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...
Some books entertain. Some books educate. And then there are books people read in silence at 2 a.m., usually after a personal loss, asking questions no religion answers clearly. The Laws of the Spirit World belongs firmly to the third category. This is not a “feel-good” spiritual quote book. It...
Some tragedies shock a nation. Some fade quietly. And some linger — not because of what we know, but because of what we still don’t. The Ahmedabad Air India plane crash belongs to the third category. Months have passed since the aircraft went down within minutes of take-off, killing nearly...
India doesn’t lack talent. India lacks patience, planning, and the ability to spend money like adults. Every few months, we wake up to headlines that sound impressive but achieve nothing: “Global icon invited” “Historic moment” “India on the world map” Translation: taxpayer money spent on a selfie. Now comes the...
When senior leaders decide who gets elevated to powerful positions, one question should matter as much as ideology or loyalty: does this person have the maturity to carry the weight of the office? Titles amplify temperament. If patience is missing, power doesn’t fix it—it puts it on a loudspeaker. Across...
The Dileep case, edited hash values, and a system that asks for trust after breaking it Courts often say, “Justice must not only be done, it must be seen to be done.” In the Dileep sexual assault case, that sentence now sounds like dark comedy. The recent court order stating...
India today is not short of problems. It is short of attention. Unemployment is rising quietly. Air pollution is choking cities loudly. Public assets are being sold efficiently. And yet, national debates are dominated by one question again and again: “Should we call it India or Bharat?” “Who is a...
Most people judge others using one dimension. Smart people look at three. Behaviour – what you see Attitude – how they think Character – who they really are Miss even one, and you’re gambling with your future. Why Attitude Matters More Than People Admit Attitude is the bridge between behaviour...
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...
There was a time in Indian politics when the Lok Sabha didn’t sound like a fish market. A time when even the fiercest rivals stopped whispering, stopped heckling, and simply listened. That silence had a name: Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Not because he shouted the loudest. Not because he had brute...
