Dr. Ram Sewak Sharma is a former member of the prestigious Indian Administrative Service with a distinguished career in the Government of India and State Governments, leading reforms and leveraging IT to simplify administrative processes. In the process, he has contributed to shaping India’s Policies in Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). He combines planning and… Read More Dr. Ram Sewak Sharma Interview
Classical Pilates strictly works on incorporating all of the six fundamentals – Breathing, Concentration, Control, Centering, Precision & Control. Hence, there is no specific exercise that one must avoid unless the practitioner is battling with an injury or a chronic condition. Pilates provides a holistic approach to well-being during menopause. The breathing mechanism in Pilates… Read More Pilates on a Mat
Addressing the issues of wildlife conservation separately from that of the broader environmental management issues. The primary objective of wildlife conservation is different from Environmentalism that primarily aims to make the world a better place for just one species, the human beings. Environmentalist views wild species and wilderness, merely as factors that enhance human wellbeing.… Read More K. Ullas Karanth, emeritus director, Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS)
With its burgeoning population and massive increase in the use of electronic items India is facing a huge problem of e-waste. Mining specialized materials for a new phone generates significant CO2 emissions contributing to climate change, pollution, and other disruptions to the natural world. Each newer and larger model has the potential to mine more… Read More E-Waste in India
When you look beyond the cliched dishes associated with Rajasthan’s cuisine you will discover several culinary gems. There’s so much more to the cuisines of Rajasthan. While Dal Baati Churma and Ker Sangri are very popular, there are a host of dishes like Rabodi ki Sabz, Pithod Curry (made using chickpea flour), Chakki Ki Sabzi (made with… Read More Rajasthan with a Twist on Your Plate
Shaily Sanghvi, an acclaimed Indian filmmaker who is on is on a mission to elevate India’s standing on the global cinematic stage. Shaily, the Writer-Director-Producer is based In Los Angeles. With her exceptional talent and passion, Shaily has already conquered Hollywood, and now she envisions making her beloved homeland, India, shine even brighter in the… Read More Shaily Sanghvi Interview
The Parsis strongly believe in ‘Humata, Hukha, Huvarshta’ which mean good thoughts, good words, and good deeds. Parsis reflect deeply upon their thoughts, deeds and words of the previous year and repent for the wrong ones committed by them whether intentionally or unintentionally in front of the Holy Fire, thus cleansing and purifying their mind,… Read More Jardaloo Salli Marghi
This Independence Day celebrate India on your plate with a range of dishes that are sure to amp up your festivities. With its diverse culture and nuances India is a country where food plays a big role. Interestingly, food also changes every 100 kilometers in India, which gives one a fair idea of the widespread… Read More I-Day recipes
The Museum of Art & Photography (MAP) the newest museum in Bengaluru is an ode to the idea of tracing and mapping relationships between artistic disciplines. Designed by Soumitro Ghosh and Nisha Mathew from Mathew & Ghosh Architects, Bengaluru based architecture firm, MAP located in the heart of the city, a stone’s throw away from… Read More MAP(ping) the Future of Museums
If you do a workout in water it takes less effort at movement and more benefit gets than the land workout, since you are in the water it motivates you to perform exercises, if anyone workout in the water, you don’t feel more sweat but same time burns more calories than a normal workout on… Read More Aqua Workout