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Moin Qazi is a well-known banker, author and Islamic researcher. He can be reached at moinqazi123@gmail.com

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Financial inclusion is the key to inclusive growth

Access to and integration into these networks enhances their productivity leads to shared prosperity.

30 July 2018 1:40 AM IST

When we enter silence, we enter the emptiness wherein the distinction between self and other, while not obliterated, is transcended. (Photo: AFP)

Mystic Mantra: A quiet cheer for solitude

Solitude is the path to the realm of silence. Silence is the universal matrix, the vacuum that makes fullness possible.

23 July 2018 12:33 AM IST

God always wants us to triumph over our karmic hurdles because only then will we fulfill the purpose of life, which is to grow into better human beings.

Mystic Mantra: Chasing an illusory bliss

Hold fast to life, but not so fast that you cannot let go; we must accept our losses and learn how to let go.

16 July 2018 12:35 AM IST

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Spiritualism, not religion, is the true path for salvation

The author believes religion is a deal whereas spirituality is a journey.

8 July 2018 1:59 AM IST

God always wants us to triumph over our karmic hurdles because only then will we fulfill the purpose of life, which is to grow into better human beings.

Mystic Mantra: The price of human progress

Life is full of agonising trials and we feel so lonely and alienated because no one belongs to any one.

5 July 2018 6:32 AM IST

Robin Rhodes approached Rabeeya Khan, who wears a hijab, at the Sky Club in Terminal 2 while she was sitting in the utility office, authorities said. (Photo: Representational Image/AFP)

Mystic Mantra: Nothing veiled about the hijab

Muslim women choose to wear the hijab as a way of showing self-control, power and agency.

22 Jun 2018 1:04 AM IST

The crisis is so bad that those who hope to win the race for the last water reserves are drilling deeper and deeper into the ground leading to a precipitous drop in water tables across India by an average of 0.3 metres per year and by as much as four metres in some place the worlds fastest rate of groundwater decline.

India's arid lands, thirsty crops

India's water crisis stems from a thorny mix of economic, geographic and political factors.

13 Jun 2018 1:20 AM IST

More than half of the country faces high water scarcity. Out of the 1.2 billion people living in the country, about 742 million live and farm in agricultural heartlands.

Water-stressed India stares at harder crisis

India's rivers are drying and are symptomatic of the dire state of water crisis.

4 Jun 2018 12:43 AM IST

Kishor Kher and his wife Mrinalini, founders of Yuva Parivartan

How a Mumbai couple is helping change the world

Unemployment rates in India continue to rise, with youth unemployment registering the greatest increase.

28 May 2018 12:54 AM IST

Yoga is the journey from A to B. A, is where you are, B is the finality. Guru, is someone, who has already walked that path and has the experience of finality. (Representational image)

Mystic Mantra: The power of conscience

The great psychiatrist Carl Jung makes a distinction between achievement on the one hand and culture and personality on...

21 May 2018 5:30 AM IST

Aruna Roy (Photo: PTI)

Social entrepreneurs: Harbingers of India's development spring

The influx of talents out of big cities to smaller centres is by no means an indication of aspiration deficit.

16 May 2018 12:26 AM IST

A Paithani sari can take anywhere from one month to two years to finish and has a very high yarn count in its warp and weft.

Paithani: A poem in silk and gold

The Paithani is not just a silk sari of gorgeous colours, intricate design and painstaking labour.

11 May 2018 12:35 AM IST