Sanjukta Das

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Sanjukta Das is an author, educator, Art of Living teacher, life coach, and social entrepreneur passionate about inspiring personal growth and positive change. Through education, storytelling, and community service, she empowers people to discover their potential and lead more meaningful lives. She is the author of two books of poetry—‘My Twirls: The Said and the Unsaid’ and ‘The Trivial and the Perfect’.

If you don’t know your ghee, you know little about India’s favourite golden fat

The renewed popularity of ghee has sparked growing interest in its nutritional qualities. One of the most common misconceptions is that ghee can be consumed without limits because it is natural.

Hibiscus is reclaiming its place in modern hair care as frustration with trendy products grows

Unlike aggressive treatments that can strip or damage hair, hibiscus works gently, and even modest, plausible benefits feel worthwhile when the alternative is doing nothing or spending heavily on unproven solutions.

Doling out respect in proportion to one’s designation is one of corporate culture’s ugliest blind spots

How you treat your co-workers says more than your resume. Organisational structure exists to clarify who is accountable for what — not to rank human value. You must know the three habits that build a culture of respect.

Kumkum: The timeless red mark of spirituality, wellness, and India’s living heritage

There is a rich symbolism behind the small red mark adorning Indian women’s forehead, and it extends well beyond appearance. There is a very close association of kumkum with Ayurveda. Ancient Indian wellness traditions also attach significance to the application of kumkum.

What is mahamantra? When chanted with faith, it is said to quieten the mind and help reshape the self

A buffer against fear, and relief from mental burden are among the perceptible and verifiable benefits the chanting of the mahamantra brings. Staunch believers say it works like the wind clears storm clouds, and sunrise dissolves darkness.

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Dipke, Neha Bora detained; Opposition leaders voice support for CJP, ask if waving Tiranga is a crime

After Abhijeet Dipke and Neha Bora were detained by Delhi Police, both CJP and AISA said their whereabouts were not being made public and that they were being denied access to lawyers and associates.

Mamata Banerjee attacked with knife by woman outside home, escapes without injury

As leaders of Mamata Banerjee’s faction of Trinamool Congress targeted West Bengal’s BJP government and accused it of negligence in the security of a former CM, state industries minister Tapas Roy asked if Banerjee had forgotten the security situation during her own rule.

Delhi’s Jantar Mantar can’t be protest venue any more; CJP says ‘whole country’ will be Jantar Mantar

Delhi Police denotifies Jantar Mantar as a designated protest site and announces three alternative sites for future protests, sparking criticism from Cockroach Janta party, Congress and other Opposition parties.

Captain Smit Machchhar will be conferred with Israel’s highest bravery award for civilians

The 38-year-old Indian pilot whose heroic act inside the cockpit of a sinking plane saved the lives of 174 passengers and crew members will be honoured soon after he regains his health, Israeli President Isaac Herzog has said.
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