The Paradox of Unity, Simplicity, and Hidden Complexities 1. The Birth of a Dream In 1968, an extraordinary experiment took root in southern India. It was a township called Auroville, designed as a universal city. Here, human unity could flourish beyond the boundaries of nationality, politics, religion, and materialism. Auroville is located near Pondicherry. It... Continue Reading →
I Grew Up Watching Them, Now I See the Cracks: A TV Rewatch Reflection
TV shows often what a generation thinks is normal or ideal. Some shows are glorified and praised so much that we think they are perfect. But as we grow older or look at them more critically, we see things we didn’t before. This happened to me recently when I revisited three famous American TV shows... Continue Reading →
The (un)clear message sent by The Hindu
This blog is intended to express my opinion on the narrative presented by the newspaper. Date: 25.04.2025The editorial section of The Hindu newspaper published an article titled "Sent Messages." It’s hard for me to overlook the tone adopted by The Hindu, and the separatist undertones it frequently employs- often with troubling carelessness. In the very... Continue Reading →