The article draws a metaphor from the Ramayana, using the character Kabandha to represent the insatiable hunger and relentless growth associated with both Capitalism and Socialism. It explores how modern society praises endless ambition and the pursuit of wealth, framing contentment as a pathology. The author suggests that individuals, especially the affluent, are trapped in this hunger without permission to be satisfied.
The article draws a metaphor from the Ramayana, using the character Kabandha to represent the insatiable hunger and relentless growth associated with both Capitalism and Socialism. It explores how modern society praises endless ambition and the pursuit of wealth, framing contentment as a pathology. The author suggests that individuals, especially the affluent, are trapped in this hunger without permission to be satisfied.
The Supreme Court of India has refused to interfere with the Madras High Court s order, which issued notices to DMK minister K Ponmudy and his wife following their acquittal in a wealth case. The court praised Justice N Anand Venkatesh for taking notice of the matter and decided not to entertain the pleas at this stage, suggesting that all arguments be presented before the single judge handling the case.
In a celestial spectacle, the northern lights, also known as aurora borealis, graced the skies of the UK and Ireland. The Met Office confirmed multiple sightings, extending from Scotland to England. Professor Don Pollacco from the University of Warwick explained that this enchanting phenomenon results from the interaction between solar wind particles and Earth s atmosphere, creating vivid colors and ever-changing patterns in the night sky.