOn a cold night in Delhi where the concentrated winter fog was doing a better job at keeping the light of an already waning moon away, just before the clock struck ten, the night became determinately darker for India that has received the chilling news of Dr Manmohan Singh’s passing. The nation mourns not just […]

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India Story

A NEW TALE OF INDIAN CHESS: PRODIGIES TO WORLD CHAMPIONS ?

Reading Time: 5 minutesFor every child prodigy you know, at least 100 potential prodigies have burned out before you even heard of them. Chess prodigies possess a rare combination of talent, intuition, and courage. They achieve thrilling wins but also face setbacks in their journeys, which begin at a young age with intense training. While adult players might […]

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Science

Understanding circadian rhythm: The music of life

Reading Time: 6 minutesPicture a symphony, each instrument synchronised flawlessly, a perfect harmony if you will, creating a masterpiece that captivates the soul. Think of your body in a similar way, an orchestra, with its various systems and organs acting like different instruments; the circadian rhythms being the ones orchestrating it all. These 24-hour internal clocks are deeply rooted in nature and are essential for […]

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Dr Pankaj Saxena

Reading Time: < 1 minuteStories are the most powerful medium to connect wisdom with actionable steps. Pankaj Saxena is one such storyteller of Sanatan Dharma, who has taken upon himself the task of connecting the threads of history, culture, and sacred spaces into beautiful wisdom. Co-founder and Director of Cultural Research at Bṛhat, Pankaj brings to light the significance […]

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Ashish Dhar

Reading Time: 2 minutesWhile modern (dumb downed) discourse on social media is sitting on Mount Stupid with a feeling of pride to have (un)successfully managed to preach on a trendy background music, the difference between Dharma and Religion, any sound reader and seeker of truth will be left unsatisfied. Enters Ashish Dhar, a Mechanical Engineer turned Social Entrepreneur who […]

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Tech

Exploring the Metaverse

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe concept of the metaverse has taken the digital world by storm, promising a fully immersive virtual experience where users can interact, socialise, and conduct business in 3D environments. As technology evolves, so does the metaverse, opening new avenues for creativity and innovation. So let’s find out about the recent developments in the metaverse and how you […]

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Ram Chet Chaudhary

Reading Time: < 1 minuteEverything about farming is challenging yet therapeutic. Behind the simple satisfaction of seeing fields of healthy crops swaying in the wind, lies the hard work of many actors. Farming is the lifeline of India and the spotlight often shines on the farmers tilling the soil, while those quietly improving the seeds of our sustenance remain […]

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Story

What makes Charles Bukowski different?

Reading Time: 6 minutesImagine a setting of the early to mid-20th century. You are flipping through a magazine where the pages have a rough, almost gritty texture under your fingers. And it was not about texture alone. These magazines were printed on the cheapest paper available and were filled with tales that were just as raw as the […]

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Shashank Mani Tripathi

Reading Time: < 1 minuteUrban aspirations are created and nurtured in bustling cities. A city’s dreams are crafted and seen through, while rural realities quietly fade away. History has witnessed how Gandhi, a fragile man with unshakeable character, used yatras to bring down the mighty British Empire and ideate a vision for nation-building. Today, Shashank Mani Tripathi follows a […]

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India

Kashi: The well of Knowledge

Reading Time: 13 minutes“When Babylon was struggling with Nineveh for supremacy, when Tyre was planting her colonies, when Athens was growing in strength, before Rome had become known, or Greece had contended with Persian monarchy, …. She had already risen to greatness, if not glory.” Matthew Atmore Sheering writes about the glorious and the oldest surviving city of […]

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