SUPREME SINGULAR SELF
Beware, the brain, it has a mind of its own
In a first, last weekend the Supreme Court legally endorsed a key belief of a 17th century French philosopher – the duality of mind and body.
The magician at work
Only the one Singular Entity exists. There is no second entity. When he wished to be many, the extroversive, sainchara, and introversive, pratisainchara, flow of creation started under the crudifying influence of Prakrti - the emanent principle of Param Purusha. Now I am one but I shall be many.
Pegasus snooping row: SC appointed expert committee submits interim report; hearing on Feb 23
Last year, the apex court had appointed an expert technical committee, headed by former top court judge to look into the allegations of snooping by Pegasus.
Pegasus snooping row: SC appoints former judge Justice R V Raveendran to oversee expert committee probe
Former Supreme Court judge Justice Raju Varadarajulu Raveendran, who has been entrusted with the task to oversee probe into alleged use of Pegasus spyware for surveillance of various people, has been part of benches which heard major cases such as row over quota for OBC in central universities, the 1993 Mumbai serial bomb blasts and the Krishna-Godavari basin dispute over natural gas.
SC forms probe panel in Pegasus snooping row, says state can't get 'free pass' every time national security raised
The Supreme Court today appointed a committee of experts, which will be headed by former apex court judge RV Raveendran to inquire into the alleged use of Israeli spyware Pegasus for surveillance of Indian citizens.
Medical oxygen in any country cannot be unlimited, augmenting measures being taken: Centre to Supreme Court
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said the sheer magnitude of this unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases itself bring with it certain inbuilt limitations in terms of available resources which need to be professionally augmented and utilised.
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The rainbow flag flies with pride in India
In countries like Middle East, former Soviet Union and Africa, rights are curtailed & change seems unlikely.
I've become poster boy of bank default, will pay up what I owe, says Vijay Mallya in a letter
Mallya says he is "making every effort" to settle his dues but he has been made the "Poster Boy" of bank default and a lightning rod for public anger.
How Xi Jinping has dragged China backwards in political, economic liberalisation
The 19th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party is a reminder of how far Xi has dragged China backwards in terms of political and economic liberalisation.
HC can't direct for judges inclusion in security exemption list at airports: SC
The High Court had suo moto taken cognisance of a news report regarding breach of security at Sanganer airport in Rajasthan.
15 paradoxes that will make your head explode
It's a crucial insight from one of the founders of Western philosophy: You should question everything you think you know.
Software does not allow someone with a single name to register a company - why?
It does seem unfair, therefore, to deny that singular privilege to those with more modest achievements or aspirations, such as registering a business.
The monetary value attached to art
To be valued monetarily is to be cherished, whether as an investment that will bring in more money or as an object unto itself.
Gandhi is the Source; Anna Re-source!
Gandhi had a spiritual source, and timeless principles; Anna’s myopic focus was a legal procedure.
Honesty is indeed the best policy
Benjamin Franklin's observation that “vicious actions are not hurtful because they are forbidden but are forbidden because they are hurtful” enables the intelligent seeker to comprehend why established religions and faiths are............
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