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CONTEMPORARY INTERPRETATIONS OF FAITH
Who is Raseshwari Devi, spiritual leader behind upcoming 1,500-seat meditation and wellness centre on World Meditation Day 2026?Raseshwari Devi ji: Spiritual leader Raseshwari Devi announced a new Yoga and meditation hall in Odisha and a week-long camp in Haridwar fo...- Chinese Proverb of the Day: “The unfaithful woman has remorse, the faithful one has regret” — Life lessons on loyalty, desire, temptation and why feelings are based on choicesChinese Proverb of the Day explores the meaning of “The unfaithful woman has remorse, the faithful one has regret.” The traditional saying ...
- Quote of the day by American poet Louise Gluck: ‘We look at the world once, in…’ powerful words on childhood and innocenceQuote of the Day: Nobel laureate Louise Gluck's words highlight childhood's pure wonder. She suggests adult life is a recollection of these...
- Quote of the Day by Dan Brown from his book The Da Vinci Code: “By its very nature, history is always a one-sided account”“By its very nature, history is always a one-sided account,” Dan Brown’s quote from The Da Vinci Code, shows that history is often told fro...
- What is happiness? Can religion or wealth offer eternal fulfillment? A philosopher weighs inPhilosopher Anné H Verhoef challenges modern views on happiness. She argues that current definitions are too narrow and often lead to dissa...
- Book of the Day: Kin by Tayari Jones — Oprah’s new book club pick sparks conversations on sisterhood and survivalBook of the Day: Kin stands as a powerful meditation on belonging. It explores how identity is shaped by ancestry, geography and friendship...
- Thought of the day by Emily Dickinson, “Hope is the thing with feathers / That perches in the soul / And sings the tune without the words / And never stops at all.” — why this 19th-century poem is resonating again in 2026Thought of the day by Emily Dickinson, “Hope is the thing with feathers / That perches in the soul / And sings the tune without the words /...
- Quote of the day by Blaise Pascal: ‘Words differently arranged have a different meaning, and meanings differently…’Quote of the day: Blaise Pascal, who lived from 1623 to 1662, made lasting contributions to probability theory, fluid mechanics and Christi...
- Zach Bryan releases sixth studio album "With Heaven on Top”, featuring 25 self-written and produced tracksZach Bryan enters into a new artistic phase with his sixth studio album, With Heaven on Top, revealed via Warner Records. Spanning 25 songs...
- AI unveils face of Jesus using 'Shroud of Turin': Can an algorithm reveal the ‘real’ messiah?Artificial intelligence, utilizing Midjourney, has generated a photorealistic image of Jesus Christ based on the Shroud of Turin. This AI-c...
- Delhi art exhibition recreate Lord Hanuman's life through holographic imagery encased in glass pyramid'Hanuman's Journey: Verses Through Vision' is among nearly 100 artworks which have been displayed at the National Gallery of Modern Art (NG...
- Executive, legislature, judiciary equal repositories of constitutional trust: CJI RamanaThe CJI, who hoisted the national flag on the 76th Independence Day on the Supreme Court premises here, referred to Article 38 of the Const...
- Apocalypse of hatred, bigotry, intolerance, untruth engulfing country: Sonia Gandhi"An apocalypse of hatred, bigotry, intolerance and untruth is engulfing our country today. If we don't stop it now, it will -- if it alread...
- Rising influence of temples of SwaminarayanThe temples have become visual anchors of Hinduism globally & are silently shaping destiny of contemporary Indian politics. Not surprisingl...
- View: New Delhi must contribute its bit to shape the rules of a “reformed multilateralism”A rising China is challenging the fundamentals of the liberal global order and domestic support for an expansive American global engagement...
- Martin Luther's letter calling Jews 'devils incarnate' goes under the hammer, likely to fetch $300,000The letter was written in 1543 to a top official at Berlin's St. Nicholas Church.
- Islam Is Non-Violence: Unfortunately Sufis, Islam’s original mystics, are succumbing to sectarianism tooExtremism feeds on selective retrieval of sacred texts and history, creating irrational fears that require urgent remedial measures.
- Artist Bharti Kher knighted with top French awardFrench ambassador to India Francois Richier bestowed the honour on the 46-year-old artist in a ceremony here late last evening.
- “Some fragrance always lingers in the hand that gives roses...”Bindu Dalmia recalls her experience with Yogi Ashwini in the year 2010.
- Raising the barDelhi High Court ruled that all power is accountable to the Constitution.
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