Category: Politically Incorrect

  • Revocation Of Article 370 and Its Ripples.

    Revocation Of Article 370 and Its Ripples.

    An Introspective Lens on Jammu and Kashmir: On August 5, 2019, India’s government made a historic decision to revoke Article 370, stripping Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) of its special constitutional status and reorganizing it into two Union Territories: Jammu and Kashmir, with a legislature, and Ladakh, without one. This moment, rooted in decades of political…

  • The House of Echoes: Where Silence Becomes Law

    The House of Echoes: Where Silence Becomes Law

    In 1975, they silenced voices with fear. In 2025, they drown them in slogans. We’re not free—we’re just quieter beneath the noise.

  • Bhavagangamma’s Brigade.

    Bhavagangamma’s Brigade.

    On June 12, 1975, the Allahabad High Court found Indira Gandhi guilty of electoral malpractices, invalidating her election and barring her from holding office for six years. This verdict triggered a political crisis, ultimately leading to the Emergency—a period of suspended civil liberties and press censorship.

  • The Victory That Wasn’t Ours.

    A city cheered, a crowd bled, and a clown asked—whose victory was it really? A Vidhushaki unravels the price of collective spectacle.

  • Wise Fool who treads where Morality Dreads.

    Wise Fool who treads where Morality Dreads.

    “The Vidūṣaka laughs, but never mindlessly—his foolery exposes deep truths. In questioning moral narratives, he reclaims autonomy from the margins of satire and stage.”

  • Aunt Selvi Writes the Maverick’s Manifesto.

    Aunt Selvi Writes the Maverick’s Manifesto.

    “India is buffering, Bharat is a brochure. Parwati Singari awakens us—not with slogans, but with soil, satire, and a maverick’s fearless clarity.”