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The 6 Roadblocks On Tejashwi Yadav's Route To Success
In the intricate theatre of Bihar politics, the stage is set for the 2025 assembly election, and at the centre stands Tejashwi Yadav, the 35-year-old leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD).
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Opinion | The Comfort of Denial: Why We Ignore the Climate Collapse
At its core, this crisis is not scientific but of the human mind. The data is there; the consequences are visible. What is missing is honesty.
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Opinion | Respect Without Roots, Pride Without Substance
It is not goods leaving our shores but young minds, restless to find elsewhere what they cannot build here. This reversal explains why a tweak in an American visa policy can create such tremors at home.
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Opinion - The Mirage of Revolutions: Why Uprisings Fail Without Inner Freedom
When we think of revolutions, it is often the sound that comes back first: the roar of voices in the streets, slogans ringing through capitals, crowds that feel unstoppable, and rulers suddenly brought down.
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Opinion | North India Underwater: Not Nature's Fury, But Human Folly
The future will not remember how many millimetres of rain fell; it will remember the choices we made when the warnings were clear. Did we rush to rebuild on the same shaky ground, or did we stop long enough to take a different path, the right path?
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Who Leaves It All Behind? These 8 IITians Did
After excelling in academics and beginning promising careers, these individuals chose to renounce mainstream life and pursue spirituality.
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Opinion | The Crisis Within: When Clarity Is Replaced by Content
The recent crash was not just a test of aviation safety. It was a mirror to our culture. It asked, without speaking: are we still capable of responding like humans? Or have we become spectators even to sorrow?
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Opinion: Beyond The Mat - Yoga, The Return To The Centre
You hear a familiar answer: a way to stay fit, reduce stress, or maybe a sequence of well-practised postures. You see glossy images: flexible bodies on Yoga mats, people meditating with closed eyes and calm faces.
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Opinion | Rethinking Linguistic Harmony and Identity through Indias Language Dynamics
The future lies in approaching all languages with equal respect. We must rise above treating language diversity as a drawback.
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Opinion | Climate Crisis and The Threat of Irreversible Change
In our pursuit of material progress, we may have overlooked the need for a deeper alignment with ourselves and with the natural world.
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The 6 Roadblocks On Tejashwi Yadav's Route To Success
In the intricate theatre of Bihar politics, the stage is set for the 2025 assembly election, and at the centre stands Tejashwi Yadav, the 35-year-old leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD).
-
Opinion | The Comfort of Denial: Why We Ignore the Climate Collapse
At its core, this crisis is not scientific but of the human mind. The data is there; the consequences are visible. What is missing is honesty.
-
Opinion | Respect Without Roots, Pride Without Substance
It is not goods leaving our shores but young minds, restless to find elsewhere what they cannot build here. This reversal explains why a tweak in an American visa policy can create such tremors at home.
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Opinion - The Mirage of Revolutions: Why Uprisings Fail Without Inner Freedom
When we think of revolutions, it is often the sound that comes back first: the roar of voices in the streets, slogans ringing through capitals, crowds that feel unstoppable, and rulers suddenly brought down.
-
Opinion | North India Underwater: Not Nature's Fury, But Human Folly
The future will not remember how many millimetres of rain fell; it will remember the choices we made when the warnings were clear. Did we rush to rebuild on the same shaky ground, or did we stop long enough to take a different path, the right path?
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Who Leaves It All Behind? These 8 IITians Did
After excelling in academics and beginning promising careers, these individuals chose to renounce mainstream life and pursue spirituality.
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Opinion | The Crisis Within: When Clarity Is Replaced by Content
The recent crash was not just a test of aviation safety. It was a mirror to our culture. It asked, without speaking: are we still capable of responding like humans? Or have we become spectators even to sorrow?
-
Opinion: Beyond The Mat - Yoga, The Return To The Centre
You hear a familiar answer: a way to stay fit, reduce stress, or maybe a sequence of well-practised postures. You see glossy images: flexible bodies on Yoga mats, people meditating with closed eyes and calm faces.
-
Opinion | Rethinking Linguistic Harmony and Identity through Indias Language Dynamics
The future lies in approaching all languages with equal respect. We must rise above treating language diversity as a drawback.
-
Opinion | Climate Crisis and The Threat of Irreversible Change
In our pursuit of material progress, we may have overlooked the need for a deeper alignment with ourselves and with the natural world.
