As AI accelerates beyond linear control, are we quietly losing the human in the loop? Explore the hidden risks, leadership gaps, and why human-centered AI is no longer optional.
Everyone says they want peace, yet nobody does anything about it. This explores the paradox of doing nothing, why it’s harder than it sounds, and the idea of a Do Nothing retreat that can only happen if people act.
Dhurandhar –2 The Revenge review: a nearly 4-hour Bollywood spectacle that proves BIG CINEMA is still alive. Predictable at places, powerful in scale, and worth a theatre watch.
What if life could be simpler with one powerful idea — SANNU KI. A satirical take on detachment, Ikigai, Osho, social pressure, and the third-peg state of mind that makes life lighter, calmer, and far more livable.
Financial fraud is growing faster than awareness. Why banks, RBI, SEBI and regulators may need collective messaging — one message, one voice against scammers — to make consumers listen.
As global conflict triggers uncertainty, India shifts into panic mode — consumers stock up, brands react fast, and the government plays catch-up. A satirical take on preparedness, policy and pressure cookers.
A leaky bucket wish list may be the secret to a calmer life. Learn why letting some wishes go reduces stress, prevents overload, and helps you focus on what truly matters.
A real-life Seamless Booking Failure with BOOKMYSHOW that turned a simple theatre visit into a lesson in digital trust, missing tickets, and why convenience sometimes creates more stress than it removes.
After almost writing an obituary for TV commercials, five ads in the last six months—from Pepsi, Jio, CEAT and others—prove that long-format advertising is far from dead when brands invest in storytelling and smart creative thinking.
In the era of AI, YouTube tutorials, and algorithmic advice, the traditional guru is fading. The New Eklavya learns from everywhere, follows no one, and navigates chaos with curiosity.
