Clinch narrowest win in Test match by just six runs By V.N. Prasad It was a sheer ‘Heart Stopping’ six runs victory for the Indians in the final Test at The Oval, to level the series at 2-2; in an unforgettable fashion. Heartiest congratulations to the young and energetic Indian team on their impressive victory…
A slice of India
August 3, 2025Mango vendor and the art of street deal By Prof. P.K. Misra It is indeed a paradox that though mobile street vendors fascinate me, I try to avoid them. Why? Most of the time, after I have made a deal with them and they are gone, I realise I have been mercilessly ‘cheated’. Then I…
Warrior Women eye Maharani Trophy
August 2, 2025By S.N. Venkatnag Sobers After establishing themselves as one of the most prolific and sought-after franchises in Karnataka men’s cricket, the Mysore Warriors are now ready to make a mark in women’s cricket. The team is set to compete in the upcoming KSCA Maharani Trophy T20 Tournament, scheduled to take place from Aug. 4 to…
The Myth of Head versus Heart
August 1, 2025By Sadhguru – Founder, Isha Foundation Sadhguru: It is common to hear people say that their head leads them in one direction and their heart in another. In yoga, the fundamental basis we establish is this: you are a single being. There is no separation of head and heart; you are one whole. Let us…
The Sindoor Goddesses of India
July 31, 2025By Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik – Author, Speaker, Illustrator, Mythologist Sindoor in India is linked to auspiciousness, femininity, fertility, and most surprisingly, ancient trade routes frequented by nomadic pastoralists. Worn by married women of India, the earliest reference to the use of sindoor comes from the Harappan civilisation, where clay figurines have been shown with sindoor…
A visit to the Indian Grocery Store in the US
July 30, 2025By Dr. R. Balasubramaniam A jetlagged pilgrimage through aisles of nostalgia Jetlag is a strange thing. You arrive in the US, pumped full of optimism and airplane peanuts, only to wake up at 3 am questioning your place in the universe and whether sleep is a myth designed to sell mattresses. It was during one…
Indians salvage an almost ‘Impossible,’pull off sensational draw at Old Trafford
July 28, 2025By V.N. Prasad Bravo boys. You have done India proud by drawing the fourth Test. Yes, we know that anything is possible in Test cricket. But, to imagine our boys batting and battling more than five sessions to salvage a 311 runs deficit was simply out of the world. The wicket played cruel. Indifferent bounce…
The Art of Parenting
July 25, 2025By Sadhguru – Founder, Isha Foundation Most adults assume that as soon as a child is born, it is time to become teachers. When a child enters your house, it is not the time to become a teacher, it is time to learn, because if you look at yourself and your child, your child is…
Dr. K. Krishnamoorthy Centenary Celebrations tomorrow: A Scholar Par Excellence
July 25, 2025Two commemorative volumes titled Krishnaloka and Kaavyatatvollekha will be released during the birth centenary celebrations of Dr. K. Krishnamoorthy at Nityotsava Convention Hall near Ballal Circle, Krishnamurthypuram, on July 26 at 10.30 am under the auspices of Dr. K. Krishnamoorthy Centenary Celebration Committee. Mysuru-Kodagu MP Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar will inaugurate the programme in the…
God as Generator, Organiser, Destroyer
July 24, 2025By Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik – Author, Speaker, Illustrator, Mythologist Hindu mythology distinguishes between the world and life. The world is all about physics and chemistry. Life is about biology. Life is about hunger and fear. Without hunger and fear, there is no life. When Biblical God creates the world, it includes the inanimate (sun, stars,…















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