Category: Politically Incorrect
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The Tribal Dances No More.
We worship thousands of wild, localized gods—so why this obsession with a monochrome India? Real unity isn’t forced silence; it’s honoring our rawest roots.
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The Great Indian Insectary
We aren’t educating children; we’re breeding zombie cockroaches. We push them into Section A stock markets just to secure a cubicle in a multinational.
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Tailaktapa Tattvam
When the Pradhan Sevak listens like Maya Sarabhai and the Opposition plays Pradhan Chhidranveshi, Tailaktapa-Amma steps in to decode national feedback before the kitchen burns down.
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Who Appointed Your Guru?
What if gurus aren’t chosen but encountered? A monsoon reflection on coffee, numerology, the I Ching, karmic obsessors, and why life itself is the greatest teacher.
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Communication Shifts
In war, words don’t disappear—they disguise themselves; silence grows louder, rumours grow wiser, and people master the fine art of saying everything without meaning anything.
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Gender Roles-Invisible Impact
War reshapes gender quietly—pushing Gen Z toward inherited roles, where ambition contracts, identities harden, and invisible losses outnumber visible ones, long after the headlines fade.
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