In an era where political office often comes with lifelong privileges, executive suites, and lucrative post-government pensions, former Uruguayan President José Mujica lived by a radically different code. From donating the majority…
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A high school government class wanted to help solve civil rights crimes. So they drafted a bill that is now law
Faced with heavily redacted federal records while researching unsolved civil rights crimes, a New Jersey high school class took action by drafting their own legislation. Their grassroots effort won bipartisan support in…
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India plants 66 million trees in 12 hours as part of record-breaking environmental campaign
To honor its commitments under the Paris Climate Agreement, India mobilised over 1.5 million volunteers in Madhya Pradesh to plant more than 66 million saplings along the Narmada River basin in just…
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World is getting greener, India and China leading efforts: NASA study
Satellite data from a landmark NASA study revealed that the Earth became significantly greener over two decades, driven unexpectedly by human land management in China and India. Together, both nations accounted for…
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A prison where the inmates have to go and find jobs
At Sanganer open prison in Jaipur, inmates live without bars or guards, stepping out daily into the city to earn an independent living. Grounded in trust and personal accountability, this long-standing model…
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“Impossible” success stories that prove we’re making progress
Amid headlines dominated by conflict, political standoffs, and environmental crises, quiet historical milestones demonstrate that sustained human effort drives genuine global progress. From groundbreaking disease eradication and landmark civil rights legislation to…
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The humming bird – Messenger of joy
In Native American tradition, the hummingbird serves as a timeless symbol of joy, reminding us to nurture the fragile wonder within our own hearts. By shifting our focus away from relentless noise…
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Parrikar on importance of education
A simple agricultural practice in a Goan village offers a profound metaphor for the quiet deterioration of human capability when long-term value is sacrificed for immediate gain. Recounted by the former Chief…
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Three-stringed violin
Life rarely guarantees flawless circumstances or unbroken instruments. When sudden disruption strikes, the true measure of artistry lies in adapting to unexpected loss rather than surrendering to it. This unforgettable performance serves…
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Simplicity of Shastriji
True leadership is defined not by the privileges one commands, but by the quiet integrity maintained when no one is watching. India’s second Prime Minister, Lalbahadur Shastri, demonstrated an unyielding commitment to…
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Listening – at Christmas and always
True presence requires more than passing attention; it demands a willingness to quiet our own thoughts and create a patient space where others feel genuinely heard. “A few years after I left…
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Everyone can play
True sportsmanship and human compassion shine brightest when winning takes a backseat to lifting up a child in need of belonging. “At a fundraising dinner for an American school that serves learning…