Guru Har Sahai: Where Exile Became Inheritance Some places are born through conquest, commerce or imperial design. Others emerge from something far more fragile: displacement. Guru Har Sahai belongs to that rarer category. Its story begins in exile, but evolves into one of resilience, spiritual…
Many of my travel inspirations emerge from offbeat films that linger in my mind long after the closing credits. After watching Dhak Dhak, I found myself embarking on one of the most challenging road journeys of my life—to Umling La, regarded as one of the…
As a parent of two Gen Z sons, I watched the recent protests at Jantar Mantar with concern—not because young people raised their voices, but because a legitimate demand for educational accountability appeared, at times, to become entangled with a much wider political campaign. The…
“Hello everyone, I have decided to come back to India.” — Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party. That announcement recently landed on my screen, and within minutes social media had done what social media does best: amplify, celebrate, and speculate. The Cockroach Janta…
Who Can Really Call Themselves “Dr.”? The title “Dr.” carries significant academic, professional, and public trust. It is not merely a courtesy title or a branding tool. In most jurisdictions, the designation is reserved for individuals who have earned a recognised doctoral qualification or are…