Bhadra Balaram das
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Commending Anthropic’s Refusal to Compromise on Surveillance
In the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, one should be cautious before praising any technology company too enthusiastically. Corporations operate under powerful financial...
The Velvet Handcuffs: How Big Tech is Quietly Building a Walled Garden Around You
The digital frontier is being quietly paved over, and the new tech barons are handing out velvet handcuffs. As the world rapidly transitions into...
When the Lights of Diwali Fade – What Remains is This
Like every Diwali, this year also homes glowed with countless lamps, streets sparkled with decorations, and the air hummed with celebration. Families and friends...
The Shoe that Shook India’s Judiciary – Shoegate 2025
In 2008, Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi hurled his shoes at then US President George W. Bush, shouting, “This is for the widows and orphans!”...
Sure Ways To Transcend Pain Forever
Pain is not always what we commonly think it is. Some pains are physical, while others are those originating in the mind. But regardless...
When Ignorance Meets Arrogance – CJI Gavai Controversy
It is not a small thing when a CJI makes statements in the Supreme Court of India. With the ongoing trend of uncalled-for side...
Why Modi May Not Have Backed Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize Nomination
Although I don't always trust New York Times, if it is to be believed then Prime Minister Narendra Modi refused to back President Trump's...
Peter Navarro: Trump’s Aid or Liability?
The name of Peter Navarro is becoming known among Indians for the wrong reasons. He seems to be harbouring excessive hostility toward India. Perhaps...
Here Is Why Trump’s India-Pakistan Ceasefire Claim May Not Be Entirely False
Finally, I thought of writing this! We all know how the US President Donald Trump keeps repeating that he brokered peace between India and...
Why Mahavatar Narsimha Pounced On The Box Office – Tips Filmmakers Better Not Ignore
When Mahavatar Narsimha was announced, a few so-called “traditional” filmmakers chuckled dismissively. For them, it was just another religious or a “mythological” movie, a...
























