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Quote of the day by Johann Wolfgang Goethe: 'Love grants in a moment what toil can hardly achieve in an age'; lessons on power of love from Germany's greatest writerGerman literary icon Johann Wolfgang von Goethe believed love could achieve more in a moment than years of toil. His 1790 drama Torquato Ta...- Quote of the Day by Ovid: 'Happy is the man who has broken...'- the canonical Roman poet’s timeless quote about breaking free from fear still speaks to modern anxiety and emotional exhaustionOvid, the Roman poet, speaks to us across the ages with his thoughts on achieving serenity within. His exploration of the constraints of th...
- Quote of the day by 14th-century Persian poet Hafez Shirazi: 'Run from anyone likely to put a sharp knife into your sacred, tender, beautiful heart.'Hafez Shirazi, a renowned 14th-century Persian poet, continues to inspire with his timeless verses. His poetry explores love, spirituality,...
- Quote of the Day by philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer: 'The safest way of not being very miserable is…'—Inspiring quotes by the 'philosopher of pessimism'German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer's profound quote offers a timeless perspective on happiness and misery. He believed that excessive e...
- Quote of the Day by Sigmund Freud: 'It is impossible to escape the impression that people…'—Inspiring quotes by the Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysisQuote of the Day: Sigmund Freud, a pioneer in psychology, questioned societal values. His quote highlights how people often pursue power, s...
- Quote of the day by Ovid: ‘If you want to be loved, be lovable.’Quote of the day: More than two thousand years after Ovid’s lifetime, his words continue to illuminate the human condition, proof that whil...
- End is nigh: Are we ready for a Rafa-less tennis world?Rafael Nadal's absence from Wimbledon due to a tendon injury has sparked discussions about the fragility of athletes' bodies. Despite his a...
- What differentiates great and good investors?Millions of people are hardworking and ambitious, but, as we have explained in the book, only a select few have the discipline to adopt the...
- $6 billion fund manager uses ophthalmology principle to pick stocksVinit Sambre, Head of Equities at DSP Investment Managers, and his team is employing concepts used in ophthalmology to pick sectors that ho...
- Google celebrates chemist Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge's 225th birth anniversary with an adorable GIF doodleThe German chemist isolated the active ingredient in coffee that we know as caffeine today.
- Individual cannot be bereft of constitutional morality: Former CJI Dipak MisraMishra also questioned how anyone can indulge in moral policing when there is a rule of law and a robust and independent judiciary
- As court reasons with rhyme, all is fair in love at lastJustice Chandrachud referred to Oscar Wilde's arrest in 1895 for "committing gross indecency with male persons".
- German envoy confident of finding a solution to language teaching issue in Kendriya VidyalayasInvoking German writer Johann Goethe and Rabindranath Tagore, German Ambassador to India Michael Steiner today expressed confidence of find...
- Business meeting overseas: Fill your post-work hours with doses of local exploration and funLearn to ski and pick some basic tricks on how to maneuver through the icy sheets in style and impress people back home with pictures of yo...
- Don't embrace the darknessKevin Costner plays the role of Lt John Dunbar in Dancing with the Wolves. Exiled to a remote Western outpost during the Civil War, the ren...
- Wine by the Rhine: The German wineyardBicycling between vineyards, hiking from a hut in the Palatinate forest to a wine village or driving through, taking the 'scenic route' thr...
- Bohemian rhapsodyKarlovy Vary has all the picturesque charm of Bohemia, plus the curative springs that made it a favourite haunt of European royals.
- VW readies for the long drive aheadVolkswagen brand head, Wolfgang Bernhard, believes job cuts and new models can make it the king of small cars.
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