This section contains short articles. The articles are mostly informative in nature. A separate sub-section is available labelled ‘Travel’. This is purely because of the emphasis I wish to give for my personal favourites.
For more than a decade, Narendra Modi has been a towering figure in Indian politics. The BJP’s rise and continued dominance have been built almost entirely around his persona. But as he grows older, the cracks in this over-dependence are… Read More ›
Rahul Gandhi’s latest press conference wasn’t just a political statement—it was a warning. With explosive claims of voter deletion and whispers of insider support from within the Election Commission, the Congress leader says the real “hydrogen bomb” is yet to drop. Could it shake the foundations of Modi’s 2024 victory in Varanasi? This blog explores the possibilities—and the fallout.
DisclaimerThis article is a purely academic and historical exercise. The references to Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, and other religions are made only in the context of demographic data, historical scholarship, and publicly available census information. No attempt is made to pass… Read More ›
In an age where truth is under siege and deception wears a digital mask, deepfakes have emerged as psychological weapons—subtle, seductive, and dangerously convincing. These synthetic illusions don’t just distort reality; they infiltrate the very machinery of human cognition. When… Read More ›
In what appears to be a shocking turn, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)—India’s flagship IT company—has reportedly initiated the process to terminate the services of around 12,000 middle and senior-level managers. This move, cloaked under the garb of “performance realignment” and… Read More ›
In this replay of the flight data, see how the two planes came so close to each other over Bengaluru airport on January 7th 2022. An alert radar controller’s quick response save the aircraft from catastrophe. The planes were, probably, seconds away from disaster. Observe the playback closely.
An Airbus A340 of Hi Fly airways created history by landing in Antarctica. The 4200 km flight from Cape Town to Antarctica took more than 5 hours and returned the same day after spending 3 hours on the ground.
As they say time is money and information is wealth. And getting the right information is the right amount of time is a challenge. Information overload has graduated from being a nuisance to a hazardous maze. More so with fake… Read More ›