For someone very vocal about social issues, I barely said anything about the CJP protest against NEET discrepancy. Now that its over, as a teacher, here’s a perspective I’m sure you didn’t have. The biggest reason I barely posted anything is that I was both for and against the protest. For, because the demand for... Continue Reading →
How do we change the corrupt Indian administration?
The incident of an 11 year old boy passing away because a tree fell on a school bus in Chembur is one of the many, many avoidable deaths we come across in news. The root cause of such deaths in India? Corrupt sarkaari babus who have zero responsibility and negative accountability for their (lack of)... Continue Reading →
Why the Indian left is a lost battle
Today in the news were a bunch of students who set out to protest against the terrible air quality in Delhi. This has been an issue for a long time now and its been international news as well - Delhi's pollution levels are so high that habitation is a risk in the capital city. The... Continue Reading →
From grief to resolve: Operation Sindoor and India’s answer to Pakistan’s cross-border terrorism
India was taken aback by the terrorist attack that claimed 26 innocent lives at Pahalgam on April 22. Operation Sindoor was a swift and targeted military operation conducted by the Indian Armed Forces on May 7, 2025, in response this terror attack. The operation involved precision missile strikes on nine terrorist infrastructures located in Pakistan... Continue Reading →