A cancelled exam, a viral insult, a hasty reshuffle — three unrelated events that all point to the same thing: a Sugbugahat, the faint rustle before something in Indian politics actually changes.
“Why ‘Make in India’ isn’t making India.” On a factory floor outside Chennai, a worker opens a box shipped from Vietnam, lifts out a semiconductor chip made in Taiwan, a display panel from South Korea, a battery cell from China,…
An education minister resigned today. That's not the story. The story is what happens to power the moment it stops taking someone seriously.
“What Argentina’s stoppage-time comeback against England reveals about the mechanics of self-belief — and why most of us give up ten minutes too early.” With ten minutes remaining in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal, Argentina were behind. England had…