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The virus of unemployment, deplorable social conditions, systemic racism remains as grim as the pandemic

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Sizzling rotis are pure bliss

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Bloodless coups of technology

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Of all faiths The bust at the La Divina Pastora in Siparia, near Port of Spain, in Trinidad and Tobago.

Syncretism of La Divina Pastora

Arun Sahu Catholics worship Mother Mary and Hindus pray to Siparee Mai at a church near Port of Spain

Rising to early-morning calls

Sarangapani Bashyam They are a scourge today, dreaded like the plague

Reinventing death

Kishore Shanbhag Every time a person dies, medicine now thinks it is a failure of science

The class reunion

When you meet your old mates, you are transported back in time

A world without discrimination

Ancilin Biju Palackal

It is imperative that we evolve ourselves to engage with diversity.

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Bloodless coups of technology

Sizzling rotis are pure bliss

Home lessons on time management

For brave young women

Sports and sportsmanship

Durability and utility

Not a lockdown Barbie

The ups and downs of a weight loss journey

The longest night

The virus of unemployment, deplorable social conditions, systemic racism remains as grim as the pandemic

The class reunion

When you meet your old mates, you are transported back in time

A thought for farmers

They should reap the benefits of their labour and improve their standard of living.

Reinventing death

Every time a person dies, medicine now thinks it is a failure of science

Audio books are not for all

The voice is mesmerising and and holds the listeners spellbound. But how useful is it for them?

A bicycling lesson

How to learn not only to pedal but also to manage a crowd, a vital skill later in life.

For home-based palliative care

It ensures that the patient remains in a familiar environment, even during the pandemic.

Rising to early-morning calls

They are a scourge today, dreaded like the plague

Syncretism of La Divina Pastora

Catholics worship Mother Mary and Hindus pray to Siparee Mai at a church near Port of Spain

The fake news menace

With a plethora of information available online, it’s certainly difficult to confirm what is fake and what not.

Forever working

The conventional norm of stipulated working hours does not seem to be working out nowadays.

A labyrinth called ‘automated calls’

It’s like an exam with multiple choice questions, where all answers seem equally correct.

Going round in circles

How beneficiaries of government schemes ultimately feel cheated by them. A look at the Janata Cloth Scheme of the past.

A world without discrimination

It is imperative that we evolve ourselves to engage with diversity.

The happiness vaccines

Caring, sharing, listening and speaking in the pandemic times

Tale of a timeless timekeeper

The watch tells history, ticking on for over half a century.

Triggering a laugh riot

Stand-up comedy has been adapted for regional audiences in India.

Analysing Stanford Ranking

A reality check of institutions in Tamil Nadu

The balloon seller

He has comprehended the definitions of self-respect and dignity so wonderfully

Maximum love for Mumbai

A city that jarred your eardrums with endless blabber, but where you found peace within, amid all that madness

The mad rush for Ph.D.

The dignity and respect associated with a doctorate has gone down the drain.

Conquering the fear of flying

Shaking off the ‘flight or fight’ mode

Listening to great minds

Never let go of an opportunity to savour the power of speech

A sports lover’s century

Ashwini Kumar was a decorated police officer and sports administrator

Soldier to soldier

When a would-be Army officer met a Pakistani ex-serviceman

The last case syndrome

Our decision-making should not be influenced by the most recent event.

Living it up amid online classes

If encouraged, children can transform the most mundane world into an exotic one.

Women and start-ups

Social and cultural hurdles and difficulties in raising finance come in the way of many in starting businesses.

Drama at dawn

The house would stir into existence with the call of the milkman and a daily minutiae unfolds.

Wind in the sails

Getting through cyclones and floods is often a stroke of luck.

A little piece of sunshine fades

The little boy recovered from COVID-19 only to die of its complications later.

The curtain of memory

Why do some memories from half-a-century ago seem brighter and clearer than what happened last year? From apparently nowhere pops up the name of a

A tomorrow like no other

Post-pandemic, digital technologies, intelligent networks and adaptive management will drive a transformation.

The importance of doing nothing

Treat yourself with mindful breaks that unwind you, the refresh button for your mind.

Keeping off negative emotions

There is a need to teach values such as honesty, humility, compassion and hard work.

The great Indian road saga

The skill set one has to develop to drive on Indian roads is daunting, to say the least.

An own goal

Confused by the colour of the jersey and cheering an opponent’s score.

Like father, like son

A gurkha dies, passing the baton to his offspring

Managing the boss

B-schools teach everything but the most vital skill of all

Sanctuary in silver years

Are senior citizen homes a win-win proposition for the elderly?

Card-carrying conundrum

A multiplicity of cards weigh down the lives of 21st century Indians

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