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’.

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I know you love handloom sarees, but handloom has to be a way of life beyond sarees

Handloom is not just about fabric. Handloom in everyday spaces is where its true versatility shines. Fashion beyond sarees is redefining how we see handloom today.

Reading habit is not dying. Here’s how we can revive and make it grow

The challenge today is not that books, competing as they do with streaming platforms and social media feeds, have become less interesting. They remain just as interesting as ever. Yet the solution is not to declare war on screens. It is to make long and deep reading feel joyful again.

The Great Family WhatsApp Investigation

HUMOUR IN DAILY LIFE | There are times at home when the sight of blue ticks sparks conspiracy theories, and every profile picture becomes breaking family news.

Ask Career Guru: ‘With AI changing workplaces rapidly, which human skills will keep me relevant and indispensable?’

AI may transform and expedite tasks, but human creativity, empathy, and adaptability remain the ultimate career edge.

Labadee, Haiti: Where our Caribbean cruise ended on a perfect note

Turquoise waters, vibrant culture, unforgettable island finale filled serenity discovery.

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Man who called himself ‘kattar Hindu’ and bragged that he ‘cracked the skull’ of CJP protester’s father is detained by cops

Swatantra Bharadwaj, a 21-year-old Hindutva influencer, was heard saying in a podcast that he was not arrested despite his murderous attack on CJP protester Nishu Azad’s father. “I was not even jailed. The world should know this. I was out and about through the night,” he said.

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.

Nepal: Pulled out from 170 m underground after 9 days, hydropower worker says mahamantra helped him survive

The two men were among hundreds of workers who vanished after the glacial collapse wreaked havoc in Nepal along its border with China on August 26. The disaster has so far claimed at least 1,280 lives, with more than 5,500 people still missing.

Tim Cook steps back, but Apple keeps him close

Apple transitions leadership as John Ternus assumes CEO role, while Tim Cook remains executive chair guiding strategy globally.
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