Women helped India win freedom. When will we grant them theirs?
The South Firstby B Sandhya·16h ago
Synopsis: Indian women helped us win freedom from the British Raj. Almost eight decades later, misogyny, violence and institutional barriers continue to stand in the way of the equality, safety and...
Guiding Light: Antidote To Jealousy
Free Press Journalby Sri Sri Ravi Shankar·16h ago
There is a beautiful verse by the Indian poet Kabir: “I went to find a bad person in the universe, and I found none.” All human beings are good.
Quote of the day by Neem Karoli Baba:“The great sadhus don’t have a human body. They are omnipresent. If a saint changes form, he doesn’t necessarily have to take on a human body. The soul is the small form and the human body is the huge form”; What Maharajji explains on the significance of the soul beyond physical attributes of the body
Times of Indiaby TOI LIFESTYLE DESK·17h ago
Neem Karoli Baba, popularly known as Maharajji, was a revered Hindu guru and a devotee of Lord Hanuman.
7 Greatest 'Far Side' Comics With No Words
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker·17h ago
When it comes to comedic outlets — be it a movie, a sitcom, a comedy troupe, or even just a single comedian — it’s rare to be a master of both subtle humor and broad, unsubtle comedy.
Fiction on the forum
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·17h ago
A work of fiction spanning five centuries, tracing the lives of three women, each born in distinct castes and classes, are fighting for their empowerment.
Valerie Brown met the queen, was arrested – and led Greenpeace Australia
The Conversation Australiaby Marty Branagan, Associate Professor in Peace Studies, University of New England·18h ago
As a child watching people from the roof of her Brisbane home, Valerie A. Brown, now in her nineties, noticed how “their actions did not match their stated ideals.” She dedicated her life to...
5 Years Ago, Double Fine Boldly Tried to Reimagine the AAA Machine
Polygon.comby Josh Broadwell·18h ago
Psychonauts 2 turns five years old this month. Its existence, and Double Fine's story, are inextricably tied to Xbox for better, as Microsoft funding let Double Fine finish the game, but mostly for...
Osun: Anatomy of victory, By Wole Olaoye
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele·21h ago
Water can run uphill if there’s adequate propulsion; let no one see impossibility where potentialities are hiding in plain sight.
Article of Faith: The blind servants of God (2), By Femi Aribisala
Premium Timesby Premium Times·21h ago
Our final destination is to be exactly like Christ. I did not know how ignorant I was until I met the Lord. I did not know that people go to university to become even more ignorant.
Beyond the gates: how former inmates rebuilt their lives after prison
The Hinduby Lavpreet Kaur·22h ago
When Lakshman, 28 (name changed on request), walked out of prison after seven years, one of the first things he had to learn was how to use a smartphone.
A civilisational approach to social media
The Hinduby Milinda Moragoda·23h ago
The debate over banning social media for minors is rapidly becoming one of the defining policy questions of the digital age.
The Mecca Pact's kinetic potential: A new equation
New Indian Expressby M K Bhadrakumar·23h ago
An Indian TV channel excitedly reported unusual air traffic between Nur Khan Air Base, the high-security Pakistan Air Force facility in Chaklala near Rawalpindi, and a flurry of incoming flights...
Faithline | Dharma in translation
New Indian Expressby Renuka Narayanan·23h ago
The incident of the ill-behaved tourist at Kargil led me to muse on where we may find therapeutic thoughts, and the late Bibek Debroy’s name shone brightly.
The return of profanation as a new political language
The Hinduby M H Ilias·1d ago
In his work Profanations, Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben observes how the act of profanation applies to the game of chess and children playing with household items as toys.
From Abuja to Hangzhou (1): A handshake with the Chinese, By Max Amuchie
Premium Timesby Premium Times·1d ago
It began, unexpectedly, with a telephone call one evening in May. I was at my desk in Abuja when my phone rang.
Geregu Power and bandit capitalism?, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
Premium Timesby Premium Times·1d ago
...there are issues of fiscal governance. So, a senator and recent governor is paying off a reported ₦6 billion in debt to a company in which he is invested.
Nigeria’s sovereign cloud moment: Securing the infrastructure behind the digital economy, By Shuaib S. Agaka
Premium Timesby Premium Times·1d ago
Nigeria is entering a new phase of its digital journey. The country is no longer simply asking how quickly it can adopt cloud technology.
Below the Line
Business Lineby Our Bureaus·1d ago
Has the nomination of Piyush Goyal as the BJP treasurer taken the US by surprise? It is believed that Goyal could be shifted in the upcoming reshuffle and the US may have to wait to sign the trade...
The surge in solar cell imports needs to be curbed
Business Lineby Amit Manohar·1d ago
India has invested heavily in building a domestic solar manufacturing ecosystem. Over ₹1 lakh crore has been committed to establish solar cell manufacturing capacity and develop an integrated value...
Famadewa, Ribadu and a 90-day security plan: Unpacking Onanuga's release, By Yushau A Shuaib
Premium Timesby Yushau A. Shuaib·1d ago
The logical question the ninety‑day committee must answer before drafting a single page is simple: What is the relationship between its new mandate and the frameworks that already exist?
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