The Voice Is Beautiful. The Man Is Even More So: Ketan
By Antara Mohan There are singers whose voices leave an impression. Then there are those whose character leaves an even deeper one. Ketan belongs to the second kind. I…
The Invisible Work Teachers Carry
By Anjali Singh During my recent visit to Delhi, I met a senior teacher I have known since my school days. She had recently stepped away from a well-known private…
From Protest to Parenting: What Are We Teaching Our Children?
By Shruti Anindita Since this morning, I have been unable to get one image out of my mind—a 15-year-old girl standing before cameras, apologising for using abusive…
Inheritance Rights under the CNT Act, the SPT Act and the Hindu Succession Act: Reconciling Tribal Custom with Constitutional Equality
By Richa Sanchita The jurisprudence governing inheritance in Scheduled Areas of Jharkhand presents one of the most complex intersections between customary tribal law,…
The Inner Classroom
The Universe Speaks Every Language By Sheetal Bagaria Yesterday, I attended another Wisdom Nugget session at Kolkata Centre for Creativity. It is one of those rare…
The Invisible WhatsApp Trap: How a Simple Courier Call Can Empty Your Bank Account
By Prof. Dr. Bimal Kumar Mishra Cybercriminals are no longer relying on sophisticated malware or expensive hacking tools. Instead, they are exploiting one of the most…
Abundance in the Dust : How Dirty water Drove Elephants Away While 3 villages Drank it
Down Memory Lane- VI By Gautam Sarkar I was told by friends that Santhal Parganas was a land of tribal communities, nestled amid serene hills, dense forests, and lush…
Complete Surrender to the Guru Is the Essence of Discipleship: Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati
By Kumar Krishnan Munger: The third day of the four-day Guru Purnima Mahotsav at the Sannyasa Peeth, Paduka Darshan, Munger, was immersed in an atmosphere of profound…
How Instagram Has Changed the Way We Eat
By Chef Ashutosh Tiwari Have you ever noticed what happens the moment a beautifully plated dish arrives at a restaurant table?Before the first bite is taken, phones come…
Reinterpreting Tradition: A New Consciousness of Social Reform
By Kumar Krishnan The strength of a civilisation lies not merely in the antiquity of its traditions but in its willingness to engage critically with its own past.…