New Indian Expressby Shampa Dhar Kamath25d ago
I recently read about leaders who soft-pedal hard messages just to keep the peace. Makes sense. Positivity is much easier to swallow than criticism. The same thing happens in homes too.
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar25d ago
Food is worth considering as food for thought. No country on earth has turned the question of what to eat into as combustible a civilisational argument as India has.
New Indian Expressby Devdutt Pattanaik25d ago
Twenty years ago, the phrase ‘Love-Jihad’ entered the Indian public sphere. The underlying idea was that Hindu women were being enchanted into marrying Muslim men.
New Indian Expressby Anand Neelakantan25d ago
I have written this before, and I’d write it again. There is no value for the life of the commoner in my motherland. This country doesn’t care.
New Indian Expressby Ravi Shankar25d ago
Populist language is wordplay by prejudice. All politicians complicate or obfuscate an argument using a specific label to strip away the inconvenient nuances of disagreement and distort their...
New Indian Expressby Swami Sukhabodhananda25d ago
“My wife taught me to accept both birth and death,” said a person to his master. “Now, I will teach you what lies between birth and death,” said the master.
New Indian Expressby Gaurav Yadav25d ago
Ever since man obtained the power to think, he has been looking for ways to escape his present circumstances and go somewhere more pleasant, where life is easier and infinitely more satisfying.
Fenils Blog25d ago
Published on: 20/09/2026 Last edited on: 20/09/2026 This is not Udaipur, it’s a random building in some random narrow street in Surat.
Taipei Times25d ago
Over the past several decades, Taiwan has undergone a transformation in its societal values surrounding survival, ways of living and the meaning of life itself — all within the span of just two or...
Taipei Times25d ago
Academia Historica director Chen Tsui-lien (陳翠蓮), speaking at the handover ceremony for her new role on Monday, said that when she accepted the position, she knew that her peaceful life as a...
Polygon.comby Thomas Hindmarch25d ago
Last New Year's Eve marked the 30th anniversary of the ending of Bill Watterson's seminal newspaper strip Calvin and Hobbes, the impact of which is still being felt throughout Western print media...
Mail Onlineby Roger Dobson25d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source There's at least one in every office - a kind-hearted co-worker who makes tea every day, brings in cakes on a Friday or remembers...
PerthNowby Jack Nivison25d ago
‘No other way out’: Why dozens of women chosen to kill their abusive partners Dozens of Australian women are being forced to live out a nightmare scenario in which killing their abusive partners...
ABC News Australiaby Rosanne Maloney25d ago
In short: Cairns man Rob Hodge invested his own money and passion into creating a program to help at-risk youth.
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (James Grebey)25d ago
Leonard Nimoy Believed Star Trek's Spock Appealed To Teenagers For A Very Specific Reason While it would be nice to have the confidence and swagger of Captain Kirk, most people aren't like William...
PerthNowby Katelyn Catanzariti25d ago
Aspiration, dislocation and isolation in tough times Australians still want a home of their own, financial security and the freedom to enjoy life.
Mail Onlineby Will Potter25d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Patrick Clancy said he believes he did 'the best I could' in supporting his ex-wife Lindsay's mental struggles before she killed...
Polygon.comby Josh Broadwell25d ago
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave might have all the trappings of a modern Fire Emblem, with its Engage-like personal skills and the social elements of Three Houses.
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele25d ago
Ears across the globe have been virtually blocked since September 14, 2026, with news of Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, including its fuel pipeline and military infrastructure.
New Indian Expressby Gopalkrishna Gandhi25d ago
Historian and teacher Rudrangshu Mukherjee has compiled a monumental 819-page volume felicitously titled A Touch of Genius.
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