Opinion
Manoj Joshi's column: Modi's meeting with Trump is important for both countries
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to America next week. He has been invited by Donald Trump. Modi will be among the few leaders who have been invited to the US after Trump's coronation. This reflects the Trump administration's interest in enhancing relationships with these leaders. Not surprisingly, the first foreign leader Trump met was Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He will then meet King Abdullah of Jordan. In his meeting with Abdullah, Trump is expected to discuss his bizarre plan to redevelop the Gaza Strip. This will be followed by Modi, who has enjoyed friendly relati
N. Raghuraman's column: Lack of honesty and humility will give chances to hidden competitors!
Whenever I went on a holiday from Mumbai to Goa, I wanted to choose the road route because the Konkan route represents the best of nature. But the condition of the roads scared me. It used to take more than 14 hours to cover the 594 km distance, because the road used to be in the middle of the potholes. Then came the Konkan Railway, which showcased the beauty of that area in a far better way, as the car driver could no longer focus on the road but on the beauty of nature. Then came the bogies with large windows and domes, in which the bulk of the compartment used to be transparent and offer a
Virag Gupta's column: 'Gig workers' should also get legal rights to minimum wages
Drivers, delivery boys and temporary workers associated with aggregator companies like Ola, Uber, Zomato, Amazon, Swiggy, Big Basket are called gig workers. In this year's budget, a provision has been made for registration in the e-Shram portal, ID card and health insurance under Ayushman Bharat for gig workers. During the Delhi election campaign, Modi's guarantee also stated that a welfare board would be set up to provide life insurance of Rs 10 lakh and accident insurance of Rs 5 lakh to auto, taxi, e-rickshaw drivers and gig workers. It is important to understand 5 legal aspects related to
N. Raghuraman's column: How to get the most out of AI assistants?
Apple orchards were hitherto untouched by automation. But now this is changing. Recent breakthroughs in robotics and AI are doing things that are essential to farms and thus will completely change the way these fruits reach your table. There are already universities and startups that are building robots for every stage of apple production – from pollination of trees, fertilizing them to eventually harvesting apples. Obviously, automation has been driven by high labour costs, and not just in developed countries, but also in countries like India, where labour is adequate but expensive. Like fa
Pt. Vijay Shankar Mehta's column: Be 'D2C' in terms of imparting values to children
There is a word in the business world – 'D2C' i.e. Direct to Consumer. It means that the producer of the product is directly related to the consumer. Its business benefits are explained at length. We should also adopt the 'D2C' formula in the upbringing of children. Here it means direct to child. Parents should inculcate the values directly in the children. The best way to do this is through the conduct of parents. It is not very correct to think that you will receive sanskars in schools and colleges, because there is already a lot of disturbance taking place there. Parents should inculcate
Navneet Gurjar's column: After Maharashtra-Jharkhand, whose Delhi is?
The season is winter and so is the election. The winters were not bone-chilling this time, but it was definitely long. The same was true of the election. First, Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. Then Maharashtra and Jharkhand. ... And now Delhi. Delhi, famous for its severe cold, was also not very cold this time. As soon as the cold came, the election heat that had begun! Whether BJP, AAP or Congress, the campaign of all has increased the heat. It is said that nothing very big is going to happen in Delhi. In any case, it is not a full state, so no one is pushing as hard as it should to win. Estim
Pt. Vijay Shankar Mehta's column: Serving the elders of the family is also accomplishment
The Maha Kumbh is going on these days. Some people have acquired a new thing from Kumbh and that is the darshan of Siddha Mahatmas. The biggest feature of Kumbh is that you will see such divine souls there, which you will not be seen the rest of the time. So, by looking at those who are perfect, let us understand the meaning of siddhi. Siddhi means that where you are, you get what you desire. Now use this siddhi in the family. Focus on family for a while. A family consisting of old parents and other elderly members. Accomplish their service. In many households, when serving elders comes financ
Pt. Vijay Shankar Mehta's column: Pranayama can control your mind
In Ayodhya, Shri Ram was explaining a very deep thing to everyone in a very brief way. After listening to everything, people said, 'Janani Janak Gur Bandhu Humare, Kripa Nidhan Pran Te Pyare'. That is, O Kripanidhan, you are our mother, father, guru, brother, everything and you are dearer than life. There is a great connection between God and the soul. By the way, the meaning of the word prana is many. If we want to make God more lovable, if we want to experience Him, then we have to work on life. This is called pranayama. Pranayama is to be conscious of the coming and going breath. We are bre
Aarti Jerath's column: Many questions are arising after the accident in Kumbh Mela
No matter how hard the supporters of UP CM Yogi Adityanath try, the negligence and mismanagement of his administration cannot be hidden behind the tragedy in the Kumbh Mela. As new details emerge, the magnitude of the accident continues to grow. It has also been learnt that after the first stampede on the morning of January 29, there was also a second stampede a short distance away within a few hours. Apart from this, there have also been incidents of arson in Kumbh, in which dozens of luxurious tents specially built by the government for devotees were burnt to ashes. The official death toll i
N. Raghuraman's column: Don't worry, 'gig' employment will gradually become 'big' employment
Ramesh (name changed), 20, almost threatened his family to buy a bike. The family struggled a lot to get him a bike. The housewife mother pawned the gold, the carpenter father took a loan and fulfilled the wish of his only child. He went to college, but he wasn't very good at studies. But suddenly, his life changed. Her father suffered an electric shock at work and died after being treated in hospital for some time. The family's small savings in treatment were also exhausted. Ramesh stopped going to college because he had to take care of his mother and run the household expenses. Due to lack o
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