Tao Of Expectations
byExpectations galore are not just disappointing; they also clog our layers of rational thought.
Expectations galore are not just disappointing; they also clog our layers of rational thought.
Calcutta’s synagogues are a testament to religious peace, a reminder that Muslims & Jews have a lot in common.
What’s the connection between ‘flying foxes,’ toddy and Nipah virus?
The challenging time we are living through can help us reflect on who we really are. But are we merely the products of the stories we tell ourselves?
Our cities and towns have a way of adjusting to the new normal. Sirens are now the wake-up alarms. Bhaswati Ghosh writes a compelling poem.
Fresh Kills became a graveyard for unidentifiable bodies. The ruins further escaped the attempt to control them, their toxic vapours proved harmful to the workers on site.
18 million septic tanks & 10 million pit latrines around the Ganga dispose 12 billion litres of untreated faecal sludge/sewage into the river; 53 per cent of it is untreated.
Despite budgetary & infrastructural constraints, India’s para-athletes have displayed immense willpower at the Tokyo Paralympics 2020.
The Venus-Serena Williams’ tennis euphony, with all its highs, distractions and off-court drama, was the best thing that happened to the racquet sport.
The crisis in Afghanistan teaches us that the law of unintended consequences, inevitably, applies to history.
Poetry–words woven skilfully–helps connect the past, present and future.
The history of ‘Lynching,’ as discussed above, shows that means are equally, and in some cases, more important than ends.
The use of meta-analysis in medicine has brought about a welcome transformation, notwithstanding its limitations.
As the Taliban consolidates power, and the United States withdraws from Afghanistan, it is imperative to reflect on the challenges associated with interventionism.
As a nation, we must commit to environmental protection and encourage other countries to join the force.