Mahavatar Babaji-The Saint who Inspires Eternally
By Vivek Atray Whenever anyone utters with reverence the name of Babaji,” Lahiri Mahasaya said, “that devotee attracts an instant spiritual blessing.” This iconic quote…
Blue-and-White Blues: Bengal and Messi’s Fall
By Valmiki The joke in West Bengal right now is that 2026 just isn’t the year for anything Blue-n-White. Both teams had the same jersey and both lost the plot : the…
Beyond Abandonment: Why Jharkhand Needs an Elder Care Policy!
OPINION By Prof. Anant Kumar A society is judged not only by how it nurtures its young but also by how it cares for those who can no longer care for themselves. As…
The Sunday Evening Ache Every Working Parent Carries
It was nearly 7 p.m. on a Sunday when a young mother from my residential society wrote to me after reading one of my parenting posts. “I love my job. I love my…
From Hunger to Hope: The Runway of Dr. Roma S. Vaswani
By Nutan Das Some people earn applause. A few create opportunities for others to be applauded. Dr. Roma S. Vaswani belongs to the latter. Behind the crowns, awards,…
Farm-to-Table Movement in India: Reality or Marketing Gimmick?
By Chef Ashutosh Tiwari The phrase “farm to table” has become one of the most frequently used expressions in the hospitality industry. It appears on…
Where life once stood still, wings now flutter : Udhwa Lake Bird Sanctuary’s radical transformation
Down Memory Lane : IV By Gautam Sarkar The old history of Udhwa Lake Bird Sanctuary, as seen through my eyes, is highly fascinating; back then Jharkhand had not yet been…
The Quiet Craft of Good Baking : ‘Pies & Thighs’.
– By Neha M. R. Aggarwal There are friendships that express themselves through conversations, and then there are those that arrive wrapped in ribbon and parchment…
India’s “Minus Two” Doctrine: The Rise of a Civilisational Pole
-By Abhinav Shankar CONCLUDING PART 3:- Economic, Technological and Civilisational Foundations of the Minus Two Doctrine The economic dimension of Minus Two may…
Institutional Pressure Reveals the True Character of Leadership
By Sanjeevv Shekhar It is easy to lead when business is doing well. Revenue is growing, markets are supportive and stakeholders are happy. But these are not the moments…