Social Media and society do not change in a few months. But a little Social Media detox helps us gain our sanity, especially when SM is filled with hateful supporters of a hateful leader.

What a wonderful message from Nelson Mandela, a great leader and a true Gandhian. “After I became president, I asked my escort to go to a restaurant for lunch. We sat down and each of us asked what we wanted. On the front table, there was a man waiting to be served. When he was

Relations between Pakistan and India should be like the relations between Arshad Nadeem and Neeraj Chopra. They compete at the highest level and do their best to improve their own performance and they also respect and admire each other. Two great ambassadors for peace

If socialism is destined to fail why does the US feel the need to meddle in socialist nations, instead of just letting it fail itself.

The business that can thrive even if people are not thriving - or especially if they are not thriving - is the business of religion. No wonder it has taken off so spectacularly. Wonder if colleges churning out software engineers can be repurposed to meet the new demand.

I’ve only come across Francesca Albanese recently. But already I’ve got so much respect for her honesty and integrity. Why do you call it genocide? Take 2 mins to listen for her flawless delivery! 🔥🔥

Israeli journalist & author Gideon Levy: "There is no israeli-Palestinian conflict, there is a brutal israeli occupation which must come to an end.."

Gaia, an anti-zionist activist from Haifa, has been repetedly harrased by police. Listen to her share the resent police silencing of her and others following their plan to screen a movie about the events in Gaza

India is unique among modern nations. No other country is led by people who spend so much of their time in vilifying and abusing the country's earliest leaders who, 75 years ago, led the nation through a traumatic and bloody transition from occupied colony to a free democratic

Midnight selection of CEC. #CEC

India's 5 problems in 2025 🇮🇳 1. Excessive government interference in business, poor ease-of-doing-business but expecting miracles 2. No top-level political ownership of anything that fails, but total claim on anything that succeeds 3. Large corporates purely dhandho, with

Earlier, political advisers told goons to clean up their language if they wanted to succeed in politics. Post-2014, the advice flipped—now, politicians are told to speak like goons if they want to become ministers, chief ministers, or even the prime minister.

youtube.com/live/0ymt0Rsij… Worth watching. While not new, it’s encouraging to see the world finally recognizing India’s ongoing misinformation machine

India’s at a crossroads—not of left or right, but of reason vs rhetoric. The real battle isn’t political. It’s between those who question—and those who blindly follow.

When your foreign policy is primarily based on promoting trade interests of a few oligarchs who keep you in power, your national respect will be compromised every time it's time to sacrifice the interests of those oligarchs to protect national interest. Money doesn't buy

India had a decent reputation for 75 years because of one Gujju. Bharat is going to have a terrible reputation for the next 75 thanks to another Gujju.

We can’t build deep tech with shallow learning. Rote memorization kills creativity before it even begins. Real innovation starts with one habit: asking better questions.

@not_a_zionist on Tiktok is great. A Jewish man brought up in Israel, have a listen.

The biggest irony of today's politics is that the section of society that gained the most from the liberalization of 1991 and subsequent economic policies - the ones who got IT jobs, got into IIMs and IITs, go for foreign vacations each year, have settled abroad etc - (1/2)