Selective Secularism. When Equality Depends on Who Can Take Offence
India is a secular republic on paper, but selective secularism practised in law, faith, and reservations leaves citizens confused & unequal.
Category Archives: LIFE BLOG
Doing Nothing: losing yourself in the act.
DO NOTHING by doing something — the forgotten state of deep absorption where passion erases self-consciousness and action becomes effortless.
Governance by Silence: Are Citizens Expected to Compensate?
As governance slips into silence, citizens are subtly expected to act responsibly in the absence of clear rules, enforcement, and intent. Is this sustainable, or merely convenient abdication?
Late Is a Signal: What Your New Year Wish Really Reveals
From early enthusiasm to belated honesty, this satirical piece explores how the timing of a Happy New Year wish reveals intent, strategy, and emotional truth in branding and relationships.
The Inner Theatre, where the curtain never drops.
A reflective self-analysis , exploring the inner theatre of memory, lucid dreaming, unfulfilled ambitions, aging, and imagination—inviting readers to question how well we really know ourselves as time runs out.
100 Articles in 2025, and a Quiet Need to Listen
Writing 100 articles in a year sounds like a milestone. But this reflection is less about numbers and more about pausing to listen—questioning direction, tone, relevance, and what readers truly want more (or less) of.
Better Wrong Than Safe. The Sin of Playing It safe.
From marketing blunders to boardroom regrets, bold decisions are judged by hindsight. This piece argues why “Better Wrong Than Safe” is not recklessness—but leadership, learning, and long-term relevance.
INTENT BEFORE IMPACT – Why Social Media Needs Appreciation.
A thought-provoking look at how constant online negativity shapes algorithms, mindsets, and AI—and why practising “Intent Before Impact” through genuine appreciation posts can quietly restore balance.
The Great Reverse Migration – Power Escapes the Metro Trap
The Reverse Migration is reshaping India Inc as senior leaders and power centres move away from high-cost, high-stress metros to Tier-II and Tier-III cities. With technology flattening geography and professionals seeking meaning beyond money, this shift is not a fad but a structural reset that smaller towns must manage wisely.
The Right to Disconnect and Other Bedtime Stories for Working Adults.
The Right to Disconnect promises work-life balance, but in India’s face-time-driven, insecure workplaces, it risks creating anxiety, not freedom. A reality check.
