Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Until next March 8th

    Until next March 8th

    Can Women have some dignity…? We have so many popular slogans and campaigns running, every Rotary club and any other club worth its salt is talking Women’s Day let’s not forget the feminist seminars and public debates, RJ’s screaming at the highest pitch that their voice about the greatness of women, lets look at ground…

  • Taming the Shrew…

    Taming the Shrew…

    De-fanging the Goddess, Its woman’s day and the day begins with a whole hoard of simpering celebrate womanhood message, which is not only annoying it is demeaning and a colossal lie. Starting from Sita, Valmiki’s Sita is not very aggressive, but she is assertive, but by the time it came to Tulasidas, who has displaced…

  • Community Radio

    Community Radio

    Travelling by the KSRTC Rajhansa I heard a language I had not heard in years, familiar, yet unfamiliar one got the drift of the language it was Byaari the language of the local Muslims. Which my friends Shameem and Naseem spoke. And it was being aired on the community radio. The young twenty something kid…

  • Bed  15 — H1Ward.

    Bed 15 — H1Ward.

    Bed 15—H1 Ward The clock ticked… Against the quietness of the ward it sounded like pounding rather than ticking. Sarvishta looked; there was something about the terminal ICU that was inhumanly human. H1 bed 15, was an elderly man, a powerful magistrate of his time, with him was his brother, a senior professor, and son,…

  • Bygones Be Bygones.

    A toy or thing I wanted and never had… What’s worse than knowing you want something, besides knowing you can have it! Well materially there were no such situations, that I wanted and I didn&#… Source: Bygones Be Bygones.

  • world Thinking Day

    world Thinking Day

    Everywhere you go today…you will find a busy guide..work or play we lead the way…jai jai for the girl guides. There would weeks of preparation, and we would all be hyper excited about going to the Jamboree, never mind it meant 3-4 days of no bathing, sleeping in terrible school rooms, in makeshift beds, but…

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