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Quote of the day by Harrison Ford: 'What's important is to be able to see yourself, I think, as having commonality with other...' - life lessons on humanity, equality, why fame and success should'nt change how you treat people by The Fugitive and Air Force One actorQuote of the day by Harrison Ford: He emphasizes shared humanity, urging against letting success breed superiority. He highlights that desp...- Word of the Day: IneffaceableIneffaceable is a word that embodies permanence in its most profound sense. Whether used to describe memories, experiences or legacies, it ...
- Word of the day: EvanescentEvanescent means something that fades away quickly. It describes moments, feelings, or things that are beautiful but do not last. This word...
- Taking a dipThe article explores the serene and liberating experience of immersing oneself in water, describing the sensation of weightlessness and mom...
- Muse announces 'Will of the People Tour'. Check out the datesAfter the release of new album, Will of the People, Muse has come up with "Will of the People Tour". It will start in the US in October 202...
- Heardle #178: Let's solve today's music puzzle. Here are hints, answerIt is a new day, and we have a new Heardle song to figure out. If you are stuck, we are here with some helpful clues to assist you!
- Meditate to be blissfulOf what avail is it, even though you have each item of provision in plenty, when you do not know how to cook them into palatable food? Simi...
- Plato's cave allegoryPlato imagines that one prisoner is unshackled and led toward the cave entrance. Accustomed only to darkness, he is blinded by the fire. Gr...
- Watches, ties & handbags: What will be left to accessorise with?As more and more staples turn into icons on screens, options are shrinking.
- Make a 'Stan' for timeless art: One museum’s fossil can be an art collector’s installationA 67 mn-yr-old composition of bones is the highlight of a Christie’s sale in October in New York.
- View: First Scindia, now Pilot, the impending demise of the Indian National CongressThe form and function analogy could aptly be applied to what is often referred to as ‘India’s First Family’, the Indian National Congress. ...
- Brain fade is a modern epidemicActually, the phrase should be regarded as the logical progression of a series of afflictions related to brain evanescence.
- El Nino and other climatic factors have put paid to this year’s winterWinter has gone into a sulk somewhere, leading to daffodils, cherry blossoms and even asparagus doing a groundhog act.
- Are charges against Somnath Bharti's dog a new era of law enforcement?The case portends to be a landmark if it charges a dog as an accessory to attempted murder further widening the concept of ‘person’ under t...
- Physicists hoping to see exotic stuff when the Large Hadron Collider wakes up from slumberIn 2012, inside the LHC under the Alps Mountains, physicists raised the temperature to 5.5 trillion degrees centigrade by smashing together...
- Azam Khan's Buffaloes versus Ranthambore tigress MachliIf anyone deserves a royal reference, it is surely the Malika Sher-awat of Ranthambore National Park.
- 'Baba Ramdev 10 steps ahead of Mahatma Gandhi'The “return” of black money might still be some time and several laws away, but for the bhakts of Baba Ramdev gathered under the massive te...
- Soothing verdure of Kumaon HillsThe soothing verdure of the Kumaon Hills, and the many sparkling lakes that nestle between them, made Bhimtal an idyllic sojourn which suff...
- Giving rise to RajRaj Thackeray’s evanescent success is a direct failure of centrist politics.
- Women artists continue to be on the back burner at global auctionsA look at Christie’s Asian Art sale of 26 Indian works shows that there were only 2 women artists, Anju Dodiya and Hema Upadhyay. World of ...
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