We are to be neither ascetics nor luxurious sybarites, neither selfish misers, nor thoughtless prodigals.

It's frustrating when people are so blind to your efforts and opinionated that they never acknowledge what you do for them. Gratitude is rare, but don't let that dim your light. 🌟

Journalism is a profession, not a performance. It comes with ethical obligations — to verify before broadcasting, to prioritize facts over fear, and to act in the public interest, especially in times of national tension.

In times of crisis, media must inform — not inflame. This is not entertainment. It’s a professional duty that demands ethics, responsibility, and calm communication. #IndiaPakistanWar

War leaves behind graves, not victories — only the innocent truly lose. Let diplomacy speak before guns do what words could have prevented. #IndiaPakistanWar

Imagine if the hate in these tweets on both sides was replaced with love and calls for peace. The world would be a different place — calmer, kinder, human. #IndiaPakistanWar

Both sides claim they’re ready to deescalate — as long as the other “behaves.” Is that a path to peace, or just war dressed in diplomatic words? #IndiaPakistanWar

War isn’t a cricket match. Stop cheering from your safe zones while your fellow countrymen bleed at the borders. This isn’t patriotism — it’s performative cruelty. #IndiaPakistanWar

De-escalation isn’t fear or defeat. It’s maturity. It takes more strength to prevent war than to win one. #PakistanIndianWar

Great news about the ceasefire. It had to happen—consequences would’ve gone far beyond borders. Despite the military imbalance, both are nuclear powers, and that ends the argument. For the benefit of the mankind, these countries have to be at peace. #ceasefire

The ceasefire is a welcome development. Unfortunately, some media voices and distant observers seem disheartened—perhaps because they viewed the escalation as spectacle rather than the serious threat it posed to real lives. #ceasefire

On #NationalTechnologyDay, we honour India’s scientific achievements and the minds behind them. As technologists, our responsibility is clear: to innovate with integrity, ensure inclusivity, and solve real-world problems for a better tomorrow. #NationalTechnologyDay

No invention, no achievement, no success compares to the love of a mother. She is our first home, our quiet strength, and our lifelong anchor. Today and always—thank you, Maa. Happy #MothersDay

First it whispers in the background, Then it roars across the sky. AI won’t ask for permission — It’ll simply pass you by. Learn it now, or fade away, The future doesn’t wait. It belongs to those who choose to grow, Before it is too late.

Reminder: The more decisions you outsource to AI, the less ownership you have over your life.

Technology has brought the world closer but pushed families apart. Today, children spend 20+ hrs/week on screens — more than any point in history — replacing family conversations with pixels and pings. The cost? Lost moments we can’t get back

Friday Reminder: Live with Ihsan. Don’t just do your tasks, perfect them. Don’t just speak, be kind. Don’t just exist, be present. Every small act of excellence is a reflection of faith.

The worst driving sense I’ve seen is in Srinagar, Kashmir. People don’t follow lanes, create unnecessary ones, and drive as if rules don’t exist. Chaos on wheels.

Of all the cruelties life may conjure, none cuts deeper than this: a man made uneasy in the very room meant to cradle his peace.

The deepest wound is not inflicted by the world, but by the place that was meant to be your refuge-and became your unrest.