Infanticide survivor given top honor
2017-03-07
Gulabi Sapera received Maharana of Mewar Foundation AwardContinue Reading
Religious extremism not part of Bengali culture: Cardinal
2017-02-25
In an interview with BenarNews, the man recently appointed by Pope Francis as the first-ever Catholic cardinal in Muslim-majority Bangladesh spoke of the country’s tolerant traditions and the importance of keeping religion out of politics. The pope elevated Patrick D’Rozario, 73, to the rank of cardinal – the second-highest positionContinue Reading
On mission to piece peace together
2017-02-18
Over 300 delegates from 18 states discussed various dimensions of peaceContinue Reading
Hair-raising hope
2017-01-23
Premi Mathew was among 34 people awarded in Dubai for outstanding contribution in healthcareContinue Reading
Bliss and bane of retirement
2017-01-21
There are two models of retirement: (a) one in which an employee is declared obsolete and (b) the other, in which an employee becomes free to stretch his hands towards a new futureContinue Reading
Indians will soon lose out in West: Nun principal
2017-01-16
By Santosh Digal Mumbai: Sister Zarina Joseph, principal of a prestigious school in Mumbai, warns that Indians will be less sought after in the West in less than a decade unless their country rectifies its educational system. Mass promotion policy, deteriorating classroom discipline and aping the West without proper investmentContinue Reading
‘I’m Possible’: Shyam Prasad
2017-01-16
By: Smitha George Kannur: For the staunch optimist the word, ‘impossible’ can also be read as ‘I’m possible’ . They make seemingly impossible things possible with their dedication and hard work. ‘I’m possible’ is also the title of a short film , directed by Robins M. Issac that documents ShyamContinue Reading
My experience at UN as NGO
2017-01-10
The core values and the international characters of UN always draw me Continue Reading