Sunday Post - Page 265

A whole nation, cricket-frenzy that is, erupted in joy following a brief sigh as Sakshi Malik and P V Sindhu got home the only two medals that India...

Each era leaves an indelible imprint on its culture and traditions through its people and their ways of living. The National Capital of India - in all...

Long years ago we made a tryst with destiny and now the time comes when we shall redeem our pledge, not wholly or in full measure but very...

The capital of Bangladesh was shaken on July 1 when a café near the diplomatic neighbourhood was attacked and 29 innocent people, including an Indian,...

Life is an unfolding story, and each of us is a storyteller, as we create and craft our own story. Parents now hardly find the time to enthrall their...

It’s a simple thumb rule of insurgency across the world that when you take on the state and challenge its very integrity you should be prepared to pay...

The 31st summer Olympics carnival being organised from August 5 to 21 in Rio de Janeiro is almost knocking at the door now and the anticipation...

For those jumping to conclusions about the perpetrator of the Dhaka terror attacks, here is the truth. These boys who hacked, slashed and shot down...

Former British Labour Prime Minister  (PM) Clement Atlee had once dismissed referendums, saying: “I could not consent to the introduction into our...

If a man is habituated to painPain does not remainSo many hardships fell on meThat did not remainOh heart consider even sorrow’s song to be...

The primary fact of life for a casual contingent of faculty is not that they are working part-time, but that they are dispensable; they are at-will...

It is a common belief that religious and spiritual leaders should be providing inner strength from their spiritual guidance to protect their followers...