Tag: Dr Rajagopal Soondron

As time goes by we realize that our frame of reference for life is shifting slowly to a more ominous one; suddenly we find that many of our

Many of us may look back at undergraduate life with nostalgia and some regret for things not done. We yearn silently for those bygone days in a foreign

I understood that some decades ago someone had mistaken you for Jesse James — of Lucky Luke fame – as expressed through last week social media.

It was always childhood fun to go and sleep at the maternal grandmother’s place on weekends.

When many things will be forgotten and done with, there would still be some simple moments in our life that we would always cherish, somewhere in some soft

Sometimes our past catches up with us unexpectedly. Our parents might have sung some lullaby to us decades ago, but it is much later that we would appreciate

From time immemorial philosophers and religious people have been battling to understand the self; they are still at it as it eludes definition. The 17th century philosopher John

We never seem to be happy with what we have. Yonder field looks greener

In one of his articles Max Tegmark, world renowned physicist and cosmologist, along with very serious other thinkers – including one Nobel prize winner – wants us to