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By Dr Hemant Kumar Sharma Founder – Health Shastra Designation: Founder, Health Shastra | Research-Based Integrative Healthcare & Wellness Consultant Ayurveda and Vedic Astrology (Jyotish) are two ancient Indian knowledge systems that describe the intricate relationship between the human body, mind, nature,
Dr. Pulak Sahay, a Consultant Gastroenterologist, who served in the NHS for 38 years, chose a different path after stepping away from full-time medical practice. Instead of slowing down, he turned towards poetry, painting, theatre, wildlife photography, and public health awareness with
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Long before he became known for writing about the lives of Gulf Malayalis, Shahul Valapattanam was a young writer growing up in Valapattanam, a small town in Kerala’s Kannur district. Born in 1953, Shahul discovered his love for storytelling early and published
In India, police and paramilitary personnel are often expected to stay strong no matter the situation. Long duty hours, public pressure, exposure to violence, and constant alertness become a regular part of life. But very few people openly speak about the emotional
When most engineering graduates from Tirupati head toward IT campuses in Hyderabad or Bengaluru, Kasimalla Dharma Chandu chose a different uniform. He walked into the Andhra Pradesh Police Department in 2020, served on the front lines of one of the state’s most
There’s a particular kind of novel that refuses to sit neatly in one genre. The Apostate by Parthajit is one of those books. Published in 2026 by Crown Publishing, it opens like a mythic parable in the forests of Nepal, settles into
By Vamsidhar Pothula Across much of the developing world, there exists an outdated and incorrect framing: governments continue to treat food security as a fiscal burden, an essential but costly obligation to those who are poor. Hunger, we must know, is a
Every year, over 400,000 Indian students apply to universities abroad. Yet countless applications are rejected, not because of poor academics, but because their SOPs fail to stand out in the massive competitive pool. The challenge is real because most of the Indian
In a world where productivity is often glorified and rest is treated as a luxury, burnout has quietly become a shared reality—especially for working women. Deadlines, caregiving roles, financial pressures, and emotional labor often collide, creating a cycle that feels difficult to