We live in a time of curious contradictions. A child can sit in front of a television for hours. A child can flip through newspapers filled with opinions, agendas, and carefully curated narratives. That is considered normal—almost educational. But the moment that same child logs into social media, alarms go off. Restrictions tighten. Moral panicContinue reading “The Strange Logic of Banning Social Media for Children”
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Cooking was never a woman’s job
Humans lived in a large commune before they built houses for their own families. There was no cultivation or agriculture, and no way to save food for the next day. It is said that men used to walk at least 10–15 km every day in search of food. They either hunted or climbed trees. HistoricallyContinue reading “Cooking was never a woman’s job”
The Concept of Marriage
I see a lot of posts by the modern crowd on social media complaining about marriage ceremonies. They say weddings are a waste of money—where you invite relatives who simply come, eat, and leave. Instead, they suggest saving the money and doing a small registered marriage with just a few close friends. And of course,Continue reading “The Concept of Marriage”
Why Cow Became Holy in India
No Hindu scripture clearly states that cow meat must never be eaten. Yet, culturally, cow slaughter became forbidden across large parts of India, while the consumption of bull meat, goat, chicken, deer, rats, crane, and other animals continued. If animal life is divine, then logically the ban should apply to all animals, as seen inContinue reading “Why Cow Became Holy in India”
Why Does the West Want Indians?
India may be the only country where millions complete their education in a language that is not native to them. From childhood, we learn to think, write, and succeed in English — a ready-made passport to global employability. We are also a people conditioned to move. At the slightest opportunity, we are willing to migrateContinue reading “Why Does the West Want Indians?”
‘Hidden Arithmetic’ – my latest book
– Authored by Kennedi Gopalan I have been observing, witnessing, and trying to understand human lives since childhood. Academic education, honestly, never interested me—for two reasons. It was forced upon me, and most of the answers were given even before I had the urge to ponder about them or attempt to find them on myContinue reading “‘Hidden Arithmetic’ – my latest book”
Dear Mr. Rahul Gandhi and Ms. Priyanka Gandhi…
Dear Mr. Rahul Gandhi and Ms. Priyanka Gandhi, I tried posting the following message on social media by tagging your IDs, but it was deleted. Hence, I am sharing it on my website. Your great-grandfather Mr Jawaharlal Nehru and your grandmother Ms Indira Gandhi were staunch believers in Vedic astrology. I have seen videos of bothContinue reading “Dear Mr. Rahul Gandhi and Ms. Priyanka Gandhi…”
The Quiet Collapse: When Societies Stop Thinking
Let’s begin with an uncomfortable truth most people would rather cancel than confront: Societies do not decay because people are evil. They decay because people stop thinking. IQ is a crude, limited tool—yet patterns emerge when large populations are discouraged from reasoning, questioning, or engaging with complexity. What follows is not an insult to individuals,Continue reading “The Quiet Collapse: When Societies Stop Thinking”
Lucky Chicken with a 5th Toe
– Authored by Kennedi Gopalan When a fragile chick with an unusual fifth toe falls from the sky, six-year-old Ishvar becomes its only hope. Armed with nothing but ₹10.50 and a fierce desire to help, he faces tough decisions, unexpected truths, and the weight of responsibility far bigger than himself. A moving story about kindness,Continue reading “Lucky Chicken with a 5th Toe”
Was Foreign Rule a Dark Blessing?
India, Anger, and the Illusion of Peace Scroll through social media today and you will find an India that looks perpetually furious—angry Hindus, hate-filled politicians, wounded pride packaged as nationalism. Watching this daily spectacle, an uncomfortable question arises: Were the Mughal invasions and the British Empire a strange blessing in disguise—forces that kept India relativelyContinue reading “Was Foreign Rule a Dark Blessing?”