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Explore the beauty and divinity of Supreme God, connecting daily to feel His presence through relationships, meditation, forgiveness, and experiencing
The 1990s neurodiversity movement highlighted embracing differences and training educators. Dive into Neurodiversity Podcast episode 21 with Brad Wrig
The multipolar world that India advocates isn't the 19th-century version of ceaseless geopolitical competition, but one in which countries like itself
Tax benefits can be denied on issue of beneficial ownership for ODIs issued abroad. Treaty abuse conditions don't apply to ODIs issued in IFSC.
Fissures have appeared in the ‘coalition of democracies’ to counter China. Beijing has used this opportunity to try and play itself back in Europe
India's consumer market battles AI-washing as stakeholders collaborate for a transparent ecosystem. Responsible AI development and informed consumeris
Professor Vladimir Ipatievich Persikov, fifty-eight, known for his bald head and croaking voice, wore small glasses in silver frames. His wife departe
Indian politicians are revered akin to gods, surpassing even family members in familiarity. Their frequent media presence mirrors mythological figures
Rabindranath Tagore revolutionized education by advocating for holistic growth in nature. His legacy includes Visva-Bharati, promoting cultural herita
Cannabis in India is regulated by the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act of 1985. The law imposes a ban on extracting the resin and
Distribution holds the key to capacity build-up across the electricity value chain. This is the only point in the chain where revenue enters the syste
Abhimaan's song features Kishore Kumar's emotive rendition, blending joyful tunes with melancholic lyrics about seeking a companion. The music by R D
Rakus, the orangutan in Sumatra, surprised scientists by self-medicating a facial wound with Akar Kuning plant, questioning human uniqueness in self-c
Books provide valuable information, but Joseph Campbell and others caution against relying solely on them for knowledge. Real-world experiences offer
But even here, people are calmer, their disagreements articulate. Various kinds of psephological nerdiness are on full display, but without the accomp
NYC's rodent infestation prompts unconventional solutions, including a proposed birth control plan using ContraPest. The city's battle against the Mal
The fact that one can hold one's own 'territory' without having to invade another person's space, is something that is losing popular appeal. It start
A new play about John Gielgud directing Richard Burton in a 1964 stage production of Hamlet not only offers ways of looking at Shakespeare's play, but
Judging from the photographs of polls for Lok Sabha and state assemblies that have been held in summer months over the past seven decades, it is clear
The human mind's quest for knowledge drives cosmic exploration, intertwined with ecological connections. Henryk Skolimowski's eco-philosophy challenge