Coordinating Without Allying: India’s Strategic Balance in the Era of Tariffs The Tariff Shock That Started It All When Trump slapped a 50% tariff on Indian exports, it wasn’t just a trade move — it was a political punch. From textiles to seafood, from gems to engineering goods, the sectors...
In today’s digital world, death doesn’t always arrive with a final heartbeat. Sometimes it begins as a hashtag. This week, America saw something bizarre: “Trump is Dead” trended across social media for nearly two days straight. Not because the U.S. President had passed away, but because of a cocktail of...
It was a rainy evening in Thrissur. Faseela, 23, pregnant and hopeful, sent her mother a last message: “I’m going to die, or they will kill me.” Hours later, she was gone. Her husband and mother-in-law, now behind bars, had been harassing her for more dowry. Instead of baby clothes,...
We hate hearing the word “No.” It feels like rejection, like someone just slammed the door on our dreams. But here’s the twist: sometimes that “No” is the greatest favor life gives you. Because behind that rejection, you might just be sitting on an idea, a mission, or a path...
The photo of a young boy, Abhinav Arora, in a red sports car has gone viral. But the car is not the shocking part. The real shock is how a child like him became a “godman,” with thousands of followers and a lifestyle most adults can’t even dream of. This...
Grey hair is supposed to be a crown of wisdom — something you earn in your 40s, 50s or later. But look around: 20-year-olds with salt-and-pepper strands, 25-year-olds reaching for hair dye. What happened? Did nature suddenly accelerate? Or are we sabotaging our own biology? The Real Age of Greying...
Albert Einstein once said: “There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” At first glance, it sounds like another motivational poster quote. But look closer—it’s a grenade disguised as wisdom. The Illusion...
In a world where we’re racing toward AI, space tourism, and self-driving cars, it’s almost laughable that we’ve forgotten something as basic as manners. Yes, manners—the old-fashioned, no-download-required, free-of-charge upgrade to being a decent human being. And yet, walk into any mall, café, or schoolyard today, and you’ll notice it:...
There’s a strange circus act in human relationships where one side comes with a net worth, and the other side comes with a net work of manipulation. We call them gold diggers—the self-proclaimed treasure hunters of modern society. Their compass isn’t magnetic; it’s bank-balance sensitive. Their maps aren’t old parchments;...
Most iPhone users have seen it: a tiny orange dot glowing at the top right corner of the screen. For many, it’s a harmless curiosity. For others, it’s a red alert that their privacy might be at stake. But what exactly is this dot, and why should you care? What...
