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The Lost Art of Doing Nothing - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Once in a while, I let a morning go unhurried. No 5 a.m. alarm, no gym, no run. I stay in bed a little longer and, before getting up, watch the tree outside my window. I don’t check my phone or turn on music. I just watch it, sometimes for half an hour. Then comes a leisurely breakfast, the newspaper and a masala chai sipped slowly. The rest of the day may be equally unambitious: a movie, a few chapters of a book, coffee with a friend, perhaps an afternoon nap. I don’t feel I have wasted it. I h
Ganesha, Roth and India’s Great Festival Marathon - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Yesterday was Ganesh Chaturthi. And unless you have been living under a rock for the last ten days, you will know that India has already slipped into festive mode. First came Janmashtami — little Krishnas everywhere, babies dressed in dhotis, matkis, midnight prayers and decorations. Then came Ganesha. Suddenly there are flowers spilling onto the streets, enormous Ganesha statues appearing at every corner, music, shopping, family gatherings and, of course, traffic jams. The calendar has also bec
The Stars Have Their Say. We Have Ours. - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Nowadays, when I log in to YouTube, the feed shows up: “World War III by 2032” from one astrologer and “Yogi Adityanath to be the next PM” from another—followed by predictions about the next yuga, earthquakes, floods, political upheavals, and the future of entire countries. Some predictions come true, some don’t, and some are vague enough to fit almost anything afterwards. The difficult part is knowing whom to believe. So, is astrology real? I don’t know. But I find our relationship with it fasc
On the Record: The Opinions Dogs Have Been Keeping to Themselves - Hill Post (opens the original)
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I am Barkab Goswami, Chief Barking Correspondent for The Republic of Paws. Lately, dogs have been very much in the news—and rarely for the right reasons. Stray dog attacks jogger. Residents complain of dog menace. Authorities plan action. Meanwhile, on the other side of the city, pampered pets are celebrating birthdays, visiting spas and going on family holidays. But we were hearing a lot about dogs and very little from them. So I decided to investigate. I spoke to four dogs from very different
The Names Only Our Families Know - Hill Post (opens the original)
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If I tell you that two of my cousins are called Honey and Hansey, you might reasonably assume those are their real names. They aren’t. Honey is Renuka. Hansey is Sangeeta. Rahul is Bunty to his family. My brother-in-law Rajesh is Binoo. There’s no connection between any of these pairs — no clever shortening, no obvious link. Somewhere in childhood, someone started using a name, the family went along with it, and by the time anyone thought to question it, decades had already passed. Not every Ind
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