Technology was designed to simplify our lives. Review systems, in theory, were built on a noble premise: to democratize trust and help strangers make informed decisions, whether choosing a doctor, a restaurant, or a movie. However, as we rely more heavily on these
In the modern lexicon of movement, the terms “travel” and “tour” are often used interchangeably, yet they represent two fundamentally different philosophies of existence. While both involve moving from one coordinate to another, the similarity ends there. A profound confusion exists in the
The Myth of Passive Living In today’s fast-paced world, I frequently hear people, especially the younger generation, use the phrase “just go with the flow” as a mantra for living. It is often used as a defense mechanism to avoid getting irritated or
In the contemporary discourse surrounding marriage, a profound cultural amnesia has taken root. We are witnessing a widespread debate, often fueled by modern skepticism, regarding the traditional dynamics of Hindu marriage. Specifically, the custom of the bride moving to the groom’s home and
It is 2026. If you had asked me ten years ago what Bangalore would look like today, I would have painted a picture of seamless connectivity, smart signaling, and world-class urban mobility. We certainly have the tax revenue and the intellectual capital for
As the winter chill begins to wane and the first hints of warmth touch the Indian subcontinent, the nation unites to celebrate one of its most ancient and significant festivals. Whether it is called Pongal in the south, Lohri in the Punjab region,
Does money truly guarantee peace of mind? To answer this, we must look beyond our bank accounts and understand the evolution of value itself. From Barter to Byte: The Evolution of Trade Humanity’s relationship with value has undergone a massive transformation. Initially, we
We often hear the question: “Did the Ramayana and Mahabharata actually happen? Did Rama and Krishna really exist, or are they just characters in a story?” When I encounter these questions, I don’t feel the need to argue. Instead, I smile, because I
We move through life often thinking that our intentions matter more than our actions. We hurt people—sometimes deliberately, but often unknowingly. We make mistakes that ripple out and create chaos in someone else’s life. When we realize what we’ve done, our instinct is
An Opinion on the Erosion of Values in Kannada Cinema First of all happy birthday to Yash. We remember your contribution to kannada cinema. but the teaser for Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups dropped today, marking the return of Yash—formerly our beloved