Worst Kind Of War

Conflicts started on basis of untruths almost always produce the most negative consequences War is sometimes necessary. Say, to defend a people and their territory against aggression. Hence the ‘just war’ theory. Jus ad bellum. Even just wars cause enormous suffering. But wars that are manufactured by being economical with truth have no redemptive logic….

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The Game Of Gulf

Rich Arab nations must actively lobby to end Iran war. Their economies depend on them being oases of safety  Iran has been attacking targets in countries that are friends with the US. Recently, there were fires at a Saudi oil factory and explosions heard in famous cities like Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Even though Iran…

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Beyond the packaging

Last week, when my 12-year-old daughter visited an ophthalmologist for vision correction, the doctor prescribed not only a higher eye power but also a “vision health” supplement in the form of gummies. Trusting the doctor’s judgment, I purchased it from the clinic’s attached pharmacy without hesitation. Since it was prescribed for eye health, I expected…

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Integrating Northeast India for inclusive education

India often celebrates its diversity as a civilisational strength. Yet, diversity must be taught to be understood — and understood to be respected. The persistent racial discrimination faced by Northeast people is not merely a social aberration; it reflects a deeper structural issue: educational invisibility. When citizens from Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Assam,…

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Content repurposing engine

Imagine you have just spent hours writing a detailed article or blog post. It’s well-researched, well-written, and packed with value. But here’s the problem: the way you write for a blog is completely different from how you would talk on Instagram, or text a customer, or send a marketing email. Each platform has its own…

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Unheeded wisdom and a materialistic superpower

Jwalant Swaroop When Swami Vivekananda, Paramhansa Yogananda, Osho, and AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupad arrived in US, they carried with them not merely Eastern teachings, but a corrective wisdom meant for a civilisation rising rapidly in external power yet lacking inner anchorage. From the Indic perspective, such arrivals are never accidental. They appear when imbalance reaches…

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