Open Letter to Infosys Founder

Transforming India into a developed nation by 2047 requires more than economic growth; it demands equitable policies addressing unemployment, inequality, education, and social harmony. Inclusive devel

Justice, while divine in essence, is imperfect due to flawed laws and their administration. The Chandrachud controversy highlights biases in judicial conduct. Truth, being absolute, must guide justice

The UPSWC's gender-based restrictions, aimed at women's safety, risk reinforcing stereotypes, isolating genders, and sabotaging the years of work done towards equality. Banning male professionals from

The Indian Constitution is a progressive, organic, and transformative charter encapsulating the nation's history, aspirations, and democratic values. It empowers citizens, mandates fundamental rights

VT Rajshekar, founder of Dalit Voice, tirelessly advocated for Dalits and marginalised communities. A staunch critic of Brahmanism and Zionism, he inspired justice movements. His legacy underscores th

The Goa jobs-for-cash scam exposes deep-rooted corruption in government recruitment, where political influence and monetary transactions override merit. Despite arrests, the absence of major political

The Pudhumai Penn Scheme in Tamil Nadu exemplifies transformative empowerment through education by significantly aiding marginalised women. Despite many challenges in rural outreach, its success is in

The Bharat Jodo Yatra significantly impacted BJP's 2024 electoral performance, possibly reducing its Maharashtra MP seats. Fadnavis blamed the Yatra's narrative for the decline.

Even as we jump around, screaming over the US court indictment of Adani, baying for blood, or shouting, 'racial bias,' let's press pause and look at what the real issue is all about, then ask ourselve