In his book titled, The Power of Letting Go: How to Drop Everything That’s Holding You Back, the author John Purkiss writes about an array
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As I entered RP Gupta’s flat, I faced a slender man in a half-sleeved white vest and white pajamas, rocking in a chair, with books
Globalization has triggered the emergence of a synthetic macro-culture. This synthetic macro-culture is silently engineering the gradual attrition of tribal/ folk art and culture.
During World War I the U.S. government encouraged people to fight food shortage by planting a Liberty Garden and gardening helped jobless people survive the
If the partition and the abolition of the princely purse and zamindari system broke the backbone of the Bengali community in the Darjeeling hills, the
To begin with, let us embrace the most fundamental query in our context. “What is Mathematics”, after all? Unsurprisingly, this has been asked many times
While Sulochana (Ruby Myers 1907 - 1983) and Nadira (Florence Ezekiel 1932 – 2006) were Baghdadi Jewish girls from Pune and Bombay respectively, Esther Victoria
watching Indian captain Virat Kohli embrace opponents Mohammad Rizwan and Babar Azam was such a refreshing sight that it wiped out part of the disappointment
The indigenous people of the Andes in South America venerate the tombs of their ancestors but they also preserve their skulls at home for such
Silence is like the season of fall or autumn which prepares us for winter.
What happens to the great banyan tree, lying in a vacant spot in our garden? Don’t we look up to it in awe and derive
Birds can produce two notes at once and it’s also fascinating how birds alter their singing to impress mates.
The nineteen forties were tumultuous. British and American soldiers were stationed in Calcutta, including Jewish service men. There was a British and American Chaplain (Bloch
The Nobel Prize in Literature 2021 went to novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah, who was born in Zanzibar, the first Tanzanian writer to win.
There is no well-known film festival across the world that has not screened his films. Several documentary films were made on him, the most outstanding
