Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are.” – Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin Food, in its own right, plays many roles. Universally, it is the most ideal way to quench hunger. Sometimes, it provides the gateway to pleasure. Other times, the absence of it, can reveal a person’s state of distress. […]
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In India, around 43% of cultivators and 63.9% of agricultural labourers are women (Periodic labour force survey 2022-23), but the land holdings by women are only 10.37% (Agriculture Census 2010-11). Despite their substantial contribution to agriculture, a significant number of women farmers face challenges in accessing and owning agricultural land. Women from marginalised backgrounds are
Countless species, from disappearing fish in the oceans to vanishing birds and mammals on land are dying at alarming rates, signalling that Earth is undergoing a sixth mass extinction driven by human activity for the first time in history. According to science, extinction is the death of the last member of a species, leaving none
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In a world where love is often portrayed as something to be found in others, many forget the most important kind of love, the one that begins within. We search for validation, affection, and companionship in the people around us, sometimes so much so that we neglect the relationship we have with ourselves. The result?
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Economic development is a cornerstone of national progress. For any nation aspiring to achieve sustainable growth, empowering its citizens to innovate, create, and build is non-negotiable. One of the most powerful tools to achieve this is entrepreneurship, a catalyst not just for profit, but for problem-solving, job creation, innovation, and social transformation. Entrepreneurship is often
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