Infosys just did something that shook India’s IT ecosystem. Entry-level salaries. Freshers. Packages going up to ₹21 lakh per annum. Let that sink in. This isn’t a Silicon Valley startup throwing equity confetti. This is Infosys—India’s old-school IT giant—suddenly paying fresh graduates more than what many senior engineers earn after...
Why Arnab’s sudden questions matter — and why Ravish never needed permission For nearly a decade, Indian prime-time news followed a predictable script. You could mute the TV and still know who the villain was, who the hero was, and who would never be questioned. Then, suddenly, something changed. The...
India is a $3.9 trillion economy. Ethiopia is around $127 billion. That makes India roughly 30 times richer. Yet when many Indians see visuals of Addis Ababa, a disturbing question pops up: Why does their capital sometimes look more like the “Smart City” we were promised? Clean roads. Visible green...
For years, Indian prime-time news has followed an unspoken rule: power speaks, anchors echo. Among them, Arnab Goswami stood out—not as a neutral observer, but as the most aggressive and unapologetic defender of the ruling establishment. Since the launch of Republic TV, his editorial positioning has been widely perceived as...
If you want to understand how “development” actually works in India, don’t listen to speeches. Watch what happens to forests that don’t have PR teams. Hasdeo Arand in Chhattisgarh and the Aravalli range across Rajasthan–Haryana–Delhi–Gujarat tell the same story in two different accents. One is a dense, living forest that...
Two India’s Nobody Campaigns On One perfects the art of power, the other perfects the abuse of it Part one: How BJP built power before it won power From political margins to a national machine The BJP did not rise by accident. Its journey began long before 2014, rooted in...
From the day India woke up as a free nation, one thing has remained stubbornly unchanged: politicians change parties, but the system never changes. Congress ruled. BJP ruled. Coalitions came and went. Communists ruled states. Regional parties rose like meteors. Yet one question keeps hanging in the air like Delhi...
The Indian Middle Class’s Silent Tax Tragedy Before you dive headfirst into the Monday grind with coffee and corporate optimism, pause and ask one dangerous question: Who are you really working for today—yourself or the Government? If that question makes you uncomfortable, good. Awareness usually does. The Taxpayer Calendar Nobody...
Today, 16th December 2025, the Indian rupee slipped past ₹91 per US dollar — the weakest level in history. The Finance Ministry attributed this to four reasons: a widening trade deficit, a strong global dollar, weak capital inflows, and external factors. That’s official language. Now let’s translate it into plain...
When Rakesh Gangwal resigned from IndiGo’s board and announced he would become a “passive investor”, it sounded calm. Corporate. Mature. But behind that polite sentence lies one of the ugliest stories of modern Indian capitalism — a story of monopoly, regulatory silence, obscene wealth creation, zero accountability, and complete disregard...
