Would it be more exciting to book a ticket to the moon, or are we were better off staring at the sky, and not knowing what lies beyond?
Ekta Kumar
Editor
The food we eat is nourishment for the body and the soul. We share an intimate relationship, one that we carry till the very end. It must not be tinged with fear, anxiety or fatigue.
Since vaccine shortage and a sharp rise in infections continue to inflict suffering and death, is it time to rethink Intellectual property rights policy?
The death of a loved one is usually marked by an elaborate set of rituals. It is how we cope, across cultures, and through the ages.
If love could be defined, dictated, or curated by an algorithm or app, it would perhaps lose its magic. And meaning.
Recently the Centre told the Delhi High Court that ‘our laws, our legal system, our society and our values do not recognise marriage…between same-sex couples’. They are not alone. This sentiment is echoed by many others.
Facebook has been criticised for its handling of hate speech. It’s an issue that it has been grappling with for years, as so much can lie in between. But the world of social media keeps evolving, so should the rulebook.
Social media can be used to create a sense of belonging among the participants. It is the first step towards mobilising a socially and geographically dispersed community – women.
It is up to us as individuals, corporations and governments to take ownership of the future. We must remember to recover and rebuild responsibly.
The elephant death in Kerala is one instance of animal cruelty which is visually so powerful that it has sparked chain reactions, bringing awareness, causing discomfort, and raising questions about our actions.
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