Rising temperatures are silently reducing productivity, affecting health, and reshaping workplaces. India needs to prepare before heat becomes its biggest invisible crisis.
Politics & Economy
What a Carbon Footprint Game Taught Me About Parenting and the Planet
A simple classroom game on carbon footprints left one parent questioning whether schools alone can prepare children for an environmentally responsible future.
There are better ways to cope with mistakes and missed opportunities
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.
A Clearer Picture of Drinking and Disease: Beyond the Blanket Advice
Is alcohol ever safe? New Harvard research reveals the true risks of drinking.
Voices Unbound: Gender and Women’s Writing
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.
Fighting Anxiety: You Are Not Alone
Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety is common, but you aren’t alone. Discover critical panic attack symptoms, expert recovery advice, and professional resources.
Manav Rachna LitFest 2026
LitFest 2026 at Manav Rachna celebrates cityscapes through debates, theatre, poetry, and creative expression.
Bodh Gaya and the Dialogues Shaping Asia’s Future
On March 14–15, scholars, diplomats, and policymakers gather at Bihar Museum for the eighth Bodh Gaya Global Dialogues.
March, and the Lie That Violence Is Neutral
A profound reflection on why modern society rationalizes state violence while dismissing the spiritual courage of resistance.
Obit: Mark Tully
Mark Tully was the greatest radio journalist of his generation who took India to the world and who gave the BBC credibility in India.
‘Shweta Mukti’ by Kavita Dwibedi, for Deshkal Society
The beauty of Samarpan lies precisely in the commitment to bringing high-quality, reflective art right to Noida’s doorstep.
The Hidden Shift in Bihar’s Democracy
Rural women’s political clout, driven by their lived experiences, is reshaping Bihar. This shift is owed to Jeevika, digital empowerment, panchayat governance, and the state’s liquor prohibition policy.