Category: with malice
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When Elders Choose Themselves.
When freedom feels like betrayal, and silence masks elder neglect, maybe it’s time we rethink care—not as control, but as companionship, choice, and unapologetic autonomy.
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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.
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Wicket World Of Croquet
Wicket Croquet Day reminds us that not all games are about winning—some are about wonder, whimsy, and wielding flamingos in the name of joyful rebellion.
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The Maverick’s Manifesto
Tagore’s dream of a fearless Bharat fades as India chases concrete over green. My Maverick’s Manifesto demands sustainable, federal progress. Awake, Bharat! #ReimagineBharat ([Tagore, 1910](#ref6)).
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The Mahakumbh…
It is a month, the frenzy of the Kumbh Mela is over. The city of Prayagraj shares some whispers. Here is the media leak of one such visitor.
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Aurangabad–
Aurangabad’s legacy is a battlefield of Maratha resilience and Mughal ambition, echoing through riots and reclamations. History isn’t past; it’s politics in motion, shaping identities and power struggles even today.
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