All Stories for Volume 1 Issue 8
We need a board to regulate traditional Indian knowledge
Makarandrparanjape • 6 years agoBhartiya Shiksha Board will standardise Vedic education. It will draft syllabus, conduct examinations and issue certificates to gurukuls, pathshalas and schools
There’s no way to justify a Vedic Education Board
Vivek Kumar • 6 years agoBhartiya Shiksha Board will standardise Vedic education. It will draft syllabus, conduct exams and issue certificates to gurukuls, pathshalas and schools
Mom’s voice guides whatever I do, says Deepika Padukone
Priyanka Sinha Jha • 6 years agoDeepika Padukone and her mother Ujjala Padukone in a first-of-its-kind conversation with Priyanka Sinha Jha about the deep influence mom has had on her illustrious daughter
Quantum of Chaos: Bond faces his toughest challenge yet
Vinayakc • 6 years agoJames Bond’s reinvention through the Daniel Craig era has largely been about realism. Bond as a concept is no longer just about being cool and sexy
'Photograph' is about love & longing in the time of introspection
Poulomi Das • 6 years agoRoad to World Cup: There's many a slip between the cup and the lip
G Rajaraman • 6 years agoBarring MSD, the inexperience of the middle-order was very evident against Australia and India did little to resolve it ahead of the World Cup
The Grand Mother of Bengal Politics
Plaban Gupta • 6 years agoBengal, which was bereft of any caste-based polarisation, for the first time, saw leaders courting the organised sect to cross the finishing line
What happened to our women scientists?
Anitha Kurup • 6 years agoMore women than men enrol for masters, but only a few go on to pursue careers in science. As a growing economy with global ambitions, India needs to level its playing field, and fast.
Understanding the role of women in Tibetan society
Lobsang Wangyal • 6 years agoTibetans, both men and women, pray not to be reborn as a woman but as a man in their next life.
The exiled daughters of Tibet seek equality
Swati Chawla • 6 years agoOn March 17, 1959, the Tibetan leader Dalai Lama escaped from Lhasa to India. Sixty years later, the nuns-in-exile are fighting a battle of a different kind. Amid brazen gender disparity, they seek to find respect, and their place in the sun