The changing face of Indian philanthropy
The stage is set for a monumental leap forward in the philanthropic movement, heralding an era of ‘More, Sooner and Better Giving’ India has always been a nation with a deeply ingrained concept of philanthropy. This ethos has given rise to many philanthropists, who have contributed immensely and helped build and...
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Finding Divine Inspiration
18 May 2024 | Ajit Kumar Bishnoi -
Reflections on the end of a 30-year war
18 May 2024 | Nilantha Ilangamuwa -
Reflections of an oncologist navigating imperfections in cancer care
17 May 2024 | Prashant Mehta -
India and Iran sign Chabahar Port Pact
17 May 2024 | Kumardeep Banerjee -
RBI fortifies the nation’s economy with gold
17 May 2024 | Shivaji Sarkar -
AI is revolutionising sustainable, tech-driven farming
16 May 2024 | Prerna Negi -
Harnessing the power of resolution
16 May 2024 | Ravi Valluri
Electric tractors for electrifying agriculture
These technological marvels promise not only to rejig farming practices but also to mitigate the industry’s environmental footprint Climate change is an issue of utmost importance that the world is currently facing and it is a challenge that is complex and multifaceted. Particularly the agriculture sector is vulnerable, as greenhouse gas...
Filmmakers must calibrate branding of film festivals
In the ever-evolving world of branding, where impressions and connections are paramount, film festivals emerge as vibrant stages The success of any branding exercise is the impact & impression it creates on the target audience, visibility of products, recall value and deep connection with the audiences cutting across campaigns, launches, events...
The Role of Meditation in Sleep
Meditate every night for a relaxed mind and better sleep A recent newspaper article caught everyone’s attention, featuring an elderly woman who initiated a ‘Sleep Service Center’ for those struggling to find restful sleep. This compassionate woman would just engage in conversation with the person and sing a lullaby offering comfort...
Stopping thieving through DBT
A lot of pilfering from fertiliser subsidies is happening due to policy flaws. This can be curbed if only the subsidy is given under Direct Benefit Transfer On January 22, 2019, addressing NRIs and Indian-origin people at the inauguration of the 15th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas convention in Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh), Prime...
Kejriwal's bail: Unveiling political prophecies post-release
The Delhi CM’s release sparks controversy with ominous predictions and bold political statements, fuelling nationwide debate on democracy's future Persons accused of criminal cases getting arrested and the courts granting them bail is nothing new. Even if the person happens to be the reigning chief minister of a State or a...
The rise of robots
Robots are emerging as the next frontier, but can they replace humans? Various research and studies have shown that the next frontier in Artificial intelligence is the Robots. Much more added to it are the big names- Jeff Bezos, Microsoft and many others who are investing in human robots according to...
The plight of unwed mothers of Kolam tribe
The stigmatisation of ‘Kumari Matas’ in the Kolam tribe highlights their struggle for social acceptance and economic empowerment Kolam, a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG) of the Dravidian race is known for its unique culture, language, indigenous knowledge and matrilineal society. They reside predominantly in theYavatmal, Chandrapur, some parts of Amravati,...
