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Why Indian consumers struggle to be heard?
India’s consumer protection laws are among the most progressive on paper. But for millions, especially in small towns and villages, these rights feel out of reach.
Beyond rituals: relevance of a guru in the digital age
July 10 is ... Guru Purnima. As the full moon appears in the sky tonight, people will gather in homes, schools, and quiet corners of temples.
The ocean still shows up. Will we?
Each year, June 8 is marked as World Oceans Day... a reminder of the vast, living presence that surrounds and sustains us.
Tagore’s Women: Love, loss, and the songs they left behind
Today is Pochishe Boisakh, the day Rabindranath Tagore was born, and the day we remember him not just as a great poet, but as a silent force
The Akarsh effect: from high school project to national headlines
Akarsh’s story began, quite simply, in the classrooms of National Public School in Bengaluru's Rajajinagar. He was more than just a bright student.
Political tailoring: how Modi and other Indian leaders dress to impress
Prime Minister Modi has turned his wardrobe into a brand. His half-jackets — called the 'Modi jacket', are now part of his identity and leadership style