P. KOSHY

P. Koshy P. Koshy Columnist|Entrepreneur|Development Professional. Believes in freedom and human potential. Writes/Comments on #Economy#Business#Politics He can be reached at p.koshyin@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/pkoshyin

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Culture FEATURED Health Opinion

Ageing in Community: Insights from Kerala’s Pentecostal Congregational Life

P. KOSHY November 30, 2025 0 Comment

Pentecostal congregations in Kerala often provide older adults with a more sustained environment for healthy ageing. Their frequent fellowship routines help keep seniors mentally engaged, socially connected and emotionally supported in ways that many...

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Art & Culture Business Culture FEATURED Health Latest TOP STORIES

World Elderly Day: Rethinking Care, Dignity, and Security for Seniors

P. KOSHY October 2, 2025 0 Comment

October 1, observed globally as the International Day of Older Persons, is more than a date on the calendar. It is a call to conscience — a reminder of our shared responsibility toward those...

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FEATURED Opinion Politics Society TOP STORIES World

Anti-Immigrant Trends: A Hidden Opportunity for Kerala?

P. KOSHY August 16, 2025 0 Comment

Growing anti-immigration policies, coupled with rising racism and xenophobia in Europe, the Americas, and other destinations, may cause discomfort for migrants abroad — but they could also be a blessing in disguise for their...

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Culture FEATURED Language Society

Syriac: The Forgotten Language of the Early Church

P. KOSHY June 3, 2025 0 Comment

While Hebrew was the sacred scriptural language of Judaism and Aramaic the common tongue of Jesus and his followers, it was Syriac, a dialect of Eastern Aramaic, that emerged as the language of the...

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Fountain Pens in the Digital Age: An Enduring Tool for Thought and Expression

P. KOSHY May 31, 2025 0 Comment

By P. Koshy In an era of digital convenience — where typing on laptops, tablets, and smartphones is second nature — the fountain pen may seem like a relic of the past. Yet for...

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Books FEATURED Literature Literature Review Review

Porridge and I: A Child’s Window into Postcolonial India

P. KOSHY May 28, 2025 0 Comment

In her memoir Porridge and I, Dr Roopali Sircar Gaur captures the delicate beauty and inner confusion of growing up in newly independent India. Seen through the eyes of a young girl, the story...

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Editor's Desk FEATURED Literature Literature

Healing Minds, Telling Stories: Dr. Raj Velamoor on His Journey from Psychiatry to Fiction

P. KOSHY May 13, 2025 0 Comment

From Hyderabad to Canada, from science to storytelling—Dr. Raj Velamoor’s debut novel The Reunion is a moving exploration of friendship, identity, and memory. In this candid interview, he reflects on his transition from psychiatry...

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FEATURED Meditation

Easter and the Enduring Self: Reflections on Identity and the Soul

P. KOSHY April 20, 2025 0 Comment

While Easter carries many layers of meaning—historical, theological, and cultural—its core message is profoundly philosophical and spiritual. At its heart, the resurrection of Christ affirms a central truth: the essence of your being is...

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Business FEATURED Opinion

Why Free Trade Agreements Should Address Labor Market Disparities

P. KOSHY March 3, 2025 0 Comment

Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) fuel economic growth by cutting tariffs and opening markets, yet they miss a critical inefficiency: labor market disparities tied to racial or ethnic factors that sap productivity and growth. Trade...

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Business Opinion TOP STORIES

The Biggest Global Economic Shift in a Century is Happening NOW!

P. KOSHY February 25, 2025 0 Comment

The transatlantic alliance is no longer the pillar of global economic power. Once dominant, it now struggles with stagnation, while emerging economies reshape trade, finance, and diplomacy in a multipolar world. For decades, the...