AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi launched a scathing attack on the BJP-led central government, questioning its commitment to nationalism amid growing Chinese investments, silence on Donald Trump’s alleged insults, and controversial foreign policy decisions. His remarks have reignited a fierce national debate on sovereignty, security, and selective outrage.
Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy’s call for a 72-hour workweek has ignited a fierce debate. But real-world evidence and a viral Reddit story prove that longer hours don’t mean better results—they often lead to burnout and diminished output.
From hate crimes to geopolitical fallout, millions of Indians living overseas face growing threats. Are dreams of a better life abroad worth the rising risks to personal safety?
In a candid and nuanced take, Shashi Tharoor has defended Jawaharlal Nehru’s foundational role in Indian democracy while openly acknowledging his flaws, particularly the 1962 China war. He fiercely criticizes the BJP for turning India’s first PM into a ‘convenient scapegoat’ for all modern problems.
Former Indian star Robin Uthappa has issued a stark warning to the ICC, arguing that hosting a major tournament every year is diluting their value and risking fan burnout. His comments come amidst a packed international calendar.
Once a symbol of rebellion against corruption and inequality, India’s ‘Angry Young Man’ is reappearing in the era of ‘Naya Hindustan’—but this time, his fury seems directed not at the system, but at its perceived enemies. Has the archetype been co-opted, or has it genuinely evolved?