The Loss Of I
byDo we realise how and when we lose ourselves? Do we recognise it? Prathap Kamath’s fascinating poem.
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From Akhenaten to St Satyrus: Part II
byHere’s Part II of Simon Altmann’s short story on Autism & mental health issues.
From Akhenaten to St Satyrus: Part I
bySimon Altmann writes an imaginary short story to narrate the issues of mental health. Here’s the Part I of the story.
Australia’s Bushfires Could Drive More Than 700 Animal Species To Extinction
byThe unprecedented bushfires in Australia could cause one of the biggest extinction events in the modern era.
With Modi & Shah In Power, Is India Heading For A Civil War?
byModi & Shah’s dictatorial instincts are subverting democratic principles in the Constitution. But people are fighting back.
Fentanyl Addiction Is Decimating The United States. Is China Facilitating It?
byFentanyl addiction has triggered a crisis in the US. China manufactures & exports much of it. Is history repeating itself?
In Defense Of Lies
byAbhay K writes a stirring poem in defense of lies.
Hari Govind Govil: The Indian American Who Patented The “Hindu Font”
byHari Govil patented a “typeface” that adapted the Devanagari script & made it compatible for the printing press.
The Dangers Of Trump’s Iran Policy
byTrump’s unilateral & thoughtless actions have further escalated tension in the region.
With The CAA & NRC, Is India Violating Its International Commitments?
by“We’ve lost, in a sense, India’s ability to be an example, and a model for other countries in the subcontinent.”
The Mysteries of Monsieur Simenon & Inspector Maigret
byGeorges Simenon, through 75 novels and nearly 30 short stories, immortalised Detective Chief Inspector Jules Maigret.
History Shows Student Protests Have Overthrown Authoritarian Regimes
byStudent protests across the country indicate that the Modi-Shah government is quickly losing the ground beneath its feet.
The Quest For Our Truest Self
byThe fundamental dimension of our being and ‘mindful’ mindfulness holds the key to realising our truest self.
Aalaap
byAmalendu Jyotishi encapsulates a romantic rendezvous with nature & his dance with destiny through a fascinating verse.
Understanding Hitler’s Rise To Power Can Help Us Deal With Modern-day Extremists
byWhat Nazi Germany looked like: Arrest of political opponents, street violence & a university at the centre of the conflict.