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Quote of the Day by Father of Tragedy Aeschylus: “Married love between man and woman is… – Inspiring lessons on marriage, commitment, trust and why actions speak louder than vows by the ancient Athenian playwright known for his powerful tragedies and deep insight into human nature and moralityQuote of the Day by Aeschylus: Aeschylus’s quote, “Married love between man and woman is bigger than oaths guarded by right of nature,” exp...- Quote of the day by Euripides: 'Youth is the best time to be rich, and the best time to be...' - life lessons on growth, learning through struggles and what wealth and poverty teach young people by Greek playwright of Medea, The Bacchae and The Trojan WomenQuote of the day by Euripides: Ancient Greek playwright Euripides believed youth is the best time to be rich or poor. Wealth in youth offer...
- Thought of the Day by Euripides: ‘When a man's stomach is full, it makes no difference whether he is…’ Powerful reminder by Greek author that happiness has little to do with wealthThought of the Day: More than two millennia after his death, Euripides remains one of literature’s most influential voices. His works conti...
- Quote of the day by ‘Father of Tragedy’ Aeschylus: ‘If you pour oil and vinegar into the same vessel, you would call them…’ Timeless lesson on toxic friendships, conflicts and harmony by Greek playwrightQuote of the day: Widely regarded as the “Father of Tragedy,” Aeschylus transformed Greek drama into a powerful art form exploring justice,...
- Quote of the day by Greek tragedian, Euripides: ‘No one is truly free. They are a slave to wealth, fortune, the law, or other people restraining them to act as per their will’; Author of Medea on the illusion of freedomAncient Greek playwright Euripides, a contemporary of Sophocles, challenged the notion of absolute freedom centuries ago. His profound quot...
- Quote of the day by Aeschylus: 'There are times when fear is good. It must keep...' - lessons on courage and emotional strength by Greek dramatist and father of tragedyQuote of the day by Aeschylus: Ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus viewed fear not as a weakness, but as a vital "watchful place at the hear...
- Is stock market open on Presidents Day 2026? Here's what investors need to knowStock market Presidents Day 2026: Investors take note. US stock markets will be shut on Monday, February 16, 2026. This closure is for Pres...
- Crypto crash ahead: Why Standard Chartered predicts Bitcoin (BTC USD) will drop to $50,000, Ether (ETH) to $1,400 and lowered altcoins price targetBitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins price prediction: Standard Chartered has revised its short-term and full-year cryptocurrency forecasts down...
- Will art auctions survive in a post-Covid world? This $32 mn dinosaur sold by Christie's has the answerThe top of the auction market is never a great indicator of how the art market is doing.
- Triptych by Francis Bacon fetches $84 mn at online auctionIt previously belonged to a Norwegian art collector and had an estimated value of $60-$80 million.
- Sotheby's spring auction in London a digital date, will go for online biddingSotheby's and Christie's 20th Century spring auctions sales usually occur at the same time.
- Where there is a will: Prachi Sukhwani makes it to IIM with 80% vision lossSukhwani talks about her struggles and achievements.
- Greece's economic crisis: Why it may be the best time to visit the countryGreece's economic crisis may make it the worst time to visit the country. For some of us, though, it may be the best time to do so.
- The real Greek tragedyWe did everything for the world. Why then, do the bankers of the world, the wretched ingrates, harass Greece?
- Purpose behind and nature of prayerThe type of prayer, entreaty or supplication could vary from the devout who may choose one that is addressed to a deity or object of worshi...
- Adam of lost edenIn his 2004 film Notre Musique (Our Music), a journalese-philosophical meditation on war and reconciliation, Jean-Luc Godard gave pride of ...
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