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A reflection on neighbourhood debates, disagreement and the value of asking uncomfortable questions.
Life & Culture Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

When a Neighbourhood Discussion Becomes Too Uncomfortable

Divya Dixit
A middle-aged person looking into a mirror without glamour or excessive styling.
Life & Culture Politics & Economy

Why Have We Become So Afraid of Ageing?

Divya Dixit
Your Gateway to Social Security - Provident Fund, Pension & Insurance Services
Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

India’s digital revolution is incomplete until public systems become truly accessible for everyone

Divya Dixit
a father and his grown daughter sharing a quiet conversation
Life & Culture Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

My Father Said Nothing About the Gaalis

Divya Dixit
Malaysia's Redang Island

#2Words

quite straightforward is the two-word phrase Miss Me
#2Words

#2Words: Miss Me?

Sonal Maheshwari
Meaning of two word phrase Limited Edition explained
#2Words

#2Words: Limited Edition

Sonal Maheshwari
The ‘One-Man’ Army is another good expression for a Lone Wolf. Such characters can be underestimated at first but eventually they showcase extreme power and ability to lead.
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#2Words: Lone Wolf

Sonal Maheshwari
Game on is variously used to kick off a contest, issue a challenge, or express general enthusiasm.
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#2Words: Game On

Sonal Maheshwari
Many writers have expressed something similar to Amor Fati, like Abraham Lincoln's ‘And this too shall pass’.
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#2Words: Amor Fati

Sonal Maheshwari
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, Ratan TATA, Nikola Tesla, Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking are some of the most popular role models for many.
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#2Words: Role Model

Sonal Maheshwari
We dream, we pray, we hope for better days
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#2Words: Better Days

Sonal Maheshwari
Design Thinking helps in unleashing full creative energies, winning commitments and improving processes radically.
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#2Words: Design Thinking

Sonal Maheshwari
Baby Steps are an important concept of breaking down challenges and bringing in change.
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#2Words: Baby Steps

Sonal Maheshwari

EduSmart

Parent and Child sorting household waste
EduSmart Environment Life & Culture Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

What a Carbon Footprint Game Taught Me About Parenting and the Planet

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A simple classroom game on carbon footprints left one parent questioning whether schools alone can prepare children for an environmentally responsible future.

Question papers are disseminated before the NEET exam, that’s undoubted.

Lessons From NEET Paper Leaks

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Facebook lost more than $237 billion in value

Social media giant Facebook turns 18

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Increasing Visibility

How to be memorable in virtual world

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Environment

A young child holding the hand of an elderly grandparent while planting a sapling under the Indian Tricolour at sunrise
Environment Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

The India We Owe Our Children

Neeraj Bhushan
Japanese youth participate in conservation efforts that protect firefly habitats, turning environmental education into hands-on stewardship of nature.
Environment Politics & Economy

Fireflies, Youth and the Future of Nature

Raisina Hill

Life & Culture

A reflection on neighbourhood debates, disagreement and the value of asking uncomfortable questions.
Life & Culture Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

When a Neighbourhood Discussion Becomes Too Uncomfortable

Divya DixitComment(0)

A neighbourhood WhatsApp debate about a proposed liquor outlet reveals larger questions about democracy, representation, public policy and whether communities truly welcome disagreement.

A middle-aged person looking into a mirror without glamour or excessive styling.

Why Have We Become So Afraid of Ageing?

Divya DixitComment(0)
a father and his grown daughter sharing a quiet conversation

My Father Said Nothing About the Gaalis

Divya DixitComment(0)
A democracy cannot flourish if half its citizens are expected to speak only within invisible boundaries drawn by others. A society that is uncomfortable with women asking difficult questions will eventually become uncomfortable with anyone asking difficult questions.

The Greatest Red Flag Isn’t Politics, It’s How We Treat Women

Divya DixitComment(0)

Obituary

Some artists entertain us. Asha Bhosle became a part of our inner lives.
Obituary Politics & Economy

Obit: Asha Bhosle

Divya Dixit
Sir Mark Tully in India
Obituary Politics & Economy

Obit: Mark Tully

Divya Dixit
Areez Pirojshaw Khambatta, Founder, Rasna soft drinks
Obituary Politics & Economy

Obit: A.P.Khambatta

Aman Jha

Leading India

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Malaysia's Redang Island