India’s roads are a battleground, claiming lives with a relentless ferocity that exposes the nation’s failure to address its road safety crisis. Official records paint a grim picture: in the first five…
Author: Dalia Sunny
The Silent Rot: Corruption’s Quiet Grip on India
India’s progress is a paradox, a nation sprinting toward modernity while tethered to an insidious anchor: corruption. It’s not the headline-grabbing scams—telecom rip-offs or coal allocation frauds—that define this crisis. Those are…
The Silent Epidemic: Married Men in India Driven to Death by Harassment
In India, a nation celebrated for its vibrant culture and rapid progress, a silent crisis is unfolding—one that claims the lives of married men through harassment, betrayal, and a legal system that…
Kamal Haasan’s linguistic misstep: A clash of pride and history
Kamal Haasan, the veteran actor and politician, ignited a firestorm in late May 2025 when he claimed at a Chennai event for his film Thug Life that “Kannada was born out of…
How accurate were IMD’s monsoon predictions over the last decade?
The Indian monsoon, a seasonal juggernaut delivering roughly 70 percent of the nation’s annual rainfall between June and September, has been both a boon and a bane for India over the past…
A new type of caste war is brewing in Kerala
Kerala, often celebrated as a progressive state with high literacy rates and a history of social reforms, has long projected an image of egalitarianism. Yet, beneath this veneer lies a complex and…