Curiosity is an incredible force that resides deep within us, driving us to question, explore, and acquire knowledge [1]. From the very moment we enter this world, it ignites a powerful desire for discovery, propelling us forward on a journey of growth and progress [2]. In this blog, I aim...Read More
The word “humility” comes from the French word “humilitas,” which in turn, is derived from the Latin word “humilis,” meaning “close to the ground.” The word “humility” first appeared in English in the 14th century, and has since been used to describe a quality of groundedness, non-ostentation and modesty. In...Read More
What is Avadhāna ? Avadhāna is an ancient Indian art that has its origin in the Vedic age. Later the Vedic Avadhāna developed into various forms encompassing the domains of poetry, music, dance, Ayurveda, Mathematics, and so on. In its most popular form, it exists today as a literary and...Read More
Introduction to Socio-Political Approach on Sri Aurobindo Sri Aurobindo developed a unique socio-political approach through his extensive writings and teachings. His works, particularly “The Human Cycle” and “The Ideal of Human Unity“, present a comprehensive vision for the transformation of society and the evolution of humanity. At the core of...Read More
In a remarkable display of generosity and commitment to social progress, Indian American businessman Ramesh Bhutada has made an important commitment of Rs 1 crore to the Integral Humanism Project at Rishihood University. This substantial contribution reflects Bhutada’s unwavering dedication to fostering education and nurturing the values that underpin a...Read More
In the second part of the Jal Dialogue, we delve into the inspiring journey of Ashwani Khurana, a true testament to resilience and determination. Born in Pakistan, Ashwani and his family had to make the arduous decision to migrate after the partition. Starting from humble beginnings, he initially found himself...Read More
As we navigate the relentless tide of technological advancements, an intriguing phenomenon begins taking shape. Once technology was perceived as a platform for innovation and individuality, it increasingly averaged out talent, homogenizing our collective abilities and, perhaps, even our creativity. The education system has long been critiqued for adopting a...Read More
The article titled “Takes Two To Be Knowledgeable” discusses the increasing trend of students in the US opting for dual majors, combining computer science with humanities or other disciplines. It highlights the benefits of this approach, such as expanding students’ skill sets, broadening career prospects in a digitizing world, and...Read More
