
The Long and the Short and the Tall
Marie Serena McConnell traces the 30,000-year evolution of dogs alongside humans, exploring shared genetics, remarkable adaptability, selective breeding, companionship and the health costs of domestication.

Marie Serena McConnell traces the 30,000-year evolution of dogs alongside humans, exploring shared genetics, remarkable adaptability, selective breeding, companionship and the health costs of domestication.

Hamsa recalls a memorable college recitation competition where, despite forgetting Shakespeare’s lines, she improvised till the end, demonstrating courage, perseverance and the spirit of never giving up.

A reflection on someone who turned nightmares into dreams, inspired hope and independence, and left behind lessons in love, gratitude, resilience, and the quiet wisdom of letting go.

What if weight regain isn’t a failure of willpower? New research reveals how obesity leaves a biological memory in our cells, challenging lifelong guilt and changing how we understand weight loss.

Behind prison walls, 81 Cuddalore inmates have published 85 books, discovering creativity, earning family pride and finding a new path towards reform through writing.

Sometimes, we travel in search of healing, only to discover that nature has been waiting to heal our souls.
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