The Seven Limbs: An Ancient Grammar of Organizational Design

Why an age old Verse Still Has Something to Say About Systems

Movie Review | Hanuman Ansh

Review of a movie that offers a heart-warming and deeply evocative portrayal of the journey of one of the greatest saints of Bhārata, Śrī Neem Karoli Baba.

A Bicycle Yātrā Across Bhārata - Part Three

Photo Essays by Shubham Pal

A bicycle yātrā across Bhārata, discovering its people, traditions, and living culture—one journey at a time.

Meenakshi Jain's Rājā Bhoja Paramāra and the M.P. High Court’s Vindication

How Meenakshi Jain's book illuminates both the recent MP High Court judgment and Rājā Bhoja's enduring legacy.

Why I Like Saṃskṛtam - Part One

A glimpse into the linguistic ingenuity of Saṃskṛtam.

From Vāda to Vitaṇḍā: What Ancient Indian Logic Teaches Us About Contemporary Indian Politics

An exploration of how the Nyāya concepts of Vāda, Jalpa and Vitaṇḍā illuminate the changing character of political debate in contemporary India.

Sanātana Dharma as Nationalism in Śrī Aurobindo's Vision

Alipore imprisonment transformed Aurobindo’s revolutionary politics into the spiritual realization of Sanātana Dharma

The Sweetness of Yesterday

A Humble Cake that Binds Bengal for Generations 

How a simple sixty-paisa Howrah snack became the enduring cultural anchor of everyday Bengal.

Dhruva and the North Star of Good Policy

A Paurāṇika meditation on governance, where Dhruva becomes more than a symbol of devotion - he becomes the North Star of principled policy, reminding leaders that what is steady must guide what is popular.