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Battle Of The Boards, ICSE vs CBSE: Here Are Six Major Differences

By Charu Sharma: Right from the time when a child starts his/her academics, the dilemma of choosing the board of education becomes a prime concern for parents. The choice of board makes a significant difference in the early development of the child and his/her exposure

Society

Delhi And Its Love For ‘Work In Progress’: How Incomplete Construction Projects Make Life Miserable For Citizens

By Charu Sharma: There’s a famous couplet by Kabir in Hindi, “Kal Kare So Aaj Kar, Aaj Kare So Ab, Pal Mein Pralaya Hoyegi, Bahuri Karoge Kab”. I have always thought about these lines while walking on the damaged roads in Delhi due to construction

Health & Life

Here’s To Eating Healthy And Staying Happy: 10 Food Items Good For Both The Body And Mind

By Spandan Ghose Chowdhury: Whatever your answer might be, you will love to relish the food that makes you crave for a second helping. People like us, for whom meals are not rationed, are always in the hunt for a variety of foods to stimulate

Sports

IPL Spot Fixing Saga: Why Is One Of The Most Worshipped Indian Domains Getting Corrupted

By Sango Bidani: When the news came in that S. Shreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan were arrested for spot fixing in IPL games, it didn’t come as a surprise but caused great anger, pain and saddened an ardent cricket lover. The irony of it all,

Infographics

How Rich Is RICH: Tracking The Journey Of The Global Superwealthy #Infographic

Does a rich country mean that the whole or more than half of the population is rich there? What exactly does rich mean? While nearly 1 in 2 people on this planet have a worth of less than 10,000$, a select few are worth more

Specials

Blasphemy Laws: An Impediment To Democracy And Humanity

By Prabhat Singh: Unrelenting and unrepentant, the draconian blasphemy laws have struck again. This time in Egypt, where prominent public figures have been convicted for blasphemy. These convictions, along with the still hot embers of the conflagration over the movie Innocence of Muslims, have reignited

Environment

Time To Switch On The Sun: Greenpeace Activists Take Solar Power To The Delhi Power Minister

By Ignatius Joseph: Delhi’s Power Minister Haroon Yusuf was in for a shock on the morning of May 15 when Greenpeace activists decided to deliver a powerful message to him. To make their point that clean energy can solve Delhi’s energy deficit, they wheeled in a

Education,Specials

We Want To Respect You, Please Let Us: An Appeal To The Teachers

By Debasmita Das: Dedicated to the few professors who are indirectly encouraging the diversion of respect, that a student should feel for them. "A professor is a scholarly teacher; the precise meaning of the term varies by country. Literally, professor derives from Latin as a

Politics

Electoral Reforms: Disassociate Money Power & Muscle Power From Politics

By Saif Khan: All of us would collectively acknowledge and accept the fact that it’s high time for the government of India to initiate sweeping electoral reforms to strengthen our democracy. The populist opinion in the country is that the politics of the country is

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