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ONE unremarkable morning last year, Jhingru died. Shrunken, emaciated and grey, he looked older than his 42 years.

On Their Plates: Fullness

An indefatigable crusader against rampant wastage of food has vowed to connect the excess with underfed children who need it most

Bundel Bank of Bread

Tara Patkar in Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh, offers free meals in a region that lacks healthcare facilities and basic infrastructure

Battling Rebels and Social Evils

In Chhattisgarh’s Maoist heartland, a doctor-turned-IPS officer is rebuilding the lives of tribals with love and personal care

For The Reason Of Our Sanity

A rational idea of spirituality can heal the split personality syndrome afflicting humanity. Reason is a country India has always belonged to.

Bhakti Ras That Binds Bharat

One motherland, one country, one people—this has been the perpetual truth of our nationalism. Anything against this ethos is meaningless.

SHARDS OF A BROKEN DREAM

Once repression and injustice drove Muslims towards the State. This couldn’t last, of course, with the ruling system, in every avatar, punishing Muslims for being Muslim.

WATER'S GREATEST PLAYGROUND

Feel the rush of a looping freefall waterslide, surf the waves of excitement, and hang on the Middle East’s longest suspended rollercoaster at Abu Dhabi’s Yas Waterworld, the iconic waterpark promising legendary adventure for all ages with over 40 rides, slides and attractions.

With God At The Non-Striker's End

The almighty might be invoked for that final push, but sportsmen have implicit faith in training, coaches and true grit

A NIMBUS RECEIVED

Our Sufis, saints and gurus are Indian culture’s biggest achievement—not gods, whom people across the world created

B Schools Making Business Sense

Business Management studies continue to have their hold on the aspiring youth, many of whom even after completing professional education and courses are ready to spend another valuable two years to acquire an MBA degree. The reason is simple, at the end, one has to manage one’s profession life well which covers many areas of expertise at the same time be it finance, resources, manpower etc. This can explain the reason why B schools continue to emerge despite a glut in the market.

CAA - India's Streets Say No

It’s like a dam had burst: as if a reservoir of anger filling up silently had suddenly breached its bounds.

Wet Nurse In Your Account

Human milk banks are sourcing and supplying donated milk to babies whose mothers cannot breastfeed

The Visionary Behind LIBA

Magis is the Jesuit value that explains excellence.

Silver Linings Playbook

The pale glimmer of hope notwithstanding, the economy is in a confused flux, with all vital signs direly bleak

No Threat To State's Right To Know You

Proposed data protection law won’t protect personal data from the government

Assam Band

The past often provides vital context to present turmoil.

A Festive Affair

A motley of sights, sounds, colours and aromas, Nagaland’s annual Hornbill Festival is a celebration of the land’s culture, people and life

'There Is Great Depth In India's Young Chess Talent'

In individual sport, Viswanathan Anand is probably India’s greatest; the grandmaster has gone where no Indian has ever been before. In his book Mind Master: Winning Lessons from a Champion’s Life—part autobiography, part about the lessons he has learnt from chess—the fivetime World Champion unveils his battles over 64 squares. In this interview to G.C. Shekhar he discusses the book, his game, being the nice guy and the future of Indian chess.

'Loyola Institute Of Business Administration Many B-Schools Excel But LIBA Excels With Ethics'

Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA) is a premier B-school, established in 1979 within the premises of Loyola College, to form competent and committed leaders who are ethical, principle-centred and socially responsible with a global perspective and entrepreneurial spirit. LIBA is managed by Jesuits of the Loyola College Society well-known for their outstanding contribution to higher education.

‘Subsidise Whom: Aam Aadmi Or Big Corporates? What's Better Economics?'

‘Subsidise Whom: Aam Aadmi Or Big Corporates? What’s Better Economics?’

They Don't Fit The Bill

MPs’ individual efforts for progressive laws lose sting due to government apathy

Who Can Be A Citizen?

The Parliament nod to CAB has Assam and Tripura in a fiery churn, as questions are raised about secularism and the final goal for which this is a canny prelude

Kalia Meets Its Gabbar

The state’s welfare scheme for farmers is floundering due to budget constraints

Justice League

In a country where 90 rapes are reported every day and extrajudicial killings rarely shock people, what’s the message in society celebrating the gunning down of the Hyderabad rape suspects?

Vibrant Partners At Global Level

I am Yoji Taguchi, the president of Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in India (JCCII).

India - Japan, Surging Ahead

This year marks the fifth anniversary of upgrading our bilateral relationship to the Special Strategic and Global Partnership - H.E. Mr. Satoshi Suzuki, Ambassador of Japan to India

Leaders Hold On To Their Guns

IN a flip-flop following pressure from stakeholders, including MPs, Parliament passed the Arms (Amendment) Bill, 2019, on December 10, with a key provision diluted.

His Six Packs In A Six Shooter

Raising the pitch of real cops’ stories, Bollywood exalts men in uniform flouting law for justice

Japanese Perfection Meets Indian Passion

With the enhanced involvement of Nippon Life Insurance now, investors of Nippon India Mutual Fund can look forward to benefit in many ways