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  • Breaking the Box: Classical Dance beyond gender

    Though India’s cultural and spiritual heritage is replete with powerful male dancers whose legacies are foundational to classical dance, today when a young boy shows interest in this art form, he is often met with discouragement or derision
  • Indus Waters Treaty: What the law says 

    The direct connection between terror act and the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty falls in the grey areas of law
  • Talent Transcends Tenure: Why KTR’s Voice Resonates on World Stages

    Though no longer part of a ruling government and technically sitting in opposition, he continues to receive invitations to speak at the world’s premier economic and policy forums. That alone tells a compelling story: today, influence is forged not by office or party alignment, but by proven talent, clear vision, and the ability to deliver results.
  • Not just the soldier’s war

    As India braced for escalation with blackout drills, emergency exercises and responses to real situations, it was disheartening to see some citizens ignore the seriousness of the moment. Sirens wailed, yet headlights blazed while mobile phones lit up streets meant to remain dark
  • Lessons hidden in Bharata’s words: Why every child should experience Natya

    Natya should not be dismissed as a mere extra-curricular activity. As Bharata envisioned, it embodies every form of human knowledge and expression
  • Ovarian Cancer: The overlooked threat among women’s cancers

    Ovarian cancer, often termed a silent killer, remains underdiagnosed due to vague symptoms and lack of screening. With high mortality rates in advanced stages, awareness, genetic testing, and early detection are crucial to improve survival and long-term outcomes.
  • 2025 Bihar Assembly election: Ideology, Identity, and the next mandate

    As traditional political strongholds erode and new players vie for relevance, the 2025 Bihar Assembly election is poised to serve as a referendum on the State’s political future
  • 25 years of BRS: A journey of Aspiration, Achievement and Evolution

    With a new generation of leaders emerging within the party, including KT Rama Rao, the future of BRS may hinge on its ability to blend legacy with innovation, emotion with execution, and regional pride with national purpose
  • Watch something gaming related this summer?

    With the launch of the Last of Us Season 2, summer’s the perfect time to watch game-based content:
  • Relationships: Handle With Care

    Isn’t it so ironic that throughout our life we struggle hard to maintain our relationships & yet we cannot achieve that perfect balance in our relations, be it personal or professional.
  • Strong Support System for Studying in the USA: Create Your Home Away from Home

    Here’s a detailed guide to the most valuable resources available at the university campuses and some tips to make your educational journey in the United States smooth, empowering, and memorable.
  • Blue is the colour for mystery, strategy, and puzzle solving

    A review of Blue Prince, the Indie puzzle platformer being called a GoTY contender
  • Nintendo announces the much-awaited Switch 2

    With little to no information about an India launch what has changed since 201
  • Easy way to help your child get over fear of mathematics

    Here is an easy way to help your child get over the fear of mathematics. Simple solution can help them love mathematics
  • True peace and eternal happiness through Krishna consciousness

    True happiness requires inner peace, which is only possible through spiritual realisation
  • The Emperor’s ‘Beep’ Clothes

    In pretend democracies like ours, unfortunately we come across the ‘elected’ emperors!
  • Contribution to society: Role and importance of NGOs in current times and their unique challenges

    Akshaya Patra seamlessly integrates corporate efficiency with humanitarian service while operating with precision, scale and passion. The semi-automated kitchens at APF can prepare up to 1,00,000 meals daily while ensuring hygiene and consistency
  • Game On: A solid fantasy RPG with innovative combat mechanics

    A review of Obsidian’s 'Avowed', a first-person fantasy RPG
  • Destination USA: Understanding rolling admissions, a crucial part of US university application process

    The application window could begin as early as late summer or early fall in the American calendar, and may continue until the university’s classes are filled. This means that applicants have the flexibility to apply at any time during the admissions cycle
  • When India had its AI moment: A Story from 2005

    Even today, while Indian engineers lead AI developments globally, we struggle to back homegrown innovations that could compete with global tech giants
  • Jyothi Joshi – The pillar of women’s cricket of erstwhile Andhra Pradesh

    She was a jovial and jolly person who kept the players entertained with her sense of humour cracking jokes in her typical style. She treated the players in friendly manner and ensured the atmosphere in the players room was always cheerful.
  • Regional AI models present vast opportunity

    Focus must be on generating, paraphrasing, editing and refining Telugu, Tamil, or any other Indian language text to sound like a native speaker’s work
  • Congress’ deep-rooted hatred for Telangana

    Telangana was carved out as a separate State after a 14-year-long, hard-fought movement led by K Chandrashekhar Rao but the Congress govt seems determined to dismantle everything the State has built
  • The year of speaking dangerously, funnily!

    Women can be funny — and often more humorous than they’re given credit for
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