
The Dogs We Remember, The Dogs We Forget
India loves dogs, but often overlooks its own remarkable breeds. This compelling piece asks whether our pet choices reflect our climate, history, or trends.

India loves dogs, but often overlooks its own remarkable breeds. This compelling piece asks whether our pet choices reflect our climate, history, or trends.

A rare celestial spectacle unfolded over Chennai as Venus disappeared behind the Moon, offering a striking glimpse of orbital geometry, perspective and cosmic wonder.

Marie Serena McConnell examines how rising heat, excessive air-conditioner use and urbanisation are creating a dangerous cycle, and calls for smarter cooling and climate-conscious city planning.

Prof Nirmal Selvamony’s new book explores Tinai, an ancient Tamil philosophy of harmonious coexistence, and its potential to help humanity address climate change and move beyond the Anthropocene.

Betty D’Couto recalls how MCC students stranded by a railway glitch hitch a lorry to a Shakespeare exam, discovering kindness, camaraderie and values that shaped her life.

A reflection on a life lived fully loving without measure, surviving without regret, accepting one unfinished love, and discovering that true strength sometimes means surrendering what remains to God.
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