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The Great Indian WhatsApp University: Where Every Aunty and Uncle is a Professor

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The Silent Takeover: How Mass Influence is Shaping Public Perception in India

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Maha Shivaratri & the Broken Earth: Can We Still Expect Spiritual Elevation?

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Investors or Opportunists? The Sad Reality of Funding Innovation in India

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A Relationship Built on Truth is Rock Solid in Business

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Is the Ganga Really a Magic River? A Simple Analysis

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When a ‘Nuclear Scientist’ Speaks, Logic Stops: India’s Blind Faith in Titles

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Degrees, Dowries, and Dependence: India’s Toxic Cycle of Fake Pride

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The Great Fall of IITs: From Building Engineers to Making Movies

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The Power of the Word: Writing as the Foundation of Civilization and Wealth

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The Buzzword Syndrome: Unraveling "Live Problem-Solving" in Universities

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The Great Indian Course Factory: A Sarcastic Ode to Our Innovation Mirage

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How to Pretend to Be an AI Expert: A Silly Guide for Professors, Principals, and Policy Makers

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How to Get Rich Like Politician Uncles and Aunties: A Young Person’s Guide to Success

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CM, Think Twice Before Google & Microsoft Control Telangana's Student Data

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Knowledge without action is wasted potential; action without knowledge is blind effort. Together, they shape the future.

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Indian Universities Are Chasing AI Leadership, But Do They Even Understand It?

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Nepotism Nation: When Privilege Replaces Merit in India Strip Away the Privilege, and They Crumble

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The Old Folks and Politicians Holding Back India

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The Stark Reality of India’s Economic Divide: A Tale of Two India's

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The Silent Killers of Indian Education: How Principals Stifle Innovation and Excellence

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The Great Indian Education Paradox: Producing Degrees, Not Innovators

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