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A Drought of Wisdom in an Ocean of Information
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By Anil D. Salve
We live in an age where information is everywhere. With a single click, we can access news from across the world, thousands of opinions, countless videos and endless claims. Knowledge has never been so accessible. Yet, in this overwhelming flow...
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Street Circus
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The NEET-UG paper leak was a genuine grievance. Millions of students who spent years preparing for one of India’s toughest examinations deserved answers, accountability and justice.
But what unfolded at Jantar Mantar was no movement for educational reform. It was...
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The Decline of Human Values in the Digital Age
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By Anil D. Salve
We are living in an era where technology has connected the world like never before. With a smartphone in hand, we can communicate instantly, access unlimited information, and even learn new skills from anywhere. However, amid this digital revolution, an...
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Reclaiming Focus in a Noisy World
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By Anil D. Salve
In an age where our phones rarely stay silent and our minds are constantly occupied, focus has become one of the most valuable skills a person can possess. We live in a world designed to capture attention-notifications flash, messages demand...
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The Cost of Constant Consumption
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By Prithvi Asthana
As we curate our content, the deeper question is whether content is quietly curating us.
Few can manage a 90-hour workweek, but most would easily go beyond a 90-hour social media week. With our growing appetite for social media and...
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