Made of movies, books and literature. Occasionally there's a penchant for social commentary.
In 2024, Journalism courses in Karnataka faced a severe decline in admissions, leading to the closure of notable institutions like IIJNM and Commits. Factors include high tuition fees, low entry-level salaries, and job insecurity. The collapse of academic grounding threatens Journalism quality, necessitating industry-academic collaboration for future stability.
(Personal opinion) I asked Meta AI how many genders are there in the modern world and it produced an array of genders that I, on a personal level, do not understand other than the first two and perhaps the third (transgender: a word that we commonly use to identify a gender that is neither male... Continue Reading →
The NEET exam controversy highlights serious flaws in India's medical education system, compromising the quality of future doctors. Despite high competition and significant investment in training, graduates face inadequate job opportunities, poor working conditions, and financial struggles. The focus should shift to addressing these systemic issues to ensure competent medical professionals and better healthcare access.
I've written this somewhere here - not to sound elitist but some people are more wonderful than the rest. The mystical elements of the universe that commoners cannot connect to, speak to these chosen ones. And they transmit those surreal discourse to the world through art. Rahman sure is one of them, as he has... Continue Reading →