Quote of the day by Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet Pablo Neruda: “To feel the love of people whom we love is a fire that…” |

Pablo Neruda (Image: Wikipedia) Some quotes explain an idea. Others simply describe a feeling that most people have experienced at some point but never quite managed to put into words. This line from Pablo Neruda falls into that second group. It is not trying to analyse love or define it. It simply points toward something…

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The World Cup (of Clothes)

With the World Cup underway, I have been thinking about how the clothes that have cut through the chatter have rarely originated from Nike, Adidas or other sportswear behemoths with the marketing budget of a small nation. In the lead-up to the Cup, my inbox was bombarded with pitches for brand-heavy uniforms and high-design collaborations…

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10 subtle signs you have high emotional intelligence

Most people don’t actually listen; they just wait for their turn to talk or immediately jump into “fix-it” mode. High-EQ individuals practice active, deep listening.You confirm what the other person is saying, ask good clarifying questions, don’t jump in with your own stories. It makes people feel very seen and safe with you. A quick…

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The Look of Patriotism at Trump’s UFC Fight

Betsy Ross might have been a little surprised. What happened to her flag? On Sunday, the Ultimate Fighting Championship match on the White House lawn for the Freedom 250 celebration, marking both Flag Day and President Trump’s 80th birthday, turned it into a costume. If the event itself was a metaphor for how a once-dismissed…

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Bharti Fulmali: Meet Bharti Fulmali: Called ‘a man’ online and mocked for her looks, she is now part of India’s World Cup squad and inspiring young women

Every time Bharti Fulmali’s name appeared online, the conversation was not always about cricket.For years, the Vidarbha batter found herself at the center of comments about her appearance. Strangers who knew little about her journey felt comfortable questioning her looks, her personality, and even her identity. The criticism was public, constant, and often deeply personal.Yet,…

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