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Satya Niketan & The Crushing Of Hope (opens the original)
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Satya Niketan & The Crushing Of HopeChetan BhagatUpdated: Sep 09, 2026, 20:47 IST ISTThey used to say education was the great escape – a way to jump class. It still is. Except that the jump has become harder and harder. What is Satya Niketan? A small enclave in South Delhi, surrounded by ultra-posh colonies.Cramped, squeezed buildings in tiny plots, growing like weeds. Many of these buildings house students, who rent tiny rooms, while enduring a multi-year ordeal of preparing for college, entran
Garba in Paris and garbage on the streets? Four ways to build civic sense (opens the original)
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Garba in Paris and garbage on the streets? Four ways to build civic senseChetan BhagatUpdated: Aug 29, 2026, 21:05 IST ISTSearch for ‘Do Indians lack civic sense?’ and you find a flood of social media posts, articles, and videos lamenting how Indians lack basic civic sense. Sometimes it is about littering streets, tourist sites, and hill stations. At other times, it is groups breaking into garba or other dances at tourist spots such as Burj Khalifa in Dubai, Eiffel Tower in Paris, or Train Stree
Reels to resignation: Gen Z isn’t Gen Zzz any more, it’s Gen Zeal (opens the original)
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Reels to resignation: Gen Z isn’t Gen Zzz any more, it’s Gen ZealChetan BhagatTNNUpdated: Jul 25, 2026, 20:01 IST ISTAnd they finally came out. Gen Z, the generation often dismissed as privileged, entitled, anxious, snowflake, and reels-obsessed, has taken to the streets, leaving many scratching their heads over how this happened. Sure, an Instagram meme account of a Cockroach Janta Party did go viral. However, nobody expected so many young people to brave lathis and tear gas. Likes and shares?
‘We didn’t even spare Ram’ (opens the original)
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We’ve found the story of corruption at the Ayodhya temple entirely plausible. That’s really our collective shame. That dishonesty and prayers coexist in places of worship seems routine to most of us Are Indians naturally corrupt? We didn’t even spare Ram. For decades, people fought over his temple in Ayodhya. It shaped politics, divided communities, consumed national attention, and became one of the most emotionally charged issues in modern India. Millions celebrated when the Ram Janmabhoomi tem
‘We Didn’t Even Spare Ram’ (opens the original)
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‘We Didn’t Even Spare Ram’Chetan Bhagat Jul 13, 2026, 20:21 IST ISTAre Indians naturally corrupt? We didn’t even spare Ram. For decades, people fought over his temple in Ayodhya. It shaped politics, divided communities, consumed national attention, and became one of the most emotionally charged issues in modern India. Millions celebrated when the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple finally became a reality. And now we are confronted with allegations that the very people entrusted with serving this institutio
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