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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

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

Do you know your true value?

The Pyramid of Character: A pathway to love and trust

Restoring Balance: Addressing the Injustices of India’s Constitution

India, ought to celebrate December 30, as True Independence Day

New NCERT Social Science book reduces content; adds references to Vedas, Upanishads: Progressive or regressive?

Is the Indian education system moving ahead with the times or taking students back to the Stone Age? The new book launched by NCERT for class 6 raises questions on the content and its relevance in modern times.

Concept of information, Knowledge, Wisdom, and Vision

Ryan Baidya of Takshila Foundation, San Jose, California, USA, clarifies "smart," "intelligent," "brilliant," and "wise," highlighting their distinctions. He explores the journey from raw data to wisdom, integrating Indian philosophical concepts and practical applications, emphasizing continuous learning, experience, and reflective practice for personal and professional growth.

Historical Amnesia and its Consequences: The importance of True History

Ryan Baidya, representing the Takshila Foundation in San Jose, California, USA, discusses how trees' resilience in storms and adverse conditions parallels the importance of deep roots for stability and anchorage. This analogy underscores the significance of understanding true history for societal strength and resilience.