Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
Why Hindus need not be defensive or apologetic: rather they should communicate better who & what they are. newindianexpress.com/opinion/2026/S… @psitsgayatri @PariksithSingh @sriaurobindochr @sriaurobindofdn @xpresstn @XpressHyderabad @XpressBengaluru
But what’s wrong with multivocality? Don’t all big and complex organisations, not to mention nations, practise it? Isn’t it, in fact, inevitable? Even in one single family, people voice several differing, at times even conflicting, opinions.
To expect a monochrome and monotonous consistency or singularity of purpose only from the RSS is as absurd as it is unfair. With a hundred-year record of remarkable growth and achievement behind it, it was now time for the rest of the world, including the staunchest detractors of the RSS, to wake up, so to speak and smell the coffee.
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What makes Kabir’s songs timeless? Linda Hess explores bhajans, oral traditions and Kabir’s spiritual and social voice with @PariksithSingh- how devotional music can inspire everyday action. youtu.be/-n2dKTgiU-M?si… @MakrandParanspe @AmazingVedas
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...an idea developed by the linguist, poet, and musician Jay Keyser in his book The Mental Life of Modernism: Why Poetry, Painting, and Music Changed at the Turn of the 20th Century. mitpress.mit.edu/9780262043496/…
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dark psychology books everyone should read: 1) The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo ( the stanford prison experiment explained )
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101 Books That Changed My Life ~ Book #7 Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman... 101 Books That Changed My Life ~ Book #10 The Obstacle Is the Way by Ryan Holiday
Everyone who picks up this book thinks it will teach them how to get past their problems. It does the opposite. It teaches you to move through them and turn them into the thing that carries you forward.
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Søren Kierkegaard claimed that a self is not a static object, but something one must become, by struggling through distinct, often incompatible modes of existence. bit.ly/4xSKHNc Bob Dylan expert Christopher Barnett argues that this model of the self is the key to understanding Bob Dylan’s career.
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Are all organisms conscious? Eva Jablonka argues that in her studies of consciousness, plants don’t meet the biological criteria. In this exclusive studio interview, she also explores the relationship between artificial intelligence and consciousness from a biologist’s perspective. Tap here to watch Jablonka’s full interview now. iai.tv/video/consciou…
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[PDF] The Ethics of Stillness: Revisiting Silence as Knowledge in Indian and Western Thought
become a forgotten language. Yet silence has never been mere absence; it is a
conscious presence, an ethical and epistemic act that deepens understanding. This …
[PDF] The Influence of Indian Epics and Puranas on Ethical Values
ancient collections of myths and legends that profoundly influence India’s ethical
landscape. These texts, filled with stories of gods, demigods, and mortals, provide a …
[PDF] Love, Morality, and Social Justice in Mrichchakatika: A Study of Sudraka's Vision
Dr Shankar Dayal Singh
Abstract: Sudraka’s Mrichchakatika (The Little Clay Cart) shifts from royal-centred Sanskrit drama to ordinary urban characters and their struggles. Through the love story of Charudatta and Vasantasena, the play intertwines themes of affection, morality, and justice. Love is presented as a site of ethical recognition, morality as a civic responsibility, and justice as a balance between personal virtue and institutional fairness. The trial, political upheaval, and the agency of Vasantasena highlight Sudraka’s vision of a social order where compassion and integrity can prevail over corruption and tyranny. The play thus remains a timeless exploration of human relationships and social harmony.
Alienation and Modern Identity : A Critical Analysis of Franz Kafka and T.S. Eliot -- Md. Sabir Alam
Abstract: “The twentieth century witnessed significant changes in industry, urban life, bureaucracy, and culture, leading to the disruption of traditional norms and the emergence of alienation as a key aspect of modern life. This research delves into how Franz Kafka and T. S. Eliot, through their distinct literary styles, shed light on alienation as a fundamental element of contemporary identity. Kafka’s stories, especially The Metamorphosis and The Trial, vividly depict the isolation of individuals from their families, societal structures, and communication, exposing the absurdity of bureaucratic systems and the transactional nature of acknowledgment. In contrast, Eliot portrays alienation as a breakdown of culture and spirituality in works like The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock and The Waste Land, where fragmented voices and worn-out traditions reflect the loss of meaning following World War I.
By analyzing these texts through the lenses of Marx’s concept of economic alienation, Weber’s idea of the “iron cage” of bureaucracy, Nietzsche’s philosophy of nihilism, Freud’s theories on unconscious conflicts, and existentialist ideas from Heidegger, Sartre, and Camus, this study argues that both writers transform philosophical criticisms of modernity into tangible literary experiences. Their writings illustrate that alienation is not just a psychological issue but a structural one, molding the fragile and fractured essence of modern identity. Ultimately, Kafka and Eliot reveal that alienation serves as both a crisis and a catalyst, compelling individuals to confront their displacement while striving to find authenticity amidst their estrangement.”
International Conference on Literature, Society & the Global Media अंतर्राष्ट्रीय सम्मेलन : सरहित्य, समरज और् वैहिक मीहियर (ICLSGM – 2025) Date: 20 - 21 September, 2025
Social Media Addiction and Mental Health: A Comprehensive Review of Psychological Impacts, Risk Factors, and Intervention -- Punam Hembram, Ashwini Raj Kumar
Alienation and Modern Identity : A Critical Analysis of Franz Kafka and T.S. Eliot -- Md. Sabir Alam
The Fourth Witch : Unveiling Lady Macbeth's Darker Influence in Shakespeare's Macbeth -- Pramita Karan
A Study of Human Relation Ships in Shobha De’s Novel Sisters -- Gaddam Swarna Latha, Dr. V. B. Chithra
Gender and Identity Politics: An Analysis of R. Rajasree’s Athreyakam --- Dr. Aathira Nandan
Cultural Influence on Advertising and Consumer Behaviour of Women: A Comparative Study of Urban and Rural Settings -- Dr. Meenakshi Mohan (Sidhu)
Language Diversity in the Workplace: Managing Cross-Cultural Communication -- Dr. Reena Kumari, Miss. Laveena Gyanchandani,
Differance and Deconstruction: Re-reading Canonical Texts through Derrida -- Dr. Mamta Rani, Mr. Sandeep Kumar
Representation of Rajasthani Women in Contemporary Indian Cinema: A Case Study of Jaipur Filmmakers -- Kirti Porwal, Kavita Parsoya
Body, Sexuality and Power: Women's Embodiment in Gopinath Mohanty's Paraja -- Priyansu Sekhar Routray
Raju, Rosie and the Gendered Gaze: Feminist reading of Desires and Domination in The Guide -- Ashok Kumar Shaw
Masculinity as Absurd Performance in Max Porter’s Shy -- Aayushi Sharma
Rewriting the Past, Reimagining Australia: A Study of Australia’s Cultural Landscape -- Poornima Singh Parihar
Finding Self Voice: Women’s Identity Struggle in Jai Nimbkar’s Temporary Answers -- Mahendrakumar Vitthal Gangarde, Prof. Dr. Umesh Dattatraya Kamble
Conversation on Green-conservation in Contemporary Indian Children's Literature in English -- Dr. Smriti Chowdhuri
Impact of Social Media on Literature -- Dr. Nabarun Ghosh
Emergence of Dalit Autobiography as Discourse of Resistance -- Md. Aslam Parwez, Karishma Naz
Mathematics in Society, Literature, and Global Media: Bridging Disciplines for Human Advancement -- Dr. Amit Prakash
Colonizing the Mind and Sexualizing the Body: The Destiny of A Dalit Woman in " The Prison We Broke" -- Sushanta Sarkar
Cyber-Geographies of Everyday Life: A Comparative Study of Spatial Shifts in Work, Education, and Social Interaction in Bhojpur, Bihar (2010–2025) -- Dr. Dweepika Shekhar Singh
Digital Narratives and the Reconstruction of Social Identity: How Social Media Platforms are Redefining Literary Expression and Community Formation in the 21st Century -- Dr.Kousalya Kumari
Erasing Women’s Aspirations: A Feminist Critique of Desire and Agency in Disney’s Fairy Tale Canon. -- Shrija Raj
Metamodernism in western literature and Indian Literature -- Paresh Shaw, Dr. Smriti Chowdhuri
Cultural Shifts in the Mirror of Literature and Media -- Archana Singh
Voice for female existence in That Long Silence by Shashi Deshpande -- Dr. Sunita Kumari
Morden trends of Languages and Communication -- Dr. Sangita kumari
Literature, Media, and the Ecological Problems -- Neha Singh, Dr. Smriti Chowdhuri
The Impact of Chetan Bhagat's Quotes on Indian Middle-Class Mindset and Aspirations -- Prajakta Changdeo Jogeshwarikar, Prof. Dr. Sandip Prabhakar Khedkar
Love, Morality, and Social Justice in Mṛcchakaṭika: A Study of Sudraka’s Vision -- Shankar Dayal Singh
Need for Teaching English Pronunciation amidst MTI w.r.t. Bhojpuri Tongue Interference -- Dr. Anand Bhushan Pandey
Significance of History in Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines -- Karishma Naz, Md. Aslam Parwez
Role Of ICT in Enhancing Employability Skills Of Women Graduates in Beawar -- Mr.Pankaj Sharma, Miss Harshita Sharma, Mrs. Komal Gupta
Endangered Languages and Revival in India: Challenges Strategies, and the Future of Linguistic Diversity. -- Ms. Bindu Baiju Acharya
Cybersecurity Awareness Among Women Internet Users in Ajmer District -- Mr. Naveen Dewra, Ms. Anjali Kawadiya, Ms. Rashi Soni
Queer –A Natural Phenomenon: A Study of Jeanette Winterson’s Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit -- Dr. S. Deepa Priyadharsini
Cultural Texts and Nationalist Praxis: Literary-Journalistic Synergies in the Indian Anti-Colonial Struggle -- Prashant Kumar
[PDF] Law, more-than-human agency, and audiovisual storytelling: de-centering Western research ethics through working-class scholar-activism and embodied rituality
gently return our thoughts to our breath, accessing our true and essential nature,
ultimately leading to the self-discovery of the Spiritual Heart. This daily meditation …
Yoga (twentieth century): A Critical and Clinical Reading of a South Asian Untranslatable
South Asian term yoga in Civilization and its Discontents. Situating this reading
within the orientalist and colonial epistemologies of their time, I argue that Freud’s …
[PDF] Integrating Traditional Indian Medical Knowledge Systems with Digital Forensic and Data Management Frameworks: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Heritage …
understanding health, consciousness, and nature. Traditional systems such as
Āyurveda, Siddha, and Yoga, alongside folk and tribal medical practices, form an …
[PDF] Inner gymnastics. A new integrative concept and a proposal for personal development tools that contribute to improving Resilience.
estrategia integral para el bienestar holístico. … Se mencionan diversas
herramientas, terapias y ejercicios que pueden contribuir al desarrollo de la …
[PDF] Ashtanga yoga: A new way for the Development of Vulnerability in Corporal Expression in High Education.
mind, body and soul, which works from the body as our … Para él, el Yoga es unión,
unión entre lo exterior y lo interior. Defiende que el yoga es la unificación de la …
[PDF] The Dialectic of Being: A Comparative Analysis of Jain Pragmatism and Hindu Philosophical Traditions
reveals fundamental differences in their conceptions of the … Jainism is thus best
understood as an original, independent philosophical system that was a formative …
[HTML] Neuropsychoanalysis: Bridging neuroscience and psychoanalysis to facilitate cultural attunement
spiritual practices like yoga, meditation, and devotional … -body connection, a
concept integral to Indian traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda and Yoga. By …
[PDF] Can Digital Technology Improve Resilience?
transforming how we communicate, work, and learn. Over the past few decades, the
rapid evolution of the Internet, smartphones, and emerging technologies like 5G has …
