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Corruption is not just a word in India; it’s a way of life. It’s the invisible hand that greases the wheels of bureaucracy, the shadow lurking behind every stalled project, and the unspoken price we pay for services that are already our right. And as the government prepares to unveil its latest Union Budget, let […]

There was a time when Indian youth dreamed of owning a house, a car, and a secure future. Fast forward to 2025, and the only ownership they care about is the “owner” badge on Zomato or being the proud swipers of shiny credit cards that scream “Live your best life (on debt, of course)!”. Let’s […]

Ah, the life of a middle-class, tax-paying citizen in India! If there’s one thing that brings tears to my eyes, it’s not onions at ₹100/kg, but my paycheck. My monthly salary, meticulously chopped and sautéed by income tax, professional tax, and cess, barely lasts me till the 20th of the month. And then, just as […]

In India, where family and tradition reign supreme, marriage is often seen as sacred. But for many men, this sacred bond has turned into a legal nightmare. Laws meant to protect women from genuine cruelty have, in several cases, been weaponized to settle scores, extort money, or simply exact revenge. The Indian Penal Code’s Section […]

Ah, the great Indian middle class—the tireless engine of our economy, the cushion during recessions, the perpetual safety net for our policymakers’ ambitious dreams. They are the ones who pay their taxes on time, religiously invest in ELSS (because tax-saving ads guilt them into it), and keep the consumer economy humming along with their carefully […]

Dr. Manmohan Singh, the architect of modern India’s economic reforms and the nation’s 13th Prime Minister, lived a life marked by humility, intellect, and unwavering dedication to public service. From his early years in a modest village in Gah, Punjab (now in Pakistan), to leading one of the world’s largest democracies, Dr. Singh’s journey is […]

India’s GST Council has found itself in yet another snack-sized controversy. This time, it’s over popcorn—a delightful, humble treat that has now been dissected, categorized, and taxed to the point of absurdity. Under the new rules, plain salted popcorn gets a 5% GST, branded varieties jump to 12%, and caramel popcorn—a supposed sinful luxury—sits at […]

Elections in India are not just a democratic exercise; they’re a logistical marvel. Over a billion people, 900 million eligible voters, thousands of constituencies, and crores of government officials come together to shape the world’s largest democracy. Yet, every five years, the country finds itself in a near-constant state of electoral flux. General elections,