Taruna Sharma She heads one of the largest online chat shows in the career and education space, with a special focus on guiding students toward informed decisions. In a conversation with Life&More, Chetna Vasishth shares her journey of building ChetChat—a pro bono initiative launched two years ago to bridge the information gap in career counselling. […]Read More
BBC and Google have used it in their offices. Oprah Winfrey promoted it on her show. Aamir Khan loved it on Satyamev Jayate. Mira Nair filmed a documentary, The Laughing Club of India, on it… Upasana Kaura BBC and Google have embraced it in their offices. Oprah Winfrey showcased it on her iconic show. Aamir […]Read More
Sheela Seharawat The gift of life is given only once, and to truly make it worthwhile, we must learn to live every moment, laugh every day, and love unconditionally. Among all human emotions, love and laughter remain the most powerful forces—capable of transforming the mind and enriching life in profound ways. While sharing a laugh […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Have you ever wondered why biographies of farmers are so rare in a country like India, where agriculture forms the backbone of the economy? It is indeed disheartening that those who feed the nation seldom receive the recognition they deserve. Addressing this gap, A Man with Golden Seeds—published in January 2018 by […]Read More
Team L&M In a shocking and rare weather phenomenon, several coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh witnessed an astonishing 77,774 lightning strikes within a short span, including over 41,000 strikes in just 16 hours. This unusual event challenges the common belief that lightning never strikes the same place twice. According to weather experts, the data is […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha You know that brain is a master organ. Physical body does what brain tells it to do but do you know there is a medical condition wherein the physical body just cannot listen to the brain? The nervous system and brain do not communicate well with each other and the effect can […]Read More
Team L&M This May, the world marks the 20th annual World Asthma Day, an event dedicated to raising awareness about asthma globally. Organised by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), a collaborative effort with the World Health Organization (WHO), the event encourages patients and healthcare providers to take action to control asthma. Asthma by the […]Read More
On the eve of World Dance Day, renowned Bharatanatyam dancer Geeta Chandran says very few people go to enjoy the ananda or rasa of a dance performance these days Over the past six or seven decades, in India, despite the best efforts of various organisations – government and others – the audiences for classical arts […]Read More
Sheela Seharawat When we think about what makes a workplace great, we often focus on efficiency, salary, career growth, friendly colleagues, and a positive environment. While these factors are important, they mean very little without the two most crucial aspects: health and safety. Good workplace health and safety practices not only protect employees but also: […]Read More
This World Book Day, author Vaishali Shroff says they are reading and all we, as parents, need to do is expose them to a variety of authors and books/ magazines and let them decide what they want to read The answer is a resounding yes! Children today are reading, thanks to a combination of awareness, access, […]Read More