by Sudha Dixit The Stockholm Syndrome It was two years of confinement due to Corona Pandemic. My age did not allow me to take any risk and venture out. Unlike careless youngsters, I stopped going out and mixing with people. Putting on a mask for a considerably long period was […]
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Haldiram’s on Wheels…
by Heena Malik The Nagpur Division Central Railway has transformed a railway Coach into Haldiram’s outlet. The new Haldiram branch which is called Haldiram Express is open now for the Passengers, as well as non-passengers, and for the Nagpur people. The restaurant is located just at the main Gate of […]
The Modern Restlessness
by Dr. Kailash Nath Khandelwal Modern times are aptly characterised by a single word “Restlessness.” Scarcely anyone is happy with his/her existence. Everyone is seen to be “pining for what is not.” We all love to live in our own Utopia, which, unfortunately, none of us knows where it is […]
How To Get Your First Book Published?
by Vikas Prakash Joshi So you have done all the hard work and finished your first book. You now want to publish it, and have the satisfaction of holding the finished product in your hands. This is your dream from childhood. You can just imagine it; the book launch, the […]
A Novel Technique of Spreading Awareness of Thrombosis
by Arushi Garud, The GTF Group Introduction My name is Arushi Garud. I am an 8th grader at Union Middle School in San Jose, California. I am also a member of the Global Thrombosis Forum (GTF), a non-profit organization that promotes awareness of thrombosis in the community. Thrombosis is a […]
Nadi Pariksha and Sensor Technology Lead Youth To Develop Device for Patients
by Dr. Kiran Thakur Pune, January 23: A combination of the 5000-years old Ayurveda and the unique sensor technology have brought in a device useful for patients, doctors, and fitness enthusiasts. The internationally patented device, Nadi Tarangini, is among the 46 awardees of the National Start-up Awardees felicitated week on […]
The Shadow Boxer – An Unforgettable Character
by S. Chandra Shekar B.T. Hosken was his name, but everyone called him Tommy. He was my father’s colleague in the underground mines of Kolar Gold Fields. My father and Tommy were mining engineers and worked together for 30 years in the Nundydroog Mines. My father headed the mines as […]
A Weak American President Invites Global Chaos
by Mark Antony Rossi “I told you so, “is the poor man’s refrain to history repeats itself when we fail to heed its cruel lessons. Again, we are saddled with another weak American president, just like Obama and Carter before Biden, their weakness invites chaos from grade C world actors […]
Where Will the ‘Mediocre’ Go?
by Sachin S. Solanki It doesn’t have to be but at times when perfection and excellence are fetishized to the extent of exclusion of substandardness as a sin- ‘Mediocracy’ can cost you dearly. It is despairing to note that when The Republic of India celebrates its 75th anniversary of freedom, […]
India’s Hate Speech Conundrum needs to be tackled
by Anish Esteves On January 12, the Supreme Court issued notices to the Uttarakhand Government and the Delhi Police seeking action against the perpetrators of hate speech against the Muslim community in the Dharam Sansad held last year in Haridwar and at a congregation in Delhi. The actions of the […]