Last Updated: October 1, 2026

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    The first healers: How shamanic rituals treated suffering—and why they can still work

    Parneet Sachdev Chairman of Real Estate Regulatory Authority and a leading author A woman in obstructed labour lay exhausted among the Guna (Kuna) people of Panama’s Caribbean coast. Her pain was beyond unbearable. Maybe death was at the doorstep. At that edge, the community did not merely “comfort” her. They called a ritual specialist, a.

    Gold and silver prices soar, stock market crashes

    The market situation at the beginning of 2026 is similar to that of last year. Gold is selling at over Rs 1.50 lakh per ten grams and silver at Rs 3.19 lakh per kilogram. In this situation, those who had accumulated gold and silver for generations have suddenly become wealthy. A new trend has emerged.

    Delivering at the scale

    India’s infrastructure expansion today reflects a deeper transformation in governance itself. The shift toward integrated governance has allowed the country to move beyond fragmented execution and embrace a system where planning, funding, and delivery function in unison. This approach is enabling India to build at unprecedented scale while maintaining speed, quality, and accountability. Integrated governance.

    Integrated governance and India’s new infrastructure confidence

    India’s infrastructure story is entering a decisive phase, shaped not only by scale but by coordination, predictability, and long-term vision. Integrated governance—where ministries, states, public sector institutions, and private stakeholders work through shared frameworks—has emerged as a defining force behind this transformation. Together, these systems are redefining how India plans, builds, and delivers infrastructure, creating.

    The quiet rise of purpose-driven living

    Success was once measured almost entirely by wealth, status, and visibility. Today, a quieter but significant shift is underway. Across generations, people are redefining what it means to live well, placing purpose, balance, and contribution at the centre of their lives. This change is visible in the choices people make about work. Many professionals are.

    Illegal Mining in Border Areas is Dangerous for the Country

    The Punjab and Haryana High Court has termed illegal mining by the mining mafia in the border area a serious matter. They have sought a response from the Deputy Commissioner of Pathankot. The petition alleges that relatives and associates of a senior IPS officer are involved in this illegal mining. The High Court clearly stated.

    Rule of law

    The Gita is about maintaining harmony within the inner world while the law is about maintaining order in the outer world. Any karma has two parts; one is the intent and the other is execution. In the words of law, they are called, using Latin words, mens rea and actus reus, respectively, in the context.

    Trump’s clash with Europe over Greenland

    It is well known that Donald Trump wants to acquire Greenland for its mineral wealth. In simple terms, he wants to buy Greenland. He even sent a proposal to Denmark offering a hefty price, but Denmark did not agree. The major European countries that make up NATO are opposing Trump’s move. The US has become.

    Learning to be patient in a world that constantly rushes us

    Patience has become one of the most undervalued qualities of modern life. In a culture built around speed, instant responses, and immediate results, waiting feels like failure. Delays are seen as inefficiencies, and slowness is often mistaken for incompetence. Yet patience remains essential—not only for personal growth, but for meaningful relationships and sustainable progress. The.

    Why the nose and fragrance could matter in corporate valuation

    Parneet Sachdev Chairman of Real Estate Regulatory Authority and a leading author When the sense of smell enters the law of trademarks, a subtle but profound shift begins: intangible aromas, once considered purely experiential, now count as brand capital. The recent decision by the Trade Marks Registry, India (under the Trade Marks Act, 1999) to.

    The increasing use of anti-obesity drugs is dangerous

    Obesity has not only become a prevalent disease in the country but is also making most people susceptible to serious illnesses. A research study concludes that most people in Punjab are also suffering from obesity. Despite exercising in the gym and dieting, people are unable to lose weight. Women in Punjab are very concerned about.