‘In The Kingdom Of Fools’ is a childhood must every child hears growing up whether in english or in their regional language. ‘In The Kingdom of Fools’ is a classic story about a foolish king and his equally foolish minister who run their kingdom in bizarre and senseless ways. Everything goes smoothly until a wise sage and his disciple arrive in the kingdom, setting off a chain of events that exposes just how absurd the kingdom truly is. This appropriately summarises the comin

India's electoral atmosphere just found an answer to its next election: The answer is a third party that they trust a little versus parties that they absolutely trust to not to do anything. Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj Party proved to be one such party. Prashant Kishor's win in Bankipur is not about Prashant Kishor's win, it's more about the BJP losing a seat that the same family had been contesting on its ticket for the last 30 years. The man Prashant Kishor appears to be a

The next election will be a war between the cockroaches vs. the non-cockroaches; a fight the CJI Surya Kant will love. The moment the BJP accepted CJPs proposals marked the beginning of my scepticism and Joshi’s appointment brought this period of scepticism to an end. I was having a hard time digesting the fact that a government that has staunchly stood in favour of suppressing dissent and using violent measures for the “welfare of the society” had seriously accepted the CJP’