Instead of seeing karma as a debt incurred in the past, perhaps we can learn to see it as a motive for positive action towards creating a new future? The past is beyond anyone's grasp to fix.
This country needs a Kooda Mantri. Someone who can be in charge of garbage disposal in the country. Municipalities are incapable of handling this gargantuan challenge.
@sanjeevsanyal Makes a lot of sense! We need to talk about ease of doing business for domestic firms as much as we do for MNCs (in the context of GCCs)
@hvpandya Used to happen, not anymore, at least in my experience of working with global
colleagues for over five years now. The balancing act works both ways. Being accommodative when needed is a good skill we Indians have but the need to balance this is equally important.
Be it the X warriors defending the nation across all fronts, countering misinformation and the biased Western narrative (I used to worry about that, but I don’t, anymore) and keeping silent readers like me updated; the measured yet extremely powerful response of our armed forces;
I am like every other urban middle class Indian: going about life without worrying much about politics, feeling proud once in a while but mostly ranting about all that’s wrong. However, the turn of events over the last few days has made me swell with pride! [1]