India can learn much from Sri Lanka—discipline on the roads, cleanliness in public spaces, honesty in trade, and humility in politics. These everyday practices demonstrate how small acts of integrity

India's festivals once embodied unity and shared joy. Today, many are hijacked by politics, fundamentalism, and hate. To reclaim their soul, we must return to inclusivity, interfaith harmony, and the

Durga Puja is not just a celebration, but an integral part of everyday life in Bengal. Through clay idols, local artistry, and community effort, the festival reminds people each year to confront injus

"The Emperor is naked!" screamed the little child gleefully! That said it all!

India's anti-conversion laws, active in 12 states, shift the burden of proof onto minorities and fuel suspicion despite census data showing Christians remain 2.3%. Cloaked as "freedom," these laws are

Saint Devasahayam's story is a reminder that holiness is not confined to pulpits but lived in ordinary lives. As India's patron of lay faithful, he offers an extraordinary witness to perseverance, for

Shakuni is quite different. He is a scheming villain and cruel strategist. He always plans for my downfall. And I to have to find out the ruse to escape from him. No wonder that he is always on my min

Dear leaders, before you unleash another wave of hate speeches or whisper another divisive law, pause. Think of that IT professional or student being sent home from America, of that trader struggling