Why global investors are looking to India as a reliable alternative during the uncertain times: Part – I

While major powers struggle with uncertainty, rising costs, and slowing growth, India, according to the global investors & economic experts, is quietly gaining attention. Rising energy prices and geopolitical tensions have made the investment environment unpredictable & has made the investors cautious It is opined, this shifting of attention of global investors to India, according…

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When thoughts become psychic pain

“Dr, yesterday I had to travel by road to return to my hometown. It was a 5 to 6 hours’ drive. However, we, my daughter and I, were to start by approximately 1-2pm so as to be home latest by 8pm. It so happened that the interview for which we had travelled got repeatedly delayed….

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The Vibrant Flavours of Rajasthan

Rajasthani cuisine is a remarkable reflection of the state’s history, geography, and culture. Born in a land of deserts and scarce water resources, it showcases the ingenuity of communities that transformed simple ingredients into dishes bursting with flavour. The cuisine is known for its bold use of spices, generous amounts of ghee, and unique cooking…

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Great leaders nurture great leaders!

Leaders possess many qualities but the one which stands out and makes a difference  is that ‘Great Leaders makes Great Leaders!’. In order to have a lasting impact and to carry forward the good work and legacy it is important to create and nurture followers into great leaders . If we trace mass movements which…

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Vietnam and Philippines upgrade their ties: Its strategic significance

The decision by Vietnam and the Philippines to elevate their relationship to an Enhanced Strategic Partnership during Vietnamese General Secretary and President To Lam’s state visit to Manila marks a significant geopolitical development with implications extending far beyond bilateral relations. Coming ahead of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries in July,…

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Catch ’Em Young

IIT Kanpur’s made a smart move by hiring Nisarga   Nisarga Adhikary, the 19-year-old who became a household name last month, after exposing flaws in CBSE’s on-screen marking system, has made it to IIT Kanpur. Not as a student, but as an employee. He’ll work as open-source intelligence and threat intelligence engineer, for which he’s already…

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You Are Not Your Mind

By Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati When was the last time you said, ‘i am happy,’ or ‘i am angry,’ or ‘i am frustrated?’ When was the last time you explained your state of being as caused by a reaction in your mind to something that happened outside of you? ‘You made me angry . ’ ‘He…

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Tell Me Why? The Bull’s-Eye Is Within

In a parliamentary democracy, public opinion on political parties is best reflected in elections. Kerala voters, known for their extraordinary political consciousness, delivered their verdict in black and white in the April 9 assembly election. They rejected the CPM-led LDF and gave the Congress-led UDF another chance. But CPM appears either unable to read the…

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A hall of one’s own

On the Indian art of speaking at the United Nations without the United Nations being present. There is a gentleman at every Indian wedding who has “spoken at the United Nations.” There is also, somewhere in Manhattan, a hotel concierge that knows exactly how. That hall, like your favorite hotel ballroom, can be hired. Welcome…

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REEFS of hope

Across the country’s coastline, small pockets of water are being transformed into lush marine ecosystems. Modest concrete structures dropped to the seabed are drawing fish back to depleted waters, and giving traditional fishers a lifeline. The timing could not be more critical. Falling catches, rising fuel prices and shrinking coastal fish stocks have pushed the…

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