Journalism is not glamour, wealth, or security—it is madness, duty, and passion. Reporters run into burning towers, face raging floods, or remain in war zones like Gaza, compelled to witness and recor

We don't need the Supreme Court to tell us how to help "strays" in our society. Our conscience should suffice. By all means, do look after stray dogs, but don't miss the wood for the trees. There is n

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In a Goa overrun by tourism and eroding traditions, Maendra Alvares' Big Foot stands as a living chronicle of heritage. Blending art, history, faith, and ecology, his work embodies true 'Goaness'—a pa

Avay Shukla's biting satire exposes bulldozer justice, media capture, and the cult of the "Top Leader." With humour and history, he warns that democracy risks shrinking into spectacle, fear, and impun

Soon, India will proudly tell the world: we are a land where education is irrelevant, but identity is everything. Where bridges may collapse, planes may crash, hospitals may kill, but don't worry—as l