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This is a layered and timely analysis. The media’s sudden pivot to “activist reporting” around common man issues is definitely interesting — though one can’t help but wonder if it's more reputational damage control in the age of social media than genuine public service. You’ve rightly pointed...

UPI has undoubtedly transformed India’s payment landscape — not just technologically, but culturally. Its frictionless design, zero-cost model, and scalability have made digital payments feel as natural as handing over cash. But from a systemic perspective, the sustainability question is real...

Definition essays are such an underrated form of writing. They might seem simple on the surface, but they actually push you to reflect deeply on concepts we often take for granted — like respect, love, or even humor. What I find most interesting is how the same word can mean completely different...

A very relevant take on the double-edged sword of India’s digital banking revolution. There’s no doubt that platforms like UPI have brought banking into the hands of millions, but I wonder if we’ve been too quick to celebrate inclusion without ensuring protection. The numbers on fraud aren’t...

This hits hard — because it’s true. As a student, I’ve seen firsthand how the system pushes us to chase grades, not growth. You can top a class and still freeze in front of a real-world task because theory rarely translates to workplace skills. But here’s the irony: while the world is shifting...

Interesting points, though I think the conversation around social media deserves a deeper lens than just the usual “good vs. bad” binary. The question isn’t whether social media helps or harms — it’s who it helps, how, and at what cost. Algorithms aren’t neutral, and the way attention is...

Both are legends in their own right, but I agree — Messi's style feels more natural and magical. You don't have to be a football expert to see the difference in how he moves and creates on the field. It’s like watching art in motion. Ronaldo is brilliant, no doubt, but Messi just feels… effortless.

This was a thought-provoking take. You've rightly highlighted how “development” is being reduced to just infrastructure, while crucial aspects like jobs, healthcare, and education are sidelined — all to serve a narrative that benefits corporates more than citizens. The part about surveys was...

It’s the corporate war no one officially declared, but everyone is talking about — Gen-Z vs. Millennials in the workplace. One’s known for quiet quitting, the other for hustle culture. One demands flexible hours and mental health days, while the other romanticizes 80-hour work weeks and office...