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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.

From exile to expression: Taslima Nasrin’s return stirs gender and democracy discourse

Exiled writer Taslima Nasreen returns to Kolkata, urging equality, free speech, and democratic restoration across South Asia.

Homemade snacks on the rise: A healthier choice for busy lives

Busy professionals crave quick, homemade snacks that fuel focus, balance nutrition, and fit hectic schedules.

Srirangam at Shantiniketan: A dialogue between place, memory and tradition

Srirangam is more than a homestay—it's a serene cultural retreat in Shantiniketan where heritage, architecture, art, and nature come together, offering guests an authentic and enriching experience inspired by Tagore's timeless vision.

Menstruation deserves neither shame nor sensationalism; no drama, too

Given how fraught the menstruation-versus-work issue has been lately, we need to tell young women that their monthly cycle is not a monthly disability. It has been a natural rhythm of life for women for ages and continues to be so.

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