Why prioritizing your well-being is the need of the hour

In a world that rarely slows down, wellness has become more than a lifestyle trend—it is a necessity. International Wellness Day serves as a crucial reminder that health encompasses more than just the absence of illness. True wellness is a balanced state of physical vitality, emotional stability, mental clarity, social connection, and purpose. As modern…

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Rain check

The monsoon forecast this year isn’t very encouraging. The good news is that India’s overall economy may be strong enough to handle it. But small farmers could have a tough time and may need help. Weather officials say rainfall may be weaker than usual because of El Niño — when the Pacific Ocean gets warmer…

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Working solutions

Imagine you and your friends are doing chores, and each of you gets paid differently depending on where you live—even though you’re all doing the same work. That wouldn’t feel fair, right? That’s kind of what’s happening with workers in places like Noida, Ghaziabad, Delhi, and nearby cities. Recently, the Uttar Pradesh government increased the…

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Strait shooting

Trump unleashes a verbal flank attack on Iran’s control of a crucial waterway The two-member Supreme Council of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard holding an emergency meeting, about a verbal assault made by US prez, which involves Hormuz Strait, crucial to global trade. Guard 1: The nerve of the guy! Wanting to change the name of the Strait!…

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Rain check

Good news is that, despite Iran war and energy crisis, India’s economy is not in hot water. But agriculture, which still makes up about a quarter of GDP, may have to skim warm water later this year. IMD has predicted a weak monsoon, due to El Nino effect, which is caused by warming of Pacific…

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Those men in Chennai

Whether young Tamilians’ frenzy over Vijay will translate into votes isn’t the point. His rallies are a mirror to TN’s masculinity crisis. Crowds he’s drawing are proof that male-dominated parties just aren’t listening Joseph Vijay is not the first film star to enter Tamil politics. Very likely, he won’t be the last. What makes Vijay…

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Working solutions

Reasonable minimum wages address one labour market issue. Too few jobs, is the bigger problem UP govt moved swiftly – and rightly – to raise minimum wages in NCR zones Noida and Ghaziabad, after protests by factory workers in Noida. The protest should have been anticipated, though, since the trigger was Haryana raising its minimum…

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Anjolie Ela Menon’s lens of evolution 

Anjolie Ela Menon’s Revisitations that opens at Shridharani Gallery ,Triveni Kala Sangam in Delhi  is about the creation of  a coalescence of human heads and still life subjects born of a melding of visual narratives. Split into two parts the works have a suite of new works and a peek at her vintage family collection that will leave…

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Casteism is not Hinduism

This is the 21st Century. One would think that the evils of caste, creed, race would be relics of the past.  Yet – oppression, racism, exploitation – continue to flourish, across the world. In India, we have the ubiquitous and iniquitous caste prejudices, where the so-called backward classes are more often than not, the targets…

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