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Moatsu: The Festival That Rests the Soul

A Journey Through Ritual, Rhythm, and the Surreal Wisdom of Doing Nothing In the hills of Mokokchung, Nagaland, where the forests breathe and the wind carries ancestral whispers, there exists...
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Death Isn’t the End—It’s Just Life Rehearsing Its Next Act

Why Peter Noble’s “Third State” Might Be the Most Radical Reboot of Biology Since Darwin Let’s get one thing straight: death has been getting away with murder. For centuries, it’s...
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Symbiont: How Microbes Hijack the Human Condition

“We think we’re alone in our heads. But we’re not. There are trillions whispering in the dark.” — Dr. Elise Marin, microbiome researcher, Institute for Human Ecology Kolkata, 2:37 a.m...
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Covaxin: The Story of Bharat Biotech’s Triumph Over Odds

In March 2020, as the novel coronavirus swept across the globe, India—a nation of 1.4 billion people—stood on the precipice of catastrophe. Hospitals overflowed, oxygen supplies dwindled, and the death...
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Arvind Srinivas – The David Who Challenged the Goliath

“You never want to create a product that’s already out there.” That was the mantra Arvind Srinivas lived by when he walked away from the hallowed halls of OpenAI and...
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Dhandha -The Indian Way of Doing Business

If you’ve ever watched a chaiwala orchestrate a morning rush with the precision of a Swiss watchmaker, or seen a kirana store owner juggle inventory, credit, and customer loyalty without...
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The Song of the Cell by Siddhartha Mukherjee: A Review in Rain and Reverie

“Mukherjee expresses abstract intellectual ideas through emotional stories… and swaddles his medical rigor with rhapsodic tenderness, surprising vulnerability, and occasional flashes of pure poetry.” This is what The Washington Post...
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Dasharath Manjhi: The Man Who Broke The Mountain

In the heart of Bihar’s rugged terrain, where the earth breathes stories of toil and persistence, a lone figure emerges from the dust and rocks—a man whose life transcended the...
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Pritish Nandy’s Poetry: English Vernacular, Indian Language

In the constellation of Indian English poets, Pritish Nandy occupies a distinctive orbit—flaring, subversive, and deeply embedded in the socio-cultural soil of modern India. While his poems are composed in...
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