“All conditioned things are impermanent – when one sees this with wisdom, one turns away from suffering.” -Gautama Buddha In times of chaos and tribulation, it seems wise to refer to the teachings of those who sought to understand suffering. Impermanence is the...
Just like everyone else, I remember where I was when the COVID-19 lockdown was announced. It struck as the school year was growing to a close in India. Thanks to it, the school where I worked closed down prematurely, and boy, was I happy about it. Fate laughed in my...
The COVID-19 spell has left governments, markets, and civil society wobbling through disruptions and damage. The ambiguity that envelops not only the evolution of the disease but also its impact makes it a challenging and complex task for policymakers to devise a...
Whew. For the next year, my ability to Google will be ensured by the fact that roughly 200,000 people across 50 countries are working from home. And, I can like your Facebook posts for, well, forever, because Mark Zuckerberg “guesses as much as 50 percent of the...
Indians are dying unnecessarily from blood cancers. There is a shortage of Indians available on the national registry to assist fellow Indians who have been diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma, and other blood cancers. What’s the solution? To encourage more...
