The newness of the new generation

In a recent research study that I was involved in, we examined the content consumption of the coming generation, what has been labelled Gen Alpha, and found something interesting. This is a generation being brought up, above all, by content. And behind it, the algorithm. The strongest influence being exerted on these young minds comes…

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If Trump puts troops in Iran…

After US bombed Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iranian oil exports, and dispatched marines and amphibious assault ships, such as USS Tripoli, to the region, talk of a US ground offensive has increased. But how might such an offensive unfold? Trump’s approach suggests US would aim for control of Persian Gulf coastline, not conquest….

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Fund The Charge

Right now, the world is a bit uncertain because of tensions between countries like the US, Israel, and Iran. When things like this happen, fuel prices and supply can get risky. That’s why switching to electric cars (EVs) is a smart idea — they don’t depend on petrol or diesel. Sounds great, right? But there’s…

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Just Collateral Damage

Ordinary people are targets of war everywhere, even though international laws forbade it 50 years ago If Earth formed 24 hours ago, humans have been around for just 1 second. And in that second, the time we’ve been good to each other is so short, you’d need to measure it with an atomic clock. Ancient…

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Why do biologic injections work?

PRP, fat cells, bone marrow aspirates, cultured mesenchymal cells, growth factors, and birth tissues are all being injected into injured and arthritic tissues with widespread success and very rare complications. Why do they all seem to work? In the past, injured and arthritic tissues were injected with cortisone. That reduced inflammation by shutting down tissue metabolism; it also,…

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Our need for acceptance is quietly making us invisible

When you constantly filter your thoughts, emotions, and opinions to gain approval, you begin to send yourself a subtle message that your unedited self isn’t enough. Over time, this repeated self-adjustment creates a quiet disconnect, where your sense of worth becomes tied to acceptance rather than rooted in who you truly are. Let me start…

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Swadhyay: The sacred pause 

We live in an age that celebrates speed. Faster replies, quicker results, relentless movement. The modern human is praised not for depth, but for velocity. Life has quietly turned into a race where the finish line keeps shifting, and in the urgency to keep up, we often forget to ask a simpler, more essential question:…

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Love beyond desire

If truth finds its natural expression through love, it becomes important to understand what love truly means. In everyday life the word love is used very freely. We often use it to describe attachment, attraction, or emotional dependence. Yet spiritual traditions have always distinguished between these temporary emotions and the deeper experience of love. What…

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Malfeasance at large

USCIRF worked to puncture US interests by framing its strategic ally Bharat as a country of particular concern and recommend ban on RSS, RAW. What’s the hidden agenda?   Why doesn’t US President Donald J Trump wind up the pugnacious and toxic organization US Commission for International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) that worked against American interests?…

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Rethinking capacity building and sarpanch-pati syndrome in panchayats

Recently, on March 8th, 2026, the Government of India initiated the Say No to Proxy Sarpanch Campaign. It immediately picked up the pace on digital platforms using symbolic hashtags like #NoProxySarpanch and posting short videos, reels, and grassroots storytelling. This encouraged public identification of proxy practices and community-level social pressure against male interference. This leads…

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