By the Editor: Siddharth Sehgal As the parliament goes into its usual paralysis because of inter party bickering, I’d like to draw your attention to a very important and quiet often ignored part that is casually mentioned in the campaigns and forgotten as soon as the elections are over and […]
Month: December 2016
Person of the Week: Jayanthi & Ram Ramanan
Dear Readers, In this interview series where we ask questions to people who are making a difference, it can be big, it can be small, it doesn’t matter, what matters is their contribution to our society. It can be anyone from any walk of life and from any country. Please, do send […]
Human Body Is The Temple Of God
We are all mere soul, You, I and they are Just playing a role Wandering from infinity To infinity In timeless zone, Aspiring to meet The higher entity And become whole We cannot perform The assigned task In our fluid state We need a medium – A carrier – to […]
Beware of Thrombosis: A Silent but Violent Killer
By Anjali Bhave, Anusha Tembe, Nimish Kadam, Samarth Mishra Thrombosis (blood clots), can cause a blockage of the blood flow in the blood vessel. Statistics show that more people die from blood clots than breast cancer, AIDS, and accidents and combined! One blood clot is formed every minute, and one patient […]
What Is Honor
By Mark Antony Rossi What is honor but the innate impulse to do right regardless of fashion or fate. Regardless of fashion or fate. Sadly, this characteristic is found less than a photograph of Bigfoot in your average workplace. What passes for normalcy these days in the office is petty […]
Your World
After all the Hi’s and Hello’s every time you saw me, And all the smiles and glances you’ve traded me for free. On that strange thirteenth day of November, I said yes. And all the blind stars in the sky sparkled brightest. You asked for my number for us to […]
Indian Periodical 2: Parliamentary Paralysis
The Loneliness of Risk
By Mark Antony Rossi I’ve been a risk-taker all my life. Most times it paid off but when it didn’t the damage was serious and contrary to popular belief time doesn’t heal all wounds. The very reason married people with children become conservative is because they quickly realize risks gone […]
Something That Counts
The happiness that’s meant for tomorrow is growin’ through the work of today. Work means growth into the unknown. Work, indeed, is the something that counts. Nothin’ is forever that’s not made by love. Nothin’, nothin’, nothin’. Work is true when it comes from the heart. Love is the something […]
Here is Valluvar’s Voice
Following is the translation of Thirukkural, a discourse on ethics, its author is Tamil poet and philosopher Thiruvalluvar, who lived around 3rd Century. Its translation and comments are done by N V Subbaraman who lives in Chennai. Chapter 60 Energy அதிகாரம் 60. ஊக்கமுடைமை (ஊக்கம் உடையவராக இருத்தல்) Original உடையர் […]