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BCCI Secretary Jay Shah: Dhoni Won’t Charge Any Fee For Being Mentor Of Indian Team

October 16, 2021 12:04

Former captain MS Dhoni will not charge any fee for mentoring the Indian cricket team during this month’s T20 World Cup in the UAE and Oman, BCCI secretary Jay Shah. The iconic former captain was brought in as a mentor by the BCCI last month when it announced the squad for the mega-event, scheduled to […]

Lifelong Duel: Motherhood And Sleep

October 9, 2021 20:41

Recently I came across a curious term – ‘Momsomnia’ referring to the procrastination mothers do after their babies are asleep. Instead of catching up on much-needed sleep themselves, they watch Netflix, read a book or spend hours scrolling through social media. It is a form of insomnia in which mothers become so accustomed to checking […]

Nobel Thoughts

October 9, 2021 20:33

This is the week for the Nobel Prizes. The 2021 Nobel Prize for Literature has been rightfully and aptly awarded to Abdulrazak Gurnah, the Tanzanian novelist. His native language is Swahili but he writes in English and lives in England. The Nobel citation for Abdulrazak Gurnah reads: “for his uncompromising and compassionate penetration of the […]

When Tradition Is Burden: Diaspora Discuss Misogynistic Cultural Norms In South Asia

August 3, 2022 13:09

“We need to look at the role that women play in perpetuating gender-based abuse. A lot of abuses that we consume in popular media, shown as happening to women in Bollywood movies or TV dramas, is women abusing other women. Popular culture normalises it for society,” says Mandy Sanghera, award-winning philanthropist and human-rights activist from […]

Next Chapter Of Feminism Should Engage With Men: Nandita Das At South Asia Union Summit

August 3, 2022 13:13

“In South Asian societies, we genderise so early on,” says Nandita Das, actor, director and human-rights activist, about the inherent gender discrimination in South Asian societies. Speaking at the opening panel of eShe’s South Asia Union Summit Led by Women. Das was among 50 eminent women from 13 countries who came together to seek solutions […]

Free Wings

October 3, 2021 18:38

Aarushi Trivedi Freedom is such a satisfying word. Freedom to me is just being completely lazy and not following one single rule. If I would have the freedom, then I would -:  Wake up early at my very own place, and I will invest everywhere and gather up the money. I would sit at my […]

Balancing Buddha

October 3, 2021 18:38

“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing,there is a field. I’ll meet you there.When the soul lies down in that grass,the world is too full to talk about.Ideas, language, even the phrase “each other”doesn’t make any sense.The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you.Don’t go back to sleep.You must ask for what you really […]

Impact Of Global Influenza Outbreak Could Be Way Worse Than Covid-19 Pandemic

October 2, 2021 15:39

A global influenza outbreak could manifold itself and prove to be far worse than the Covid-19 pandemic – says the infectious disease specialists. As per the director of the Centre for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, Professor Michael Osterholm – this global outbreak is a real risk to human beings […]

Saint Jerome, Jalaluddin Rumi and Related Things

October 1, 2021 21:06

Two events passed me by this week. Both happen every year. September 30th is celebrated as International Translation Day, the feast of Saint Jerome, the translator of the Holy Bible, considered the patron saint of translators. You could read more about Saint Jerome on the Encyclopedia Brittanica website. Translation, often, seems like an invisible activity. […]

Playing With Canvas

September 30, 2021 15:35

Heer Sonaiya Hey folks, I am Heer Sonaiya and a budding artist. I began my journey towards art just like any ordinary child when I was six studying at school. I was introduced to colours and brushes and did not even know what art meant to me, but something about it drew me towards it. […]

Uncalculated risks: Contractual workers fight to save their lives and livelihoods

August 3, 2022 13:16

Nasreen Bano (50), clutches hard the papers in the cradle of her arm, as her nephew, Aslam Nagori (26), talks to the media about his accident. Nasreen knows the documents in her hand-collected over a year since Aslam’s accident – is her only chance to get justice for her nephew, who is now wheelchair-bound and […]

Regional Sports Board , Ahmedabad wins Silver at all India Civil Services Men’s Tennis Tournament

September 29, 2021 17:02

The Regional Sports Board (RSB) Ahmedabad Men’s lawn Tennis team gave a spectacular performance at the All India Civil Services Tennis Tournament held in New Delhi. The tournament was held from 24th to 29th September 2021. The team consisted of nine members: Rajkumar Ghosh Rajan Vsavada Dharmendra Sharma Krishna Bhave V K Jha Prakash Philip […]

Shalby hospital of Ahmedabad introduces one-of-a-kind Digital Operation Room

September 28, 2021 20:22

The Spine Surgery team at the Shalby Hospital has come up with great advancements in the spine surgery sector that is both – digitally advanced and cost-effective. An event was organised at Shalby hospital on September 28 at 3:00 pm where the Shalby team addressed the media and introduced their new Digital Operation Room (OR) […]

Older people with higher cholesterol live longer, says Japan study

September 27, 2021 12:52

What if a study tells you that high cholesterol is actually a good thing and is in fact associated with longer life? It is more than possible. People die from causes ranging from heart diseases to cancer, or infection, or unnatural deaths. However, should it be a matter of concern? Should the cause of death […]

ICMR study says that 7.9 per cent of all cancer cases are childhood cancers

September 27, 2021 11:53

In a report published by the Indian Council of Medical Research’s (ICMR) named  ‘Clinicopathological Profile of Cancers in India: A Report of the Hospital Based Cancer Registries, 2021’, it is noted that Childhood (0-14 years) cancers constitute 7.9% of all cancers. The cases in males (52.4%) is higher than females (47.4%) where gynaecological cancers, including […]

New age Ella

September 26, 2021 17:10

Kimaya Rana I think we can all agree that the new Cinderella movie released on 3rd September 2021 on Amazon Prime Video took the world by storm. It is not your classic, “Oh my prince, oh my lover, I shall devote my life to you,” sort of movie. The very famous Latina singer Camila Cabello […]

With Power Comes Pain

September 24, 2021 21:20

Most people loath to say no to promotion, especially if it comes with a higher salary, bigger cabin and better perks. Thus, salesmen become sales managers, software programmers become project managers and reporters become editors. But the transition from being an individual contributor to being a people manager (a boss) can actually be traumatic. From […]

Freedom to me

September 20, 2021 11:43

Samaira Jindal ‘Vande Mataram’ means that I praise thee, Mother.There are two different meanings to this phrase: I praise our mother, India that has gone through so much struggle and always helped us. I praise my mother, who has gone through different phases, struggles and has been with me throughout my journey. Both these meanings […]

What would I do if I was a dictator?

September 19, 2021 01:46

Anish Ganpathy Yesterday, I was reading a book about famous leaders in history. While reading, I also came to know about many terrifying dictators whom everyone feared. It got me thinking, what would I do if I was a dictator of a country. So, I made the basic rules and regulations for the people of […]

On Mental Health

September 17, 2021 18:20

Let me start by telling you that I’m not qualified to speak about mental health from a medical or a psychiatric perspective. I also do not possess a degree in psychology, nor did I formally study it as a subject in my college as a young man. However, I do speak from personal experience, as […]