Especially in the Indian context—where shaadi is fast, feedback is slow, and damage is permanent. India doesn’t rush into relationships. We sprint into marriage. Families ask “salary?” before “character”, “caste?” before “control issues”, and “kundali?” before “can this person handle rejection?” So before you sign up for a lifetime EMI...
When Congress fell in 2014 and the BJP stormed into power, India didn’t just change governments. It changed how truth is manufactured. The TV remote slowly stopped being a device for information and became a political weapon. Today, in November 2025, the question isn’t “Which channel is telling the truth?”...
Distraction is the most powerful political weapon This is not about faith versus feminism. This is not about left versus right. This is about how narratives are engineered, how timing is weaponised, and how media decides what the public must look at—and what it must forget. Story One: Sabarimala Ayyappa’s...
A blunt, uncomfortable, but necessary reality check India became independent after centuries of brutal exploitation. Singapore became independent because nobody wanted it. India inherited: Vast land Rivers and forests Minerals Agriculture One of the oldest civilizations Brilliant human talent Singapore inherited: No drinking water No natural resources No oil No...
Posting zero Scroll anywhere. Noise everywhere. Opinions. Reels. Ads masquerading as advice. Influencers selling “authentic life” with studio lights. And yet… something strange is happening. People are posting less. Especially the generation that grew up with phones glued to their hands. This silent retreat has a name now: Posting Zero....
If this story doesn’t disturb your idea of success, nothing will. The noisiest billionaires buy yachts. Chuck Feeney bought a quieter legacy. In a world obsessed with net worth rankings, private jets, and performative generosity, Charles “Chuck” Feeney chose a path that felt almost offensive to modern capitalism. He became...
This is not a thriller. This is not a tragedy. This is pure comedy—live, unpaid, and self-performed by Congress. And no, this is not about election victory celebrations. Congress already won Karnataka. This is about what happened after winning, when the circus tent opened. Act One: The Famous 2.5 +...
After Doing Many Businesses Myself — Online, Offline, Successful, Failed — Here’s the Dangerous Truth Nobody Warns Entrepreneurs About Let me start bluntly. Most businesses don’t die because of bad ideas. They die because of tiny, ignored moments. Not the big stuff. Not funding. Not competition. Seconds. Pauses. Silences. Unnoticed...
After doing many businesses myself, failing in some, surviving in a few, and closely watching hundreds of founders bleed silently, I am writing this without theory, without motivation quotes, and without false hope. This is lived experience. I have tried e-commerce, branding, consulting, technology, and grassroots work. I have sat...
While India argues daily about temples, language, cinema and social media outrage, something far more serious has quietly happened in the background. The rules that decide how long you work, how easily you can be fired, how your salary is structured, whether you can protest, and whether gig workers even...
