A No-Fluff Note from KG Let me be honest about where I stand,all of it,because on a day like this, people want to sort you before they have even read you. I did not support this protest. I can be,and often am,a Modi supporter. I do not back the Cockroach Janta Party. I do not […]
Yesterday I wrote a blog complaining that my Indian passport apparently can’t prove I’m Indian – that it’s “just a travel document.” It struck a nerve. It also sent me down a rabbit hole, because the obvious follow-up question is: fine, smart guy, if the passport doesn’t prove citizenship, then what makes you a citizen […]
Note: This article discusses allegations reported by law enforcement and media sources. The individuals involved are entitled to due process, and the facts will ultimately be determined through the legal system. The broader social questions explored here do not depend on the outcome of any single case. Be horrified by what investigators are alleging in […]
A paper meant to pick the country’s next doctors leaked. The government’s big counter-move? Switch off one app. Let me walk you through exactly how stupid that is. Let’s start with the part nobody in power wants said out loud. The NEET paper – the single exam that decides who gets to become a doctor […]
A referee’s scorecard · June 18, 2026 Washington called it a deal. I read all 14 points. It’s a surrender dressed as a handshake – and America is the side that signed it. I don’t score a fight by who threw the last punch. I score it by who walks away richer. That’s the only […]
From a TCS desk in Pune to the wreckage in Ahmedabad, we keep blaming the blow. The real killer is the same every time , there was no one, and nothing, built to catch the fall. This is the gap I started Solh to close. On the morning of June 2, a 48-year-old engineer named […]
How AI is rewriting the rules of online fraud and impersonation in India-and the simple habits that can save your family. It started the way most ordinary evenings do. A mother in Pune is finishing dinner when her phone lights up. It’s a video call. Her son’s face fills the screen-the same eyes, the same […]
The June 6 Cockroach Janta Party protest at Jantar Mantar became one of the most discussed examples of social media activism in India this year. Triggered by concerns around the NEET, CBSE, and CUET examination controversies, the event promised to test whether a digital movement with 22 million followers could translate online engagement into real-world […]
A No-Fluff Breakdown by KG Wangchuk. The online swarm now has to become bodies on the ground. That is the only follower-audit that cannot be faked. Read on. Everybody has an opinion on the Cockroach Janta Party. Depending on who you ask, this rapidly growing social media movement is either a genuine expression of youth […]
My Passport Can Take Me to 60 Countries. It Just Can’t Prove Which One I’m From.
Let me get the news out of the way, because you’ll think I’m making it up. On June 24, 2026, the Ministry of External Affairs of the Government of India clarified -calmly, in writing, like it was the weather -that your Indian passport is not proof of citizenship. It is a “travel document.” That’s it. […]