In an Ideal World

A most common term we hear now a days is Nepotism aka parivaarwad or bhai bhatijawaad which exists almost in every field and most openly in politics and film industry. After the sad demise of Sushant Singh Rajput , this debate is started again in full swing. This wave has formed two groups, one that is completely against nepotism as Kangana Ranaut (who believes that there are always less opportunities and more struggle for outsiders. True.) and other that keeps justifying nepotism such as Ram Gopal Varma (shocked by his comments justifying nepotism which agitated me to pen down this article) and Karan Johar (who launches only star kids and says that it's his wish to work with whoever he wants to). Though parivaarwad is a common culture in politics as well, congress being the best example. What's your take? Is it wrong to help your family or is it possible for someone to choose talent over his/her family? I believe it is not possible to completely eradicate nepotism from socie

An open letter to all social media accounts who are into business of creating religious chaos and to people who gets influenced by them.  To all "so-called" secular and non-seculars,  Sharing posts about Hindus and Muslims day-and-night is not going to save the country and world from this pandemic and many more to come.  The only thing that can save us is humanity and if any religion (by this I mean any religion) is teaching its preachers to keep the religion above humanity and above country, then they are pathetic, no matter of which religion they are.  The so-called liberals who keep sharing the posts of Hindus helping Muslims and Muslims helping Hindus (muslims going to temple, hindus giving shelter to muslims, muslim giving shelter to hindus etc) need to understand that you are only praising one or the other religion and giving a chance to ugly mindsets to turn it around.  The moment you share these posts you give a religious label to a persons good/bad deed. Being secula