RN Chhibber Imagine waking up in 2031. Your digital assistant has already organised your schedule, summarised the news, prepared a draft of your work presentation and reminded you about a medical appointment. Your child is learning with an AI tutor that adapts to their pace. At work, intelligent systems are handling tasks that once took […]Read More
By converting garden waste into compost, nurturing plant diversity and promoting nutrition-focused home gardening, Agharkar Research Institute is demonstrating how science can make campus management more sustainable. Upasana Kaura What if the leaves that fall from trees could nourish new growth instead of being discarded as waste? At the Agharkar Research Institute (ARI), Pune, this […]Read More
Dr Roshan Kumar Jaiswal Children need more than a balanced diet to grow strong. They also need sunlight, physical activity and healthy daily routines. Yet, as screens increasingly occupy children’s time, outdoor play and active recreation are taking a back seat. This shift raises an important question for parents: are children getting what their growing […]Read More
The world of Indian classical dance has lost one of its most distinguished and quietly luminous stars. Padma Shri Roshan Kumari ji, one of the great exponents of Kathak and a proud representative of the Jaipur Gharana, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy that cannot be measured merely in performances, awards or accolades. Her […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha There are days when life changes you in ways you are never prepared for. Some of life’s deepest lessons do not arrive through happiness. They come through experiences that leave us searching for answers, struggling to make sense of what has happened, and wondering how we will find the strength to move […]Read More
From antioxidant-rich purple potatoes to red-skinned varieties, Indian agricultural research is giving this everyday vegetable a nutritional makeover. Shilpi Saxena The humble potato is a staple in Indian kitchens. From aloo parathas and curries to samosas, chaats and snacks, it finds a place in countless dishes. But what if this familiar vegetable could offer more […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Can we hold a woman responsible for the death of a man who loves her, but his love is one-sided – the woman does not love him back? Should a woman surrender to a man even when she doesn’t love just because he loved her? When does unrequited love stop being romantic […]Read More
Team L&M Childbirth is more than a medical event. It is also a deeply personal experience. Today, more women want a say in how they bring their babies into the world. Natural birthing, hydrotherapy and midwifery-led care are gaining attention. Water birth is also emerging as an option for eligible women. Many are looking for […]Read More
Dr Saptarshi Ghosh A breast lump is detected but not medically evaluated. A family history of cancer raises concerns that are difficult to voice. A screening appointment is postponed because the possibility of hearing bad news feels more frightening than living with uncertainty. For many women, the emotional journey around breast cancer can begin long […]Read More
Dr. Shradha Maheshwari Almost everyone experiences a headache at some point. A long day at work, lack of sleep, dehydration, skipped meals or stress can leave you reaching for a painkiller and some rest. For people who experience migraines, headaches may even be a familiar and recurring part of life. The reassuring fact is that […]Read More
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