Psychologist Nick Epley reveals that we often overestimate how negatively others will respond connection, built on trust, usually surprises us with warmth and reciprocity.
From Sumer’s earliest cities to Caral’s pre-Columbian urbanism, ancient civilizations formed the bedrock of law, trade, and religion the roots of our societies.
India's NTCA now recognizes only 32 “least cost pathways” as tiger corridors simplifying clearances for projects but undermining predator connectivity and conservation science.
Kids increasingly turn to AI not just for homework but as confidants. While creativity and learning gain, experts warn of blurred lines and emotional risks.
The RTI Act, born of democratic ideals, empowers citizens to access public information, yet personal privacy and misuse concerns shape its evolving interpretations.
