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Recycling won’t tackle waste crisis. Buying less will Wasteland : The Dirty Truth About What We Throw Away, Where It Goes and Why It Matters by Oliver Franklin-Wallis is nothing less than a dirty history of humanity. Our crisis of waste is well-known. But it’s also a crisis of wastefulness. A third of the world’s food
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1. In the Holy Avesta of Zoroastrian, “Righteousness” is highly praised and is described as truth, holiness, and pristine purity. It says: Purity of the mind and the body is the most excellent wealth and happiness of this world; That happiness which is highest in the matter of truth is attained to that person; The foremost thing which mankind
Read MoreValentine’s Day is around the corner, and last year, the Animal Welfare Board of India tried to turn this into Cow Hug Day, where they suggested that we forget about romance and embrace our bovine…
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Today is Losar, when Tibetans and other peoples of East and Southeast Asia worldwide invite and celebrate the New Year. On this day, HH the Dalai Lama’s message stresses on the importance of nurturing a good heart that is full of kindness, love and compassion. When he speaks of compassion, he means compassion for all
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In a world where emotional intelligence (EI) can be just as paramount as your IQ, professionals and leaders are recognising the profound impact it has on personal efficacy and organisational success. EI is not merely about managing your emotions but about entering a dialogue with them, understanding the nuances of interpersonal dynamics, and harnessing emotional
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“Saw your smile with admiration Saw your dress with love Heard your words with attention Heard your thoughts with care Never could I say I liked you Never could I say I loved you Never could I give a flower Never could I climb a tower To show how much I loved To show how
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Here’s how civil society and the government can ensure that constitutional values get translated into their work with communities on ground. Born out of peoples’ movements, struggles, and ideological and political dialogues, the Constitution of India envisions a nation guided by the values of justice, liberty, fraternity, and equality. It defines the structure, powers, and
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In Delhi last weekend at the Oberoi Hotel Ballroom was a stellar spread of a few sculptures belonging to the Sculpture Sale of Pundoles, to be held on February 15th 2023 in Mumbai.The evolution from classic to contemporary sculptures was like the unravelling of a lesson in Indian art history.The magnificent Nandi, the gorgeous Garuda, a charismatic
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Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of guiding clients hailing from the world’s most distinguished institutions, such as the University of Oxford, Harvard Business School, and the prestigious IIM Ahmedabad in India. In all my interactions, whether addressing MBA students at Harvard, MIT, or Yale, my advice has been unwavering: masterful storytelling is an
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On most weekends during the last few months, I have found myself being attracted to the handicraft fairs and ‘bazaars’ around me. The organic ambience, the earthiness of the stalls and the colours of the hand-crafted products that seem to merge with the cool afternoons, cosily baked by the winter sun; have enthralled me. All
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