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

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.
Life & Culture Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

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

By Divya Dixit, July 29, 2026 Comment(0)

Political affiliation tells us little about character. The real test is how people treat women when they disagree with them.

The newsroom of the future will rely on AI for efficiency—but on journalists for trust.
Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

AI Won’t Save Indian Newsrooms. Trust Will.

By Neeraj Bhushan, July 17, 2026 Comment(0)

Artificial Intelligence can write headlines, summarise reports and personalise feeds. But as Indian media enters a defining decade, trust—not technology—will determine who survives.

High-performing workplaces and successful societies are built not only on competence but also on consideration.
Life & Culture Opinion Matters Politics & Economy

The Lost Art of Consideration

By Divya Dixit, July 8, 2026 Comment(0)

As technology accelerates and life grows busier, quiet acts of consideration are becoming increasingly rare. Yet these simple gestures continue to define the true character of individuals and societies.

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

Obit: Asha Bhosle

By Divya Dixit, July 7, 2026 Comment(0)

For one devoted listener, Asha Bhosle’s ‘In Aankhon Ki Masti Ke’ became more than a song—it became a lifelong companion, a source of strength, and a philosophy of life.

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

By Neeraj Bhushan, July 7, 2026 Comment(0)

Every Indian speaks of leaving a better future for the next generation. But the future is not inherited—it is built, one responsible act at a time.

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

By Raisina Hill, July 7, 2026 Comment(0)

A unique conservation initiative in Japan is inspiring young people to reconnect with nature through the gentle glow of fireflies—an idea the world can learn from on International Youth Day.

construction workers, road workers or delivery personnel working under an intense summer sun, with visible heat haze
Environment Politics & Economy

When Heat Becomes a Workplace Hazard

By Raisina Hill, July 7, 2026 Comment(0)

Rising temperatures are silently reducing productivity, affecting health, and reshaping workplaces. India needs to prepare before heat becomes its biggest invisible crisis.

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

By Shashi Bhushan, July 1, 2026 Comment(0)

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

Why do we regret the things we didn't do far more than the things we actually did?
Life & Culture Politics & Economy

There are better ways to cope with mistakes and missed opportunities

By Neeraj Bhushan, June 23, 2026 Comment(0)

We all make mistakes, but dwelling on them shouldn’t stall our future. Harvard experts reveal how to master our psychological immune system and turn past regrets into life-changing growth.

We drink when we're happy, we drink when we're sad. But what does science actually say about moderate drinking?
Life & Culture Politics & Economy

A Clearer Picture of Drinking and Disease: Beyond the Blanket Advice

By Neeraj Bhushan, June 23, 2026 Comment(0)

Is alcohol ever safe? New Harvard research reveals the true risks of drinking.

Reclaiming space and identity: Literature continues to be reshaped by diverse and authentic female voices.
Life & Culture Literature & Arts Politics & Economy

Voices Unbound: Gender and Women’s Writing

By Jia Bhatia, June 23, 2026 Comment(0)

Women’s writing is more than a literary category—it is a powerful act of reclaiming identity and voice. Discover how diverse female narratives continue to challenge societal norms.

If you or a loved one is struggling with anxiety, remember—you are not alone.
Life & Culture Politics & Economy

Fighting Anxiety: You Are Not Alone

By Geetanjali Kaul, June 21, 2026 Comment(0)

Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety is common, but you aren’t alone. Discover critical panic attack symptoms, expert recovery advice, and professional resources.

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