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Indian proverb of the day: 'Wise men don't grieve over lost things and what belongs to the past, but a fool weeps over things not worth his tears'; Panchatantra's timeless lesson on regret, loss and moving forwardAncient Indian wisdom from the Panchatantra offers a profound lesson on loss. A tale highlights how wise people accept what is gone. Foolis...- Indian proverb of the day: 'Preserve the thread of love carefully, for once broken, it may be tied again but the knot always remains' - Why relationships change forever once trust gets brokenAbdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan, popularly known as Rahim, was a prominent poet, scholar and noble in Emperor Akbar’s court, remembered for his s...
- Life feeling unfair? This Karnataka boy lost his father early, walked miles for education, studied by a lamp, & still built a legacy India will never forgetSir M. Visvesvaraya's journey from humble beginnings in Muddenahalli to becoming a renowned engineer and statesman exemplifies patience and...
- No Tinku, Chotu, Ojasvi & more: Rajasthan may flag your child’s name under this initiativeRajasthan's Sarthak Naam Abhiyan, intended to provide meaningful student names, has sparked controversy due to an inappropriate draft list....
- Quote of the day by Buddha: "Change is never painful. Only resistance to change is painful".The famous quote by Gautama Buddha explains a powerful life lesson about accepting change. Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, taught that suf...
- Pakistani university introduces Sanskrit course for first time since Partition; Mahabharat, Gita also on the cardsIn a first since Partition, a Pakistani university has introduced a Sanskrit course, according to The Tribune. Lahore University of Managem...
- 5 Sanskrit phrases to build unshakable confidence5 Sanskrit phrases to build unshakable confidence
- Take Sanskrit out of its old ghettosSanskrit has been marginalized due to its ancient and religious associations. To revive it, Sanskrit should be modernized and included in s...
- Live life to a TThere is word in Sanskrit - Jijeevisha, jeene ki utkat icchha, desire to live life to the fullest. There's so much to know, learn and acqui...
- Harsh Mariwala shares six Sanskrit words for teachers. Here's what they meanThe most crucial part of life and success is the openness to learning at any stage in life.
- 'Best goals in life are ... ' Anand Mahindra shares insightful life mantra on 'poison'The inspiring quote popped up on Anand Mahindra's Signal wonder box on Wednesday.
- The Budget verse: Nirmala Sitharaman quotes Kashmiri poet Deena Nath Kaul, Tamil saint Avvaiyar, Kalidasa in 2 hr-plus speechSitharaman’s speech had a generous dose of poetry.
- Economic Survey a blue print for growth and jobs over next 5 years: EAC-PM Chairman Bibek DebroyDebroy further said the EAC-PM welcomes the emphasis of the Survey on fiscal consolidation, fiscal discipline and investments.
- How PM's economic advisers rated the Economic SurveyDebroy cautioned that one should not deviate from the path of fiscal consolidation.
- Japan has a town named after Hindu goddess LakshmiHighlighting the similarities between Indian and Japanese culture, the envoy said Japan and Indian cultures are not different and temples i...
- India-China Yoga college opens admission to masters programmePost-graduate courses will include asana (poses), pranayama (breathing), yoga therapy and physiology as well as Hindi and Sanskrit to elimi...
- Modi's five poetic jibes at CongressPM Modi's verses would resonate with the masses in the poll-bound Uttar Pradesh which has a large audience for Sanskrit and Hindi poetry
- Uttara is a book that makes us uncomfortable: Arshia Sattar'Uttara' is about the last canto of Valmiki Ramayana -the Uttara Kanda -which begins from Sita's banishment from Ayodhya.
- Use of local language can boost GDP: Smriti IraniDuring the conference, Irani emphasized building a scientific temper among students and giving them value-based education.
- Small, But Vital LinkIn the first volume of the compilation of his cartoons, R K Laxman, in his preface, refers to “nature’s reminder to all to take things easy...
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