Sunday Post - Page 10

As the Chinese govt plans to promote nationwide use of open-source RISC-V integrated circuit design standards under new guidelines, the move is set to...

Sometimes, humans long not for the person who hurt them, but for the comfort of the familiar, the dream of who they could’ve been, and the emotional...

Madrid unfolded in slow frames — golden light, quiet plazas, and strangers turned storytellers. A city not just seen, but felt long after I left;...

As wars are ravaging lands and politics poisoning the planet, climate crises no longer remain natural disasters but have become engineered...

Chandan Sinha’s Abundant Sense is a collection of Rahim’s selected couplets that hold oceans of meaning—braiding Bhakti, Riti, and Niti into lyrical...

In the race against climate change, the oceans can emerge not just as victims but as vital solutions—with Direct Ocean Capture offering a...

From Helsinki’s quiet streets to Lapland’s endless skies, a trip to Finland is the unravelling of the poetry of stillness, lakeside saunas, and the...

The US dollar’s century-long supremacy is waning as nations pivot to gold, digital alternatives, and regional currencies, ushering in a decentralised...

In the race against climate change, oceans’ underrated warriors—mangroves and marshlands— can emerge as finest solutions if their full carbon removal...

In ‘The Life of the Unsung Hero’, John R Khathing unearths the astonishing, multifaceted legacy of Major Ralengnao ‘Bob’ Khathing—a frontier legend...

Travelling is not just about movement; it is a way of seeing, feeling, and connecting with people, places, and oneself, through stories that stay long...

Obesity and mental health are closely linked, often affecting each other in a cycle that’s hard to break—but understanding this connection is the...