Gordon expressed her love for India and its spiritual heritage, stating that she is eager to visit the country again, which she considers her second home after United States. During her previous trip, she visited Delhi and Haridwar

'The art of intimacy': US author unveils 'Indian Tantric Wisdom' for a thriving sex life in her new book

For centuries, sea mines have represented a low-cost and highly effective method of naval warfare. This simple yet devastating weapon has continually adapted to technological advancements, remaining a critical threat in modern naval conflicts.

Loitering with intent on the high seas

Success has often been defined as the desire to stand out in a crowd and be unique. People work to appear special, and different from others. But, not anymore. According to a recent study, human beings have lost the will to be unique and prefer blending in and being just another face.

People are shunning their true beliefs for fear of being cancelled, study finds

Laughs. Reliving memories. Sharing sorrows. Planning a trip together — that's what the family conversations were all about. Over the years, a lot has changed when it comes to family conversations.

Family conversations today: Political polarities, mocking religions or sharing laughs

I must thank Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson for his elegant mix of American right-wing overconfidence and a magnificent display of historical ignorance. As I heard about his glorification of or apology for British colonial rule in India, some of the things he said did ring somewhat true inside me on something I had intended to write about.

How British imperialism gave some colonial lemons and democratic India made some modern lemonade

When a friend barged into my room years ago, with heaps of paper in hand, screaming, "I am going to America!", I thought to myself, "Only a third-world country kid could have reacted this way over making it to a fashion college in New York.

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Globalisation is not going to die. It will assume a new form and character if the lessons from the recent past have been learnt and absorbed. With renewed focus on multilateralism after the election of Joseph Biden to the highest office in the United States, a fairer globalisation might emerge.

In the emerging world, being skilled will be as important as being educated

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