On Deendayal Upadhyaya's 110th birth anniversary, his life, work and ideas are revisited. The account shows how personal loss, Sangh service and Integral Humanism defined his public legacy.
Albert Einstein believed curiosity was central to understanding the world. His words remind us that learning does not always require knowing everything at once.
Sir James Dyson has long argued that engineering should focus on solving real-world problems. Here is what he means by putting engineers at the centre of tackling environmental challenges.
Rappal Sangameswara Krishnan, an IISc titan, worked under C V Raman, carried out key research at Cambridge, and later led the Physics Department at IISc. His career linked the Krishnan Effect with the wider expansion of physics research at the institute.
Amitabh Bachchan's reflection on Sushant Singh Rajput's death raises questions about the complexity of human emotions, the pressures of life and the limits of what outsiders can understand about another person's inner world.
Ratan Tata's quote on founders offers a timeless lesson on entrepreneurship, passion and long-term success. At a time when startups face pressure for rapid growth and quick returns, his words highlight the importance of passion, commitment and perseverance in building a successful business.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about dreams, hard work and public service in his 2023 Independence Day address. Here is where he said the quote, what he meant and some other verified words from his speeches.
Nikola Tesla's warning about equations, experiments and reality still raises a question for modern science: can a theory be brilliant if it cannot survive contact with the real world? His 1934 words reveal why he valued testing as much as imagination, and why his ideas about scientific thinking remain relevant to students, researchers and inventors today!
E Sreedharan once criticised the quality of engineering education in India and called for more practical learning. The Metro Man said engineers needed deeper knowledge, updated skills and professional discipline.
Albert Einstein believed curiosity was more than a way to find answers, it was a way of understanding the world. His famous words continue to encourage students and lifelong learners to question, explore and stay curious.
Sadhguru's words offer a different way to look at success, not as recognition or competition, but as the ability to make things work through the right effort, perception and action.
Isaac Newton's line on truth and simplicity has been traced to his Untitled Treatise on Revelation. The quote continues to resonate as a lesson in clear thinking across study, research and daily life.
Singapore's Prime Minister is set to earn SgD 3.6 million (approximately Rs 27 crore) a year. From Singapore's high package to India's more modest pay, leaders around the world are compensated differently, with salaries often supplemented by parliamentary pay, bonuses and allowances.
Anthropic says Claude has formalised Fermat's Last Theorem in just 11 days, producing 13 million lines of Lean code and 29,500 intermediate theorems, turning a famous human proof into a computer-checked mathematical proof.
Sam Altman wrote in his essay that the most successful people believe in themselves almost to the point of delusion. He said such confidence can help pursue unconventional ideas, but it must be balanced with self-awareness and criticism.
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan described education as more than intellect and academic training. His words underline the need for learning to build character, compassion and values.
Friedrich Nietzsche has challenged the idea that loyalty always means agreeing with those closest to us. His striking words have explored why truth sometimes demands difficult questions, disagreement and independence.
Tim Cook framed fearlessness as taking the first step even without knowing the destination. The remark turned his Duke University message into a clear lesson on acting despite uncertainty.
Lionel Messi has retired from international football after more than 20 years with Argentina. His 2012 words on character and success now frame the final chapter of his journey.
K9 Leon spent nearly eight years protecting Kaziranga as a wildlife sniffer dog. From tracking a suspected rhino poacher through floodwaters to cracking a gold theft case, his nose helped solve cases across Assam.
