Breaking the stigma: Prioritising mental health for a happier, resilient future
Depression, anxiety and other mental health challenges must be taken seriously. They affect one in five people worldwide Depression in mental health is a feeling of low, sad and unhappy. Which can lead to loss of appetite, loss of sleep, loss of interest, and negative thoughts. Mental health is about how...
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Workplace Gossip: A Double-Edged Sword
03 December 2024 | Sakshi Sethi -
Bullet train: A dream derailed by delays and cost overruns
03 December 2024 | Shivaji Sarkar -
From pages to people: Why writers need marketing to succeed
02 December 2024 | Asha Iyer Kumar -
Trump’s tariff threat
02 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Unveiling transnational drug syndicate
02 December 2024 | Bhopinder Singh -
Political stability: A catalyst for India’s renewable energy ambitions
02 December 2024 | Arif Aga -
learning must go on
02 December 2024 | Shainy Sharma
Freebies: A winning strategy or economic pitfall?
The growing trend of offering freebies in elections raises significant concerns about financial sustainability, governance and its impact on voters’ mindset A major factor contributing to the success of the respective political party in the just concluded elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand was freebies - an acronym for “something given free...
Antimicrobial resistance: An invisible risk for women health
With AMR deaths projected to exceed 10 million annually by 2050, a gender-sensitive, intersectional approach is critical to tackling this silent epidemic When antibiotics or antimicrobials, impactful the first few times, lose their efficacy as their intake increases, sometimes unthinkingly and unnecessarily, it indicates that the bacteria, fungi, viruses and parasites...
Unjust arrest
The arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh underscores the persistent challenges faced by its religious minorities The recent arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das, a prominent Hindu monk and spokesperson for the Bangladesh Sammilit Sanatan Jagran Jote, has spotlighted the precarious situation of religious minorities in Bangladesh. Das, known for his...
Save India’s elephants from multiple threats
Encroachments on migration corridors, poaching and deadly interactions with humans and infrastructure are creating a precarious future for these gentle giants According to the report, “The Status of Elephants in India 2022-23”, there has been a nearly 20 per cent decline in India’s elephant population between 2017 and 2022. Authorities have...
Trump re-elected as the US President: Nationalism rises amid global shifts
His re-election is set to influence US immigration, trade and foreign policies while creating ripple effects across the globe Donald Trump has been re-elected as President of the United States, defeating Kamala Harris in a closely watched election. His return to power has sparked global speculation about potential shifts in US...
Transforming the Sporting Mindset
A holistic approach, encompassing administration, training and spiritual discipline, can transform sports On your marks, set, go. The gunshot fired and the cauldron rose rambunctiously as Usain Bolt scorched the track, adding to his ever-growing tally of medals. Contrast this with Indian athletes. Why is our mind prepared for the also-ran?...
The Eastern challenge to Western supremacy
As alliances between Eastern nations grow stronger, the American-led global order faces an existential challenge—one that could redefine the world’s balance of power What if everything you’ve been told about global conflicts is a carefully crafted narrative, designed to obscure the true motives behind the wars shaping our world? What if...
