Grain by Grain: Building Food Security in India
byFood, second only to air and water in its necessity—and mentioned over a hundred times in the world’s major religious texts—remains elusive for hundreds…
Food, second only to air and water in its necessity—and mentioned over a hundred times in the world’s major religious texts—remains elusive for hundreds…
Bua Rani likes bangles. Each piece in her collection is one-of-a-kind, a symbol of love for us both. A bangle striking each other to…
In the heart of Punjab’s serene countryside, where spirituality intertwines with nature, lies Gurdwara Garna Sahib—a sacred Sikh shrine that embodies the essence of…
The Congress-led government under Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu is giving a renewed push to Dharamsala’s growth, with bold decisions that may finally realize…
Going beyond the nit picking about the number of “assets” lost by India and Pakistan, it is now clear that we have inflicted significant…
It is deeply disheartening that just a few hours after a ceasefire was declared on X, the Pakistan Army violated the agreement, unleashing heavy…
To my pleasant surprise, Manu gifted me an iktara, a stringed drone lute. We have fond memories of our brief sojourn in Jaisalmer in…
Operation Sindoor grabbed headlines. India struck nine targets across the Line of Control in swift retaliation to the Pahalgam terror attack. Pakistan responded with…
Long before the advent of the modern concept of Mother’s Day, Indian traditions and mythology have long upheld the mother as a sacred and divine figure. She is revered not only as a nurturer and protector but also as a teacher and moral compass, embodying strength, compassion, and spiritual wisdom.
First, the context. It’s not working. The planet is headed for armageddon in this century itself if we continue with our present unsustainable life…