Meet Rajesh Gupta: The Poet Who Looked Through a Camera
By Antara Mohan I have known Rajesh ji since my school days as my friend Kushagra’s dad. But yesterday, sitting across from him on our OMG podcast, I felt I had opened a…
The business of selling dreams
How Jharkhand’s job cartel betrayed an entire generation By Vikant Sahay When Jharkhand was carved out of Bihar in November 2000, entering statehood with a surplus…
Vande Mataram or Jana Gana Mana: Knowing them is a test of your national pride
By Valmiki Weekends are most of the times relaxing. But if Independence Day happens over the weekend, it becomes very interesting too. For the better part of last week,…
From Startup India to Entrepreneurial India: The Next Frontier of Economic Policy
BY DEVANSHU JHA PART 1 India has spent the past decade doing something remarkable: building a startup ecosystem at extraordinary speed. When Startup India was launched…
THE MAKING OF NETAJI: Discovering the Spiritual Seeker Behind the Uniform
By Antara Mohan For one moment, let us forget Netaji. Forget the military cap, the uniform, the INA, the marching soldiers and the immortal words, “Give me blood, and I…
Building Trust Through Everyday Actions
By Sanjeevv Shekhar Industrial relations are often viewed through the lens of policies, negotiations and compliance. My experience, however, has taught me that lasting…
The politics of the six-inch screen
CJP’s emergence offers a glimpse into how algorithms, attention and a new generation of voters could reshape political mobilisation in India By Amit Modi A large number…
The Profound Symbolism of India’s National Flag
By Rajat Mukherjee Our national flag is a powerful emblem of India’s philosophy of life and of the central, enduring ideals that guide our existence. It is a lofty…
15 August: What Does Freedom Mean to Us Today?
By Richa Sanchita Every year, August 15 brings back a familiar set of images and memories. There is the Tricolour, the national anthem, children dressed as freedom…
When the Drug Becomes the Life
By Siddhartha Sinha At 19, Sanjay’s world had narrowed to brown sugar. Six months of treatment helped him reclaim it. Today, he runs three de-addiction centres and says…