Capitol Hill
Opinion: Different Strokes for Different Folks
It is not a question of a war in different time zones of Washington and Tel Aviv. It is a conflict that is pegged to the political fortunes of two…
Opinion
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AI
AI Changed Search: What Does That Mean for Marketers?
Every few years, the marketing industry discovers a new acronym and reorganizes itself around it. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) gave way to Search Engine Marketing (SEM), which expanded to include…
Diaspora
Ancient Questions, Modern Science: Exploring the Future of Healing
For thousands of years, healing traditions across South Asia have treated health as more than disease. Mind, body, environment and inner life were understood as connected, with meditation, breath, movement,…
Australia
Australia Has a Loneliness Problem: The Solution May Be Older Than We Think
Ask Australians what's gone wrong lately and you'll get a familiar list. Phones. Social media. Cost of living. Politics that seems designed to split us into teams. We reach for…
Children & Students Corner
Students Are Struggling, Schools Are Still Catching Up
Every day, students walk into school smiling, laughing, and acting as if everything is fine. Behind those smiles, many are quietly struggling with stress, anxiety, loneliness, and pressure that no…
Diaspora
The Two-Minute Mental Detox
We live in an always-on world. Notifications, deadlines, side hustles, an endless scroll. Sometimes it feels impossible to just breathe. Most Gen Z and millennial professionals are building careers thousands…
Culture & Heritage
Jyotirgamaya: Vedas, Upanishads and Puranas
The Vedas are a large body of Sanskrit texts that constitute the oldest layer of “Shruthi” literature that were not composed by anyone but heard by ancient sages as revelations…
Books
Turning Pages: The Physician’s Dilemma: Privacy or Public Interest?
Last time I had concluded by saying I would write about books by a much taken-for-granted group in our lives, namely, doctors. A huge dilemma arises for some doctors when…
Diaspora
South Asia Notes: The US-India-Pakistan Triangle
US Ambassador to India, Serio Gor, was on a two-day trip to Kashmir starting August 19. The visit was important as it was the first standalone one since India revoked…
Diaspora
Dhanayoga: Beyond SIPs – Building Wealth Faster
Imagine not merely investing in mutual funds, but actively shaping your path towards financial freedom. The objective, however, is not to accumulate a predetermined number of mutual fund units. For…
Diaspora
Soul Talk: Happiness Is Not a Location
You have been told, perhaps many times and by many people, that happiness is within. On certain days — the still ones, the clear ones, the ones where life feels…
Africa
BRICS in New Delhi: Can Expansion Deliver Power?
When India hosts the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12–13, it will preside over a grouping that is simultaneously larger, more ambitious and, paradoxically, more difficult to…
Diaspora
The Clause That Shook the Campus
The University Grants Commission's (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026, were meant to be a landmark step toward addressing caste-based discrimination on India's campuses. Instead, they ignited…
Climate Change
A Global Crisis Beyond National Borders
The recent devastating flash floods in Nepal show, once again, that climate change is a global crisis that extends far beyond national borders, a powerful reminder of a reality the…
East Asia
Opinion: The Forgotten War in Ukraine
No one seems to be talking of a war that is in its fifth year, a scandalous “Special Military Operation” started by President Vladimir Putin in 2022 to take care…
Diaspora
“Tongue-Tied”: The Language War Within Indian Cities
In a nation that proudly champions its unity in diversity, a quiet battle is brewing—one that threatens to unravel the very social fabric that holds the country together. From the…