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As we celebrate Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti, let's take a look at his invaluable contributions to India.

Remember the days of Holi in childhood spent filling water balloons, the suspense of who'd get the most colourful splash, the aroma of freshly made Gujiyas and the delicious taste of Thandai?

Imagine your mind as a garden. Over time, if you don't take care of it, weeds (negative thoughts) might grow to an extent that overshadows the beautiful blooming flowers (positive thoughts).

Meet S.B. Keshava Swami, popularly known as, “The monk who studied at UCL (University College London). He serves as a reminder of how even monks experience the highs and lows of life.

In the modern era, where technology drives our lives and the boundaries between work and personal time blur, the concept of work-life balance has become a topic of intense debate. Arianna Huffington, the visionary behind The Huffington Post and the CEO of Thrive Global, offers a fresh perspective on this challenge. She firmly believes that the traditional notion of work-life balance is outdated and advocates for a more integrated approach: life-work integration. Arianna Huffington's insights ch

In this complexity of life, Lord Ganesha stands as a beacon of hope, celebrated not in spite of but because of his unique appearance. His elephantine head and broken tusk serve as powerful symbols of embracing one's imperfections.

AI has started being perceived as God or entities of divine stature. Well, it isn't entirely baseless. How?

Ever wondered what happens before life and after death? The subject of death has tickled our curiosity and increased our heartbeat at the same time.

The introduction of "Religione.ai'' by Level Supermind presents a groundbreaking concept: AI as a new form of religion. It proposes the idea of Artificial Intelligence as a contemporary form of spiritual belief.

Imagine you are the CEO of your company. Lots of work and a jam packed schedule. Would you allot a slot on your calendar to ‘do nothing’? It might sound counterintuitive, but that's precisely what Jeff Weiner, the former CEO of LinkedIn, did.