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Mother working from home

WFH rhythms

K. Shajil Kumar

The early days were heady, but then the warts started becoming visible

Illustration of a Kathakali face

The quaint connoisseurs

K.K. Gopalakrishnan

Fish hook with a label and text free. concept of special offer or fraud. Deception, a trap on the hook. Vector illustration in flat style

Marketing magic in old Madras

T.C. Narayan As work progressed, the worker population grew and the old women did marvellously well.

Procrastinating woman sitting in the office with her legs up on an alarm watch. Procrastination and laziness concept. Vector illustration.

Time and tide wait for this bunch

Jairam N. Menon Procrastinators can form an elite group, but why not give some time?

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"Four Season, cherry tree"

Seasons, reasons and a lifetime

Himani Datar The word ‘season’ conjures up so many meanings and images in our mind

funny selfie group, Young happy people take selfie

Wellness to well-being

Naveen Khajanchi People need some personalised help and an environment with a balance of work and life

Holding hands, interracial couple, friendship and support, empathy

Learning to live and be liked

Vijaya Bharat Ability to ‘forgive and forget’ seems to be a rare trait these days

Illustrazione vettoriale al tratto a colori. Rappresenta un paesaggio agricolo, coltivato a frutteto con filari di alberi di mele. In lontananza c’è una fattoria su una collina. In primo piano c’è una cassetta di mele rosse mature.

The apple box dare

Naturally at some point, we emptied the box and climbed in and out of it — a game in itself.

Finding her feet Amena, right, with a new-found friend at the elephant rehabilitation centre at Kottoor, near Thiruvananthapuram.

Amena out of the woods

An elephant calf which lost its mother in the forest is now housed in a rehabilitation centre

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Beatings, pinches and ear screws

Unmasking complacency

Talking about art

Do not fear brain cancer

Time and tide wait for this bunch

Marketing magic in old Madras

The quaint connoisseurs

Some consumers of art have inscrutable tastes

WFH rhythms

The early days were heady, but then the warts started becoming visible

End of the road

A regular in the morning run, but not to be seen again

Music and magic of rain

It is the time of summer showers and petrichor is rising

A meeting with Phoolan Devi

It was difficult to believe that she was once the face of terror and lawlessness in the heart of North India

Why dread the future?

Accept your lot, and go about life nonchalantly, without worrying about famines and floods

The apple box dare

Naturally at some point, we emptied the box and climbed in and out of it — a game in itself.

Learning to live and be liked

Ability to ‘forgive and forget’ seems to be a rare trait these days

Wellness to well-being

People need some personalised help and an environment with a balance of work and life

Seasons, reasons and a lifetime

The word ‘season’ conjures up so many meanings and images in our mind

Train ticket and Puliodharai

How a TTE’s demand for full ticket for a child was met with by a big family

How grieving is important for healing

To come out of the grief of death, it is first essential to immerse oneself in its gloomy waters

Fight against sexual harassment

How #MeToo changed our attitudes but is still not enough

Reluctant heroes

They have no facade in their attire, countenance, gestures or words and come out just as they are and genuine

A life spent flying fighter jets for two countries

Ramanathan Iyer, who passed away in Pretoria on March 17, had this distinction

If wishes were horses

The universe may conspire to help you, but what if you don’t do your bit too?

The callsign is century

It’s the centenary year of amateur radio in the country

Amena out of the woods

An elephant calf which lost its mother in the forest is now housed in a rehabilitation centre

Growing up in the 1980s

Television, computers, IT, this generation experienced it all first in India

Unfiltered happiness

The sweet aroma of fresh coffee brought back a flood of memories of South India

For them, work is worship

A tribute to the people who keep the cogs of any system well lubricated and moving smoothly

A dog without a home

Fragile, defenceless and vulnerable, she stood in the middle of a pack of barking strays

The changing contours of cricket

Off the field and on, the game has become unrecognisable from what it was three or four decades ago

The Birhor and the jungle fowl

When the tribesman stood his ground before a team of forest officers

A swallowed coin

It was safely lodged in the child’s stomach, but...

Young officers, buck up

Where greater things are given, greater will be expected. So are the hopes pinned on civil servants ...

Skeletons in the cupboard

For a doctor, skeletons are one of the first-level gurus to learn the art and science of medicine

An out-of-court settlement

Raring to file a suit, but decides against it: how a dispute got defused

A rose for the teacher

With the pandemic, students will be quietly moving to a higher grade without the thrill of a farewell

Coffee houses in a new avatar

21st century social media echoes the hope of these institutions

Game on, and how!

Sports industry will never be the same again, but will only be far better

In the mountains, feeling free

It’s a deep camaraderie with nature, creative and provocative, and yet compelling with new blossoms

Hooked to stories

How to get a child warm to bedtime reading

Slogans that catch on

When they become the shorthand for a campaign

When accidents become life changing

By making the most of the recovery process, one can come out emotionally and physically stronger

Hurdles a woman should overcome

There are many in this hopelessly male-centric world of ours

Once upon a breezy ride

Travelling by an autorickshaw, an unlikely place of quiet content, is subtly delightful for the senses

Only the lower berth

Why some would rather cancel a train journey than travel on middle and upper berths

Life in the metros

A comparison of the four big cities of India

In heaven with a cup of steaming coffee

It’s the go-to morning beverage for many to kick-start the day

The gruelling exam season

The circus of marks continues, unrelenting and unforgiving as ever

Back to school

Primary and middle schools too should be opened to prevent any gap in learning

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