She called Gandhi "Mickey Mouse" and governed a volatile state during chaos. Here is why the 'Nightingale' was the original corporate disruptor. It is February 13. If you check your calendar, it marks the birth anniversary of Sarojini Naidu - India’s National Women’s Day. But let’s be honest, if Sarojini ...
Netaji didn’t have a VC pitch deck or a LinkedIn profile, but make no mistake: this was the ultimate hustle. It’s 2026, and we are obsessed with founders. We idolize the guys who sleep under their desks, the ones who pivot when the market crashes, the "visionaries" who convince strangers ...
Customers Before Competition: A Lesson Every Founder Needs! Jeff Bezos didn’t build Amazon by chasing competitors. He built it by obsessing over customers sometimes to an uncomfortable extent. From handwritten customer emails forwarded with question marks to empty chairs placed in meeting rooms to represent the customer’s voice, Bezos made ...
As we celebrate his 27 birthday today, let us recall the lesser-known fact about the birthday boy Pinnaduwage Wanindu Hasaranga de Silva, born on July 29, 1997, has made a name for himself as a prominent Sri Lankan cricketer and the current captain of the T20I team. Known for his prowess as a bowling all-rounder, Hasaranga specialises in right-arm googly deliveries, preferring them over traditional leg breaks. His ability to bowl accurate and deceptive googlies, with occasional leg-spin variations, has set him apart. Hasaranga's rise since his international debut in July 2017 has been remarkable, establishing him as a key ...
When the Wi-Fi dies and the screens go black, the transmitter keeps humming. Here is the engineering wizardry behind the silence that never happens. There is a sound that haunts every radio engineer’s dreams. It isn’t feedback, and it isn’t the screech of a bad microphone cable. It is absolute, ...
The new science reveals cancer is far more complex than we once believed! For years, cancer in India has been largely branded as a “lifestyle disease.” The narrative is familiar, quit smoking, eat healthy, exercise more, and you’ll be safe. While lifestyle choices do play a significant role, science is ...
A historic ceremony, a century-old mystery, and a question the world still loves to debate. On December 10, 1901, the world witnessed a moment that quietly changed the future of science, literature, and global peace; the first-ever Nobel Prize ceremony. Hosted in Stockholm, Sweden, it was the beginning of a ...
A legacy born in 1901, a value that keeps evolving, and a prize the world still chases. Every December, the world pauses for a moment of academic celebration that transcends borders: The Nobel Prize Ceremony. But what many forget is that it all began on this very day in 1901, ...
While the world waits for March, India has its own date with destiny today, celebrating the original firebrand feminist who used poetry as a political weapon. Look, March 8th is fine. It’s global, it’s corporate-friendly, and it gets the requisite hashtags trending every year. But if you are in India, and you really want to tap into the bedrock of homegrown female power, today - February 13th - is the actual date to circle in red ink. It’s Sarojini Naidu’s birthday, officially recognized as National Women's Day in India. And honestly, she feels a lot more relevant to our specific ...
More than a melody maker - Zubeen Garg was the heartbeat of Assam whose songs reached far beyond language barriers. Funny how people can echo through time, right? Zubeen Garg, born one November 18th in Tura, never much liked fussing over birthdays. Sure, fans would start sending cakes and messages ...
Not every melody fades; some linger on, keeping us suspended between nostalgia and longing. September 2025 in Guwahati turned into a sea of candles and crumpled tissues. Assam, India, Bollywood everyone knew it: the voice behind “Ya Ali” was gone. Cardiac arrest? No. He drowned off Lazarus Island in Singapore, ...
A tale of cinematic camaraderie – Soumitra, Ray, and the magic that happens when muse and maestro find each other. Strange, isn’t it? You can step into a Kolkata living room - musty bookshelves, the sweep of ceiling fans overhead - and before you know it, someone’s recounting Soumitra Chatterjee’s ...
Where young imaginations meet India’s proud history! Republic Day is more than a public holiday or a grand parade on TV, it’s a powerful reminder of India’s democratic spirit. For children, especially, Republic Day becomes meaningful when learning is fun, visual, and expressive. Drawing and art activities offer the perfect ...
It is not ink on paper; it is a civilization breathing in the margins. You have seen the words. "We, the People." You have probably recited them, maybe in a dusty school assembly hall or while skimming a civics textbook. But have you ever really looked at the page? I ...
How the Indian Diaspora Keeps Republic Day Alive Across Continents! Every year on January 26, India wakes up to the grandeur of the Republic Day parade in New Delhi. But while Kartavya Path remains the heart of celebrations, the spirit of Republic Day travels far beyond India’s borders. From bustling ...
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