opinion

Empowering women, reviving tradition: BMUS and story of Bihar’s rich craft legacy

The Bihar Mahila Udyog Sangh (BMUS) has become a pioneering force, reviving traditional crafts like Madhubani painting, Manjusha art, and Sikki grass work, empowering women entrepreneurs and restoring these cultural treasures to prominence.

How toxic work culture is shaping the future of India's workforce

Understanding Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV): A rising global concern

Subhas Chandra Bose and Hitler: Pragmatism or ethical dilemma in the struggle for Indian Independence?

Why Sanatan-Hindu cannot avoid politics

Reclaiming Dharma: India’s responsibility to protect Hindus in Bangladesh

The power of your voice: Why US citizens cannot avoid politics

Sharda Sinha: The Lata Mangeshkar of Bihar – A voice that makes Chhath Puja complete

Remembering Padma Bhushan Awardee Sharda Sinha, the ‘Bihar Kokila’ who immortalized Chhath Puja through her songs and left an indelible mark on Indian folk music.

Today We Lived: Embracing the power of the present

"Today We Lived" by Ryan Baidya and Pranab Phauzdar, from the Takshila Foundation, California, emphasizes the importance of living and creating in the present moment. It highlights how historical innovators, from Leonardo da Vinci to Steve Jobs, shaped progress by acting decisively. The article argues that creation leads to true happiness and that "tomorrow is today".

Prioritizing travel over material possessions: A new era for Indian youth

Travel has not been limited to widening one’s horizon, but it has become a way of maintaining an identity. Nowadays, individuals travel to gain experience and reveal unique, hidden destinations that showcase their individuality.