Stop Shouting. Start Documenting.
When ALDI listed a toilet mat under the name ShivaDarkForest, I wrote a formal complaint, made specific demands, and the product was removed. This is what advocacy looks like when outrage isn't enough.
Mitra Desai
The Right to Remember: Comparative Perspectives on Truth-Telling and Colonial Silence in Bharat, Canada, and Australia.
When former colonisers tell the truth about their crimes, the world calls it healing and courage. When Indians remember colonial violence and erasure, we’re told to move on. This essay asks who gets to remember—and why that double standard exists.
The Soul Question: Why I'm Stepping Back from AI
AI promised an easier life but an MIT study shows devastating long-term effects. The hard path is where meaning, memory, and soul will live in the future. What do you think?
Operation Sindoor - The Modern Great Game!
The Blind Spot: Western Media Coverage of the Pahalgam Attack
Western media's response to the Pahalgam attack reveals a troubling blind spot in terrorism coverage, when it comes to India.
Unknown Links Between Aboriginal and Hindu Traditions
From British Colonies to Two Different Destinies.
"Our nation must have the courage to own the truth, to heal the wounds of its past so that we can move on together at peace with ourselves."
In a remarkable coincidence of history, January 26th holds profound significance for two nations across the Indian Ocean. For India,