Netas need compassion: Why we must oblige

By Sonal Srivastava While on a state visit to India in February, France’s President Emmanuel Macron, the youngest president in the country’s history, was seen jogging in navy-blue shorts and a T-shirt on a dusty sidewalk in Mumbai. In a gazillion videos on social media that captured the health-conscious president keeping up with his fitness…

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Black magic

Smart use of coal can shield India from foreign crises When the US blocked oil supplies to Cuba last month, a 56-year-old mechanic named Juan Carlos Pino found a clever solution. He changed his old 1980 Fiat car so it could run on charcoal. He didn’t use a steam engine. Instead, he built a simple…

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Sabka malik ek hai

Recently, Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi revealed something extraordinary about Operation Sindoor, a revelation that cut through the noise of hyper-partisan commentary and reminded India what its military truly stands for. Speaking at the Ran Samvad 2026 forum in Bengaluru and separately on the podcast Before I Became Me, the Army Chief disclosed that during the…

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You don’t need more storage. You need planned spaces

Most of my writing is about organizing digital life. Ironically, the physical world—where we were first taught to “keep things in place”—is where we struggle just as much. This is not about decluttering or aesthetics—the domain of professional organizers who can make your space look beautiful. I’m not talking about what to keep or throw;…

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