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Quote of the day by The Dalai Lama: “Happiness is not something readymade. It comes from your own actions”

There is something extremely simple about happiness, and yet we spend most of our lives chasing it. We wait for the right time, right job, the right relationship, more money, better circumstances or simply a day when everything finally goes according to plan. Somewhere along the line, happiness becomes a destination that we keep postponing….

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“Ek shot ka kitna legi, pooch”: Israeli female tourist recalls 2022 Rajasthan incident after video resurfaces; “I thought they were asking for selfies” |

“I thought they were asking for selfies” (Instagram) Rajasthan is synonymous with vibrant colours, magnificent palaces and imposing forts, many of which stand as reminders of the region’s rich history and the valour of its Rajput rulers. We often say Padharo Mhare Desh (come, visit my country). But for a woman traveller from foreign land,…

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‘Silai bunai aata hai?’: Kolkata intern doctor slammed for sharing photo of woman getting stitches after delivery |

A photograph from a Kolkata delivery room has sparked a heated debate online after an intern doctor shared a picture showing herself stitching a woman after childbirth, with the caption, “Silai bunai aata hai? (Do you know how to sew?)”The intern, Dr Sudeshna, is a student at Calcutta National Medical College and Hospital (CNMCH). In…

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Meet Dr Ejaz Ali: Patna doctor who charges just Rs 10 for consultation and has kept his fee unchanged for decades; asks doctors to ‘think of the patient’s pocket’

Ali was born in 1958 into a lower-middle-class family and was one of 10 siblings. In Patna’s Bikhna Pahari area, the scene outside Dr Ejaz Ali’s hospital is markedly different from what many patients may expect from a senior surgeon. Instead of sitting inside an elaborate consultation room, Ali is often seen in a simple…

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‘It’s nothing new for us’: After most Indian marriages, the bride moves into the groom’s house; in this tribal community, the groom moves into hers

In Meghalaya’s Khasi community, husbands traditionally move into their wives’ family homes after marriage. (Photo courtesy: CivilsDaily) In much of India, marriage traditionally means a bride leaving her parental home and moving into her husband’s family. In Meghalaya’s Khasi community, the direction can be strikingly different: the groom moves into the bride’s home.It is not…

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