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Bhagavad Gita frankly analyses all our thinking & experiences and surprisingly puts everything into just four categories: Eating, Sleeping, Mating and Defending. If our thinking, experiences and activities are all centered around these four, where is the question of a 'New' Year? It is just old wine in a new bottle!

Schools also need to rethink the gruelling schedules; playtime and rest are not luxuries - they are necessities

No event, from Sankranti to World Pizza Day, escapes the relentless deluge of bizarre creations clogging our feeds. Perhaps, it is time to revive the beauty of a simple, heartfelt message

In past articles, we shared pre-departure tips to prepare for your onward journey to the United States, important resources that will help you make a smooth transition to academic life in the United States and discussed key aspects of the U.S. classroom experience to help you maximize your time as a student. In this week’s […]

The author’s imagination takes a delightful detour, only to find that his indulgent daydream was short-lived

The UPSC personality test or interview evaluates a candidate's suitability for Civil Services by assessing qualities beyond academic knowledge

Even as India’s global and regional aspirations rise in the Indo-Pacific and the Global South, its near abroad needs renewed focus for the sake of its own interests and regional stability at large

Mood Indigo 1987 was a celebration of creativity, cultural exchange, and innocence, with star performances by Hema Malini and Astad Deboo. In contrast, the 2024 edition faced controversy over provocative sponsor slogans, raising questions about preserving the festival's charm amidst evolving times.

While it is reasonable to assume a strong cultural bond between India and Nepal, complacency could be detrimental, especially in the face of tough competition from China

The ‘Dutch Declaration of the Rights of Man’ envisaged that no power on earth should have the right to control the destinies of the people living in another country

Here are some helpful tips and strategies to help students succeed and fully embrace their academic journey in the United States.

Repentance may spark transformation and guide the world towards a more responsible future

The insertion of the words ‘socialist’, ‘secular’ and ‘integrity’ needs to be looked into as part and parcel of constitutional fidelity

Nano-entrepreneurs, construction workers, domestic helpers, and street vendors, etc, who form the lower 50% of the labour force continue to operate under severe constraints

Our planet is 71% water, and yet is called ‘earth’. The depths of the oceans remain the last frontier because we still do not know what lives there

Gaming industry has a lot to offer this season

Shastra defines real comfort as something that comes without anxiety

A review of Age of Empires Mobile

The graduate resume and interview are tools that help you to navigate the application journey by demonstrating your strengths, showcasing your goals and contributing meaningfully to a program at a particular university.

Does Sony’s renewed focus on SPGs mark a global shift in game making?

Rethinking how video games are received after the fracas surrounding 'The Veilguard'

In this week’s column, we will delve into the PTE and the Duolingo English Test, two additional assessments from which students can choose, based on their application requirements for U.S. universities. 

A review of the 'Dragon Age: The Veilguard'

Just because formal education is completed doesn’t mean that our education is over. It’s a misconception