Quote of the Day by Hegel: More than 200 years after Hegel wrote it, the quote of the day by Hegel still explains modern history. Global da...

Quote of the day by Plutarch highlights how learning works through thought and reflection. The quote explains that knowledge grows through ...

Quote of the day by Seneca highlights the statement, “Sometimes, even to live is an act of courage.” The quote reflects Stoic thinking and ...

Aristotle, a pivotal ancient Greek philosopher, established the Nicomachean Ethics, emphasizing happiness through virtue and the 'golden me...

Quote of the Day: The Dalai Lama’s teachings, grounded in centuries of Buddhist wisdom yet profoundly relevant to contemporary life, contin...

The article suggests boycotting countries that do not acknowledge India. It proposes shunning nations like Liechtenstein, Tuvalu and Andorr...

Twelve visionary leaders are transforming various fields through innovative and impactful leadership. From Vicky Gawande’s transformative I...

It's possible that Xi's gray streaks are a signal to the outside world, where grayness is associated not so much with loss of vigour and en...

In a splintering world, 'we need to create mechanisms of dialogue to heal divides', UN secretary general Antonio Guterres said recently to ...

The Chief Minister said, “A major characteristic of Indian civilization is that it does not consider the country only as an inert political...

Though important voices have usually supported central banks’ independence, some have also questioned it from time to time.

I am very much encouraged that an important newspaper such as yours is showing so much interest."

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Much to the discomfort of the US and its west European allies, Asian countries are redefining the corporate management.

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