By Ushnish Samadder
Rushed decisions can put individuals or teams in trouble, while thoughtful, steady steps often lead to success. The Japanese concept of ‘Nemawashi’ teaches how to make well-informed decisions in professional life by avoiding mistakes. It emphasizes careful planning, early consultation, and consensus-building, ensuring smoother implementation and better outcomes in the workplace.
Rushed decisions can put individuals or teams in trouble, while thoughtful, steady steps often lead to success. The Japanese concept of ‘Nemawashi’ teaches how to make well-informed decisions in professional life by avoiding mistakes. It emphasizes careful planning, early consultation, and consensus-building, ensuring smoother implementation and better outcomes in the workplace.
By Ushnish Samadder
We’ve all seen it-people judged just because of their family, background, or where they were born. But here’s an ancient truth from Chanakya, an old Indian thinker and strategist, that still hits home today: “A man is great by deeds, not by birth.” Simply put, it means that what really matters is what you do, not who your parents are.
We’ve all seen it-people judged just because of their family, background, or where they were born. But here’s an ancient truth from Chanakya, an old Indian thinker and strategist, that still hits home today: “A man is great by deeds, not by birth.” Simply put, it means that what really matters is what you do, not who your parents are.
By Ushnish Samadder
Walk through any Indian street today — from bustling cities to quiet rural towns — and you’ll see something remarkable. It’s not just the energy of a changing India; it’s the quiet, determined rise of its women. They are students, leaders, mothers, coders, farmers, athletes, and entrepreneurs — and they are redefining what empowerment looks like in real time.
Walk through any Indian street today — from bustling cities to quiet rural towns — and you’ll see something remarkable. It’s not just the energy of a changing India; it’s the quiet, determined rise of its women. They are students, leaders, mothers, coders, farmers, athletes, and entrepreneurs — and they are redefining what empowerment looks like in real time.
By Ushnish Samadder
This article explores sacred places in India where devotees claim to witness gods in physical form—from Shiva’s presence in Tiruvannamalai to Krishna’s eternal play in Vrindavan. Blending myth, mysticism, and lived experiences, these sites continue to draw seekers hoping for divine encounters that transcend faith, turning belief into what many describe as tangible, miraculous reality.
This article explores sacred places in India where devotees claim to witness gods in physical form—from Shiva’s presence in Tiruvannamalai to Krishna’s eternal play in Vrindavan. Blending myth, mysticism, and lived experiences, these sites continue to draw seekers hoping for divine encounters that transcend faith, turning belief into what many describe as tangible, miraculous reality.
By Ushnish Samadder
A reimagined look at the Ramayana through Lakshmana’s eyes, highlighting his silent sacrifices, emotional struggles, and unwavering devotion—revealing a powerful, often-overlooked perspective of the timeless epic.
A reimagined look at the Ramayana through Lakshmana’s eyes, highlighting his silent sacrifices, emotional struggles, and unwavering devotion—revealing a powerful, often-overlooked perspective of the timeless epic.
By Ushnish Samadder
Pinaki Mishra, 65, and Mahua Moitra, 51, have both entered into their second marriage. Destination weddings in foreign countries or heritage palaces are quite common among actors and sportspersons. However, such a wedding between two prominent politicians is an unusual and rare occurrence in Indian political and social circles.
Pinaki Mishra, 65, and Mahua Moitra, 51, have both entered into their second marriage. Destination weddings in foreign countries or heritage palaces are quite common among actors and sportspersons. However, such a wedding between two prominent politicians is an unusual and rare occurrence in Indian political and social circles.
By Ushnish Samadder
Every year on June 5, the world unites to observe World Environment Day, a global initiative led by the United Nations to raise awareness and inspire action for the protection of the environment. Established in 1972 following the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment, this day has since become the largest international platform for environmental outreach, engaging millions of people across more than 150 countries.
Every year on June 5, the world unites to observe World Environment Day, a global initiative led by the United Nations to raise awareness and inspire action for the protection of the environment. Established in 1972 following the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment, this day has since become the largest international platform for environmental outreach, engaging millions of people across more than 150 countries.
By Ushnish Samadder
Once termites enter your home, they can damage doors, windows, furniture, and walls. They’re not easily eliminated with chemicals. Learn how to identify if termites have settled in your house before the damage worsens.
Once termites enter your home, they can damage doors, windows, furniture, and walls. They’re not easily eliminated with chemicals. Learn how to identify if termites have settled in your house before the damage worsens.
By Ushnish Samadder
In 2024, the Earth's surface temperature was 1.55°C above pre-industrial levels. Environmentalists say that while exceeding the 1.5°C limit in isolated years isn't alarming, crossing this threshold in long-term averages would signal serious danger. This is the warning reflected in the World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) latest report.
In 2024, the Earth's surface temperature was 1.55°C above pre-industrial levels. Environmentalists say that while exceeding the 1.5°C limit in isolated years isn't alarming, crossing this threshold in long-term averages would signal serious danger. This is the warning reflected in the World Meteorological Organization's (WMO) latest report.
By Ushnish Samadder
The teacher is reluctant to reveal much about his spouse. Khan Sir has kept wedding details private, but according to media sources, his wife’s name is A.S. Khan.
The teacher is reluctant to reveal much about his spouse. Khan Sir has kept wedding details private, but according to media sources, his wife’s name is A.S. Khan.
By Vaibhav Kochar
By Annanya Saxena
By Annanya Saxena
By Annanya Saxena
By Annanya Saxena
By Annanya Saxena
By Noopur Kumari