If you’ve been scrolling through news or social media lately, you’ve probably seen the same words again and again: Nipah Virus, quarantine, hospitals, alerts, fear. And instantly, your brain goes: Not again. Please, not again. After COVID, Indians are traumatised by health emergencies. So the moment another virus shows up, panic spreads faster than facts. … Read more
Every few weeks, India decides to be furious. A clip resurfaces.A tweet explodes.A name trends. Social media fills with anger, moral declarations, and calls for consequences. And then — almost overnight — it’s gone. The outrage fades. The timeline moves on. The same people who were “disgusted” yesterday are laughing at memes today. We call … Read more
Indian cricket loves to preach one simple rule: score runs and you’ll get your chance. Sarfaraz Khan followed that rule so obsessively that he broke it.And that’s exactly the problem. Because when someone like Sarfaraz Khan does everything right and still can’t lock down his place, it exposes an ugly truth Indian cricket doesn’t like … Read more
India doesn’t have a shortage of problems.It has a shortage of real action. But don’t worry — we’ve mastered something else instead:hashtags, aesthetic posts, and 24-hour outrage. From trending campaigns to viral “support” stories, people love to look like they care.Actually doing something?That’s where the motivation suddenly disappears. Fake Activism in India isn’t rare anymore.It’s … Read more
Indians Don’t Trust the System — not because they’re negative, but because experience taught them not to. In India, trust isn’t inherited. It’s slowly destroyed through endless queues, broken promises, confusing rules, and a culture that constantly tells people to “adjust kar lo.” Over time, frustration replaces faith, and survival feels more realistic than hope. … Read more
Let’s be honest.Nobody in India waits for the news anymore. We scroll for it. Instagram reels.WhatsApp forwards.YouTube shorts.Twitter drama. That’s our “news” now. And whether people like it or not, Social Media Is Replacing Indian News — and the quality has gone straight to hell. Not because social media is evil.But because it rewards emotion, … Read more
Indians are resilient. That part is undeniable. We survive power cuts, overcrowded cities, endless competition, low pay, and constant uncertainty. We adjust. We endure. We keep moving. But somewhere along the way, India romanticizes suffering so deeply that resilience stopped being a strength — and quietly became an excuse. An excuse for broken systems.An excuse … Read more
For years, the Indian middle class has repeated the same complaint: “We’re struggling to survive.”Rising prices, shrinking savings, endless EMIs, and a constant feeling of being one emergency away from panic. That anxiety isn’t imagined. Multiple recent trends showing middle-class financial stress already point to how fragile household finances have become — even among families … Read more
“The AI explosion in India is reshaping jobs, classrooms, and daily work. Here’s who’s at risk, who wins, and why it’s happening now.” Let’s stop pretending this came out of nowhere. AI didn’t slowly “enter” India. It flooded it. One day it was just tech Twitter talking about ChatGPT. The next day, students were finishing … Read more
The Indian middle class is confused in 2025. Salaries are higher. Promotions look good on LinkedIn. Dual-income households are now normal. And yet, most middle-class families feel financially drained, anxious, and stuck. Not poor.Not rich.Just constantly stressed. So why Indian middle-class families feel broke in 2025 despite earning more than ever before? Earning More, Saving … Read more
