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The Best of FF Life 2025
As the year draws to a close, we’re sharing The Best of FF Life 2025—stories we hope you’ll return to slowly. These are stories to linger with. To reread. Perhaps with a blanket, a cup of something warm, and a little more time to think. At Founding Fuel, we’ve made a deliberate choice to keep our work open to all. Not because it’s easy—but because we believe ideas travel further, and matter more, when they are shared freely.
Reconnecting with the outdoors
Home Daily Newsletter Articles The joy of being in nature and a journey of discovery—of a world outside and within. Plus 5 of my favourite places to experience Earth’s remarkable landscape [Amidst a million broken pieces of glass, in Svalbard, Norway] Surreal. That was the word that came to my mind. I hunched my shoulders, pushed my curled fists deeper into my pockets, searching for some non-existent warmth and looked around me.
Primary line of defence: Looking beyond the hospital-centric model to strengthen primary healthcare
India’s healthcare system is undergoing rapid transformations. In a short time, telemedicine solutions have been developed, new treatments and vaccines have been deployed and further investments in public health infrastructure have been announced. To sustain this momentum and lay a solid foundation for public health, strengthening the primary care ecosystem is essential.
Chicago South Asian Film Festival to feature over 70 off-beat movies
Chicago, Sep 18 (IANS) The Chicago South Asian Film Festival(CSAFF) will showcase over 70 films from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal at various theaters in the city from September 20 to 23. The festival has grown over nine years to be the largest of its kind in the Midwestern United States. The festival will have the world premiere of 'The Music Teacher' about a musical talent gone awry.
Indian-American youth receive values through ancient Indian texts in Hindi Gurukul
Naperville, Illinois — On a Sunday afternoon in Naperville, a Chicago suburb, 30 Indian American students pay close attention while the teacher explains the battle on the tenth day of the Kurukshetra war – in the ancient epic tale of the Mahabharata — in which Bhismapitamaha is grievously wounded by Arjuna’s arrows. The children, aged four and half years to 14, listen as the teacher, Ajay Jain, narrates the story, illustrating it with slides.
Imparting values, and a language, in the US through ancient texts
NAPERVILLE, Chicago – On a Sunday afternoon in Naperville, a Chicago suburb, 30 Indian American students pay close attention while the teacher explains the battle on the tenth day of the Kurukshetra war – in the ancient epic tale of the Mahabharata — in which Bhismapitamaha is grievously wounded by Arjuna’s arrows. The children, aged four and half years to 14, listen as the teacher, Ajay Jain, narrates the story, illustrating it with slides.
Imparting values, and a language, in the US through ancient texts
Naperville (US), June 24 (IANS) On a Sunday afternoon in Naperville, a Chicago suburb, 30 Indian American students pay close attention while the teacher explains the battle on the tenth day of the Kurukshetra war - in the ancient epic tale of the Mahabharata -- in which Bhismapitamaha is grievously wounded by Arjuna's arrows. The children, aged four and half years to 14, listen as the teacher, Ajay Jain, narrates the story, illustrating it with slides.
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