Tuesday, December 24, 2024
post-Looking Beyond LifeLooking Beyond Life

Ironically, the recent lockdowns helped TANDRA CHAKRABORTY discover that there is so much more to life than workdays and the humdrum routine of life that we took for granted all these years  Not very long ago our life followed a...

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post-Living In Religious & Communal HarmonyLiving In Religious & Communal Harmony

Whether we are Hindu, Christian, Muslim, Sikh or none of these ― we are all one; those who try to divide us should be shown the door, says OSWALD PEREIRA I have a proud legacy. It’s not a legacy of...

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post-Online Education Evades Economically WeakOnline Education Evades Economically Weak

REENA SINGH wonders what is happening to education in thousands of small schools catering to the children of the economically weaker sections of society who cannot afford quality education for their children Since almost 18 months, my house help’s children...

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post-Foods that Never Agree With the BodyFoods that Never Agree With the Body

Ayurveda outlines which foods are to be eaten together and which ones cause trouble for your digestive system, says RENU GULATI  Many stomach-related ailments begin with combining the wrong foods that were never meant to be eaten together. Ayurveda believes...

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post-Make Creativity Your New MeditationMake Creativity Your New Meditation

DR PUSHPA CHATURVEDI urges us to ignite our creativity to connect to our true selves and fill our beings with positive vibrations of peace, hope and happiness Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life,” said Pablo Picasso...

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post-Taking Refuge In BuddhaTaking Refuge In Buddha

A fascinating story by CHANA MEDDIN on a tiny Buddha with wings who gave her refuge at a time when she was lost and lonely Tonight I’ll be Taking Refuge to become Buddhist. What does this mean? How I approach...

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post-Caring For My FatherCaring For My Father

RIMA PANDE goes into the mind of her paralysed father to understand how he must have viewed the world as he lay in bed dependent on others. In her book, ‘His Voice’, she captures some deeply touching and poignant moments with her father. She speaks here to RITU...

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post-Let’s Make our Gardens Models of Biodiversity &  Well-BeingLet’s Make our Gardens Models of Biodiversity & Well-Being

The immediate need is to stop racketeers from using gardens to make money and ensuring that public gardens remain healthy places, aesthetic and environment friendly, says senior journalist VIDYADHAR DATE Mumbai’s elite is rightly up in arms against the decision to cut down...

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post-The Joy of Quitting the Rat RaceThe Joy of Quitting the Rat Race

In a contemplative, questioning stance, entrepreneur HARISH MOTWANI weighs the option of quitting the rat race. Will that buy him peace and happiness? After half a century of living, 29 years of working, marriage of 23 springs, raising two children,...

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