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Brahma Kumari Shivani Interestingly, on August 15, we were celebrating azadi, freedom, and on August 30, there is jubilation about bandhan, bondage. But this is Raksha Bandhan, one sacred bondage, that of purity and protection, and all of us need it, not just our sisters. We all need protection from everything that is harming us.
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‘Life is a balancing act’, holds good even for resolving cultural conflicts in a fast moving and migrating world. With the forces of globalization and free market economy, migration to a country with a different culture has become inevitable. This has resulted in a clash between the old and the new, Eastern and Western cultures.
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No more need for the old stereotypes! Introverts are not broken versions of extroverts. Being an introvert means something different, and life as an introvert can be just as fulfilling (if not more so!) than that of an extrovert. Too often, introverts hear messages telling them to change or try harder to fit into the
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In the pursuit of academic excellence, India’s students are facing an unprecedented mental health crisis. The disheartening news of student suicides, particularly in cities like Kota, has sparked a nationwide concern that compels us to delve into the underlying issues of this distressing phenomenon. The pressure of cracking competitive exams and the weight of parental
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Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) In hues of life, a master’s hand did trace,Pierre-Auguste Renoir, of wondrous grace.With brush and palette, he brought scenes alive,A symphony of colors, in which we thrive. Upon the canvas, his visions would dance,Capturing sunlight in each fleeting glance.Impressionist strokes, like whispers of air,Transformed reality into dreams rare. In gardens of paint,
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Christie’s will hold The Wheel of Time, the largest exhibition in Europe to date of the exquisite work of Wallace Chan, renowned Chinese jewellery creator, visual artist and innovator. Through 150 pieces of jewellery, together with six titanium sculptures, some of which have never before been seen publicly, Chan considers the act of creation, looking back on
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Dignity is the inherent worth that resides within us, a value that extends to our fellow humans and the natural world. It encompasses a profound recognition of our self-value and completeness, forming the foundation for empowered decision-making, respect for others, and responsible guardianship. Today’s myriad challenges—hatred, poverty, environmental deterioration, cruelty towards animals, reckless resource consumption—are
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Rather belatedly in my writer’s journey, I have realised that posts and videos on food garner the most views. And ergo, I have decided to jump onto the band wagon and try my hand at writing a recipe. Move over Sanjeev Kapoor and Ranveer Brar and the rest of the gang. Here I present the
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The phenomenal success of Chandrayaan-3 has been in the headlines across all media through the last week, resulting in not just naming the historic impact/touch points but also declaring the day of success – August 23 – as the National Space Day. It was only incidental that a very close family elder of mine had
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With my daughter back home for the vacations during the summers, we did quite a bit of travelling by the metro for a project that she was pursuing. It was a fun time for both of us as we travelled in wrong directions, overshot stations that we had to disembark at, got down at stations
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