Winners and losers have the same goals.

Imagine having a secret tool that helps you stay calm in traffic, focused during meetings, and peaceful at home, no matter what life throws at you.

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?

What’s that one thing that makes a bad situation worse? It’s you. Mental resilience is an important life skill as is evident in Lord Rama’s commitment to righteousness

With the dates pertaining to the inauguration of Ram mandir in Ayodhya approaching, people are tickled pink with excitement in full swing.

Whether you're a student burning the midnight oil to ace an exam, a professional dealing with the pressures of corporate culture or a parent balancing work and life- it's common to seek guidance and inspiration in life.

"I'm looked at as a guy who has been mentally very strong and I am. But everyone has a limit and you need to recognize that limit, otherwise, things can get unhealthy for you.”

Amidst your deadlines, work, family and the constant quest to 'figure things out,' have you taken a moment to breathe, spend time with your pet, or simply enjoy a quiet walk in nature?

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.

Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, offers immense inspiration to help you on your journey of self awareness, empowerment and personal growth.

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.