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Tag: indian history

  • The Woman Who Cried For Mysore.

    The Woman Who Cried For Mysore.

    A therapist explores how a client’s visceral anger toward 1947 history reveals forgotten emotional wounds, blending past life regression, Mysore royalty, and deep psychological healing.

  • Folded History Of an Unfolded Flag.

    Folded History Of an Unfolded Flag.

    We salute the Tiranga with impeccable ceremony, yet forget the people who created it. Patriotism begins not with rituals, but with remembering Pingali Venkayya and Surayya Tyabji.

  • A Warning From The Hills.

    A Warning From The Hills.

    U Tirot Sing’s erasure warns us of a quiet intellectual prison where a single region’s memory is mistaken for the mind of an entire civilization.

  • The Rajmata Syndrome

    The Rajmata Syndrome

    Motherhood isn’t sacrifice alone; it’s projection, clutter, guilt, and power — from Jijabai to my overflowing fridge stuffed with symbolic edible devotion.

  • The Many Deaths Of Subhas.

    The Many Deaths Of Subhas.

    Every 18th August Netaji dies again. This time, he is telling the story himself…From Beyond the myths, furious, sarcastic yet he is unsure if he is dead.

  • Igniting The Agni-Yug

    Igniting The Agni-Yug

    “On Youth Day, remember: once, the young didn’t wait for permission or perfect timing—they lit the match. What will you risk for what you believe?”