Month: September 2020

NATURE

GAIL’s digital initiatives reach over two crore Indians

Team L&M Even as people remained indoors in recent months to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, GAIL (India) Limited undertook a number of digital initiatives to raise awareness about increasing air pollution and measures to fight the pandemic which reached 20 million Indians in this short time. These digital initiatives mobilised collective societal […]Read More

PETS

Fantastic Four’s café for canine companions

Saurabh Tankha When I first heard about this dog café – Bark Street dog café – owned by four friends in Sector 104 of Noida, the famous Amitabh Bachchan song from Sharaabi – Jahan chaar yaar mil jayein (when four friends meet) crossed my mind. Much like it made life gulzaar (pleasant and happy) for […]Read More

KAMAL AHLUWALIA

The price you pay for the money you make

I cannot dispute that manipulations work. Each one of them can indeed help influence behaviour, indeed help influence behaviour and help a company become successful. Yet there are trade-offs. Not a single one of them breeds loyalty. Over a course of time, they cost more and more. The gains are only short term while they […]Read More

HEALTH

COVID relief drive for sex workers in Gurugram

Team L&M The sex workers community has been the one of the worst hit sections of society due to the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. All sources of income have been blocked and most are unable to access support being provided by the government, due to lack of formal documentation and identification. To help […]Read More

HERITAGE

Leaving behind the transitory world

Benoy K Behl In ancient Buddhist temples, Jaina and Ajivika edifices, the simplest form, the stupa, was placed in the heart of the sacred space. In Hindu temples, it was the linga, or symbol, the mark of the formless eternal (nirguna) that was made in the sanctum sanctorum. These took us closest to the truth […]Read More

SPIRITUALITY

The Silent Tyranny of Ego: Recognising Self-Idolatry in Everyday Life

Jaspal Soni In today’s fast-paced, image-driven world, the issue of self-idolatry and ego has become more relevant than ever. While it may not always appear as obvious arrogance, ego quietly shapes our thoughts, behaviours, and relationships. Understanding the signs of spiritual pride, self-importance, and ego-driven behaviour is the first step toward true spiritual growth and […]Read More

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