by Fahis Basheer The Amazon Kindle logo is an absolute evocation of the cosmopolitan idea of man and nature with a contemporary turn. Over a long period of time, mother nature has been considered as a mere backdrop for our day to day exercise like writing a poem like “Veenapoov”(വീണപൂവ് […]
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The Effects of Yoga and Plant-Based Diet on Cardiovascular Diseases
by Neha Hamsika Koganti Introduction Diseases and medical conditions continue to rampage the world, killing millions of people and causing others to suffer and face trauma. For example, cardiovascular diseases serve as the primary cause of death globally and result in the deaths of approximately 17.9 million lives annually. In […]
The Possible Recourse
by Debdoot Mukherjee At times, living life becomes akin to carrying a burden. This situation might have visited many of our lives and calls for an intervention by positivity towards life. To elaborate on this issue will definitely result in debates and arguments and therefore this should not be avoided […]
We Need Strength to Champion Hope
by Mark Antony Rossi I continue to stumble across less-than-stellar people in positions where their presence should be a vital component to champion hope and goodwill — but they do not. In many industries such as the medical field, organizations and groups spring up and advocate for the infirmed, the […]
Passing On
by Sowjanya M We live in India, in our regional languages most of the time speaking in the singular form to elders is considered as bad manners and speaking only in the plural to elders is acceptable. However, there are other ways too, though somebody is speaking in the singular […]
Speedy Trial: A Pie in the Sky
by Abhik Roy In 1979, the Supreme Court of India recognized the fundamental right of the accused to a speedy trial, and, since then, it has been reiterating the same. Yet, four decades through, speedy trial remains a pie in the sky, and long, dragged-out legal battles continue to define […]
Restore Insects to Restore the Planet
by Neelamadhab Sahu, Ravi Shankar Behera and Ranjit K Sahu Of the many groups of animals that dwell on the earth, insects are the most numerous and diverse and play an important role in the maintenance of the ecological balance in their habitats acting as indispensable elements. They not only […]
In the Mirror, Our Graves – A Review
by Tapas Bandopadhyay One rainy afternoon, when the monsoon is still young and nubile, when the air is still panting on the declining slope of the second wave of the pandemic, I get a call from an unknown number. I am expecting a delivery of fruits and vegetables. What I […]
The Fate of Taiwan Will Decide the Future of the South China Sea
by Mark Antony Rossi The South China Sea is bordered by the countries of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. China is also a bordered country and has become an aggressor by using its economic might and military prowess to claim nearly the entire South […]
When Looking Back Leads to Failure
by Mark Antony Rossi I’m not the traditional introverted writer. Speaking, unlike most, comes naturally to me. Perhaps it’s because I am confrontational by nature. Maybe it’s because I was born in New Jersey. I may never know the answer since the question is less important than the ability to […]