Nushirvan paid for his salt so petty theft would never become custom; we have long since stopped paying for anything

An English newspaper is an unofficial academy for millions

The daughter-in-law waits for her husband to rescue her from the grip of her mother-in-law, but the son does not

The first day of a child at the school disillusions some parents when they accompany them to the school

Lack of exam guidance leaves students guessing rules that determine their academic future

Crises reshape behaviour—but when education is sidelined, the long-term costs far outweigh short-term fixes

The casualty that is most destructive to human-to-human interactions is the vacant attention one offers others

Gavaskar’s critique of a Pakistani player blurs sports, politics, fueling jingoism over reason

Fasting demands from us the sacrifice of our selfish pursuits

A teacher's expectations of students