Author: Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Alas, the world will always be a mixture of light and darkness. And so we have had our quota of all manner of upheavals throughout the past year

We are really lucky that the vast majority of people in the working age group are not only in gainful employment, but are able to have, legally, a

both are irrational, and both make the promise of a better hereafter. In religion it is afterlife, in politics it is after-election — By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

If we modify our behaviours, then we reduce considerably the chances of being affected by such diseases like diabetes, hypertension, obesity, heart disease. But it’s a BIG IF

If the young new candidates with forward-looking ideas live up to their promises, perhaps the new dawn we are all hoping for may yet come to be

Stratford-upon-Avon receives no less than 3-4 million visitors annually, and it has therefore been geared to cater to the needs, tastes and interest in Shakespeare —  Dr R Neerunjun

We were excited as we walked along the corridor towards the aircraft last Saturday: there it was, the gleaming brand new Le Morne Brabant! — Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

To allay apprehensions about Ram Rajya, he has explained its meaning, to wit, ‘It’s a place where there is no discrimination, no sorrow, no poverty — By Dr

The commemoration of 2nd November is meant to regularly remind us that the struggle for justice and for one’s rightful place is an ongoing one

As Goebbels demonstrated, keep repeating a lie often enough and people will soon begin to accept it as truth! And so does fake news become fake truth

When commitment to the universal common good becomes the norm, voting takes on a profound moral significance and becomes a moral choice and obligation

Navratri and Deepavali give us an occasion to bring much-needed clarity in our thinking by learning the lessons from the profound teachings of our Scriptures

We are all familiar with the saying ‘too much of a good thing is bad’, despite which we give in to the temptation to indulge…

On Thursday 21st September we lost a dear friend and fellow-walker

The consecration ceremony marks the recognition of the murti ‘to represent a particle of the divine whole’