Simple Pleasures
bySimple pleasures, innocent as they seem, have the power to conquer & rule over us. Megha Rani’s fascinating poem.
Simple pleasures, innocent as they seem, have the power to conquer & rule over us. Megha Rani’s fascinating poem.
Television, the most ubiquitous of all media, has a long and distinguished history. Read it here.
Fast fashion is environmentally unsustainable. There is an urgent need for reconsidering our clothing choices.
One of the most intriguing stories from India tells how robots once guarded Buddha’s relics.
Humans have cultivated & commoditised onions for millennia, made it into an instrument of economic and political power.
Sukrita Paul writes a surreal, enigmatic poem that punches your gut and calls your conscience.
Militaries are using Beluga whales, dolphins, porpoises & other marine animals for war. It’s unethical & wrong.
Phones have reshaped our lives. Can you imagine what the world would be like if the phone hadn’t been created?
Gandhi believed companies must create value for communities & build reputations that foster trust.
The corpus of literature published recently helps understand how caste manifests itself in a globalised world.
In “New India,” with regressive ideas regurgitated from the past, caste violence hangs like the sword of Damocles.
Can you make someone into a new God? If so, what does he look like? Can you see him on the streets? Is he a goatherd?
The appropriate question we need to ask at this moment is: Howdy India?
Seals can reduce their rate of oxygen consumption by as much as 70 per cent. What does this research tell us?
Should a scientific approach to solving problems be substituted by blind faith in the government?