Revisiting the Treasure: The Tales of Life and Living
All business is people’s business. Last weekend spent some time catching up with my old friends. Highly successful people, accomplished
All business is people’s business. Last weekend spent some time catching up with my old friends. Highly successful people, accomplished
Watching Nori, the elegant black cat of my girls spend his day; I reflected on the human life. Nori spends
The passionate appeal of the LoP, on smashing the patriarchy took me back to Simon De Beauvoir’s famous line in
As a student at Uni, , my reading collection included titles from J. Krishnamurthi, Swami Vivekanand, Jeffrey Archer, Simon De
In a recent conversation with a friend on why is dealing with the youth such a big deal after all,
A demand met, and a stir closed. What interests me between raising the ask and closing the protest; were some
Anthropologist Murdock (1949) defined family of orientation as family unit where one is born, raised and may consist of one/both
An American Psychology Association study of licensed psychologists in 2026 found out that more than 70% of their patients use
Anthropologist Robin Dunbar presents an interesting framework to explain social connections and their role in our lives. He proposed
Why do we seek validation from others? Professional forums and other social media ride on ‘happy to report’ kind of