BUDDHA
The Story of Samavati: Dhammapada Verses 21, 22 and 23
Dhammapada Verses 21, 22 and 23: Samavati Vatthu
Verse 21: Mindfulness is the way to the Deathless (Nibbana); unmindfulness is the way to Death. Those who...
WELLBEING
India promotes Ayurveda as part of International Medical Tourism
The Ministry of Tourism has recognised Medical and Wellness Tourism including Ayurveda as a Niche product in order to overcome the aspect of ‘seasonality’...
AYUSH launches awareness drive to increase popularity of Yoga through life-size...
The Central Council for Research in Yoga & Naturopathy (CCRYN) under the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, has initiated a Yoga Awareness Drive through Mascots and Flash ...
OUR MAGAZINES
TRAVEL
White Wilderness: A ride through frozen Spiti
-By Sutirtha Sanyal
It was a fine February morning, and I was eagerly preparing for my visit to Sangla-Chitkul later in the month. I was...
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INSPIRATION
ART
Revisiting ‘Zen Space’: An exhibition by Satish Gupta
It is not often that you meet with a master-artist, who mesmerises you with his ethereal and profound philosophy of life, translated into art.
Indeed, it...
YOUNGMINDS
The hunter and the doves
Sutradhaar—Nidhi Kundra
Once upon a time, there was a huge tree by the banks of Godavari. The tree was home to a flock of doves...
Save the Earth
-By Diganth Mitra
Have you ever wondered why we stay on Earth and not on any other planet, say, may be Mars?
Well, the answer is...
The tiger and the traveller
Sutradhaar—Nidhi Kundra
Long time ago, in the thickets of the Deccan, lived a weak and aged tiger. He had lost most of his teeth and...
The sugar story
-By Aditri Sahni
Advice is what everybody wants to give, but nobody wants to follow. Giving advice to others is certainly easy, but applying them...
A young mind
-By Archisha Budhiraja
The colors of snow,
The colors of light,
The colors of life are so bright,
The colors of a parrot,
Red, blue, green,
The colors of a...
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ENVIRONMENT
Reviving the Here and Now
-By Rajat Kumar
We, as human beings, are phototropic in nature. We are inherently attracted to light. Light in turn, I suspect, searches for us...
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