India, July 25 -- Design is everywhere, says A Balasubramaniam, 64. In the sheen of a flashlight's reflective rim. In the distance between two steps in a staircase. In the way a newspaper folds so re... Read More
India, July 20 -- l Too much of anything. l Don't count your chickens. l A stitch in time. l The grass is always greener. l Money doesn't make the world go round. The wisdom of the ages is so dinned i... Read More
India, July 13 -- For a child, disability is often understood in simple but heart-breaking terms: difference, loneliness, exclusion. Playtime is hardest. Adults who grew up differently abled still spe... Read More
India, July 12 -- For a child, disability is often understood in simple but heart-breaking terms: difference, loneliness, exclusion. Playtime is hardest. Adults who grew up differently abled still sp... Read More
India, June 15 -- It looks different to every person who fights it. In Japan and South Korea, people are so lonely, they may die and not be discovered for days. (In Japan, a country of 124 million, ov... Read More
India, June 15 -- "What does loneliness sound like?" In 2019, Fay Bound Alberti, a professor of modern history at King's College London, posted the question on X. The answers were evocative. "The wind... Read More
India, June 15 -- It looks different to every person who fights it. In Japan and South Korea, people are so lonely, they may die and not be discovered for days. (In Japan, a country of 124 million, ov... Read More
India, June 15 -- "What does loneliness sound like?" In 2019, Fay Bound Alberti, a professor of modern history at King's College London, posted the question on X. The answers were evocative. "The wind... Read More
India, June 13 -- In 2019, Fay Bound Alberti, a professor of modern history at King's College London, posted the question on X: "What does loneliness sound like?" The answers were evocative. "The win... Read More
India, June 13 -- "All the lonely people, where do they... belong," The Beatles asked, in Eleanor Rigby (1966). Well, the answers are changing. They now involve chatty robots, carpool cabs, lonelines... Read More