Distilled Wisdom: Life Lessons From Professor Simon Altmann
byThe most important thing in human life, LOVE, cannot be measured and dissected like you can do with the wing of a butterfly.
The most important thing in human life, LOVE, cannot be measured and dissected like you can do with the wing of a butterfly.
In Kerala, Christianity is said to have arrived while Jesus Christ’s apostles were still alive.
A Hindu from a cowherd community became one of Akbar’s greatest painters. His paintings include Christian iconographies.
Over 1400 years ago, a Chinese traveler crossed the Himalayas to discover Indian Buddhism. His journey changed Asia forever.
Hindu extremists are recycling Hitler’s genocidal ideology, hijacking a peaceful religion to target minorities.
An ancient Indian surgery manual from the first millennium B.C. introduced rhinoplasty to the world.
How did Verghese Kurien steer India to emerge as the world’s largest producer of milk, employing 50 million farmers?
Recharging groundwater is crucial. But there is no data to support policy formulation, making it an ad-hoc exercise.
From ghost nets to overfishing, and even missiles, the Olive Ridley Turtle faces a plethora of threats in the global ocean.
With ‘Everybody Was Kung-Fu Fighting’, Biddu Appaiah heralded the dawn of disco music.
In a village in Andhra, entrepreneurial Dalit Jews have embarked on making a comedy film in the hope of visiting Israel.
The world’s most wanted shark has never killed anyone. But it’s a species on the brink of extinction.
Emperor Akbar had many Hindu texts translated into Persian. His Mahabharata is among the most beautifully illustrated.
When it comes to aviation, dragonflies are better than F15 fighter jets. But are humans creating them as killer robots?
The world’s second largest mangrove forest is a floating treasure that has saved countless lives.