Tag: news
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The Void After the Dictator: A Lesson from Loki and Modern History
Rewatching Loki Season 1 recently, I came across a line that struck me harder than ever: “You may hate the dictator, but something far worse is gonna fill that void if you depose of him.” It’s one of those deceptively simple lines that carries a profound truth — both in fiction and in the real…
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My Unfiltered experience with Racism – From Every Corner
I write extensively about racism because I genuinely believe that, despite Canada’s self-proclaimed inclusive culture, racism remains the single greatest barrier to the country’s growth as a truly equitable society. And no, this isn’t one of those usual rants about how “everyone is against Indians.” Instead, this article puts everyone—not just Indian immigrants—on the hot…
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Why I Quit Tiktok: A Response to the Rising Hatred Against Indians
Leaving a social media platform in 2025 may not seem like headline news. People deactivate accounts all the time, citing burnout, toxicity, or a desire for more meaningful engagement. But when I decided to quit Tiktok, it wasn’t a casual digital detox. It was an emotional decision rooted in deep disappointment—triggered by the persistent, unchecked…
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Nepotism in Films, Business, and Politics: A Reality Check
I recently had a discussion with a friend about nepotism — particularly in film, business, and politics. They argued that star kids or “nepo babies” actually have it more difficult because they must live up to higher expectations. While there might be some truth to that, the broader reality is far more complex and unequal.…
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Chasing Shadows – The hunt is on
📚✨ BOOK LAUNCH ALERT! ✨📚 Hidden in Canada… lies a secret buried since WWII. Uncover the mystery in “Chasing Shadows”, a gripping Nazi treasure hunt thriller set in Canada. A cryptic message ignites a cat and mouse race—between relentless Nazi hunters and those willing to keep the past buried. Are you ready to follow the…
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Canada votes
As Voting Day approaches, many young Canadians are facing a crucial question: Who should they vote for? It’s been almost five years since I first landed in Canada, my new home — and this election marks the first time I’m eligible to vote. Every vote matters, and I made sure to cast mine during the…
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Why Blaming Refugees, Immigrants, and Students Misses the Bigger Picture
In recent times, there has been a surge in resentment toward refugees, immigrants, and international students in Canada. Many people have started to blame these groups for various societal issues, from economic struggles to strains on public resources, aka the housing crisis. However, it’s crucial to understand that the true responsibility for their presence in…
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Yes Sir
I’ve always been captivated by movies, which is why I chose Fine Arts as my specialization during my Bachelors. Joining Yes Sir as a Producer was a dream come true—an incredibly surreal experience that continues to make waves. In January 2025, Yes Sir won its 10th award for Best Story at the Waves International Short…
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A Ray of Hope
Quarantine is defined as a state, period, or place of isolation, a restriction placed on people or animals who have been exposed to some infectious or contagious disease. This part deals with my quarantine experience. I don’t intend to criticize this practice since it is one of the necessary measures to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus. The COVID-19 pandemic crippled the world economy. The…
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FEARDOM (FREEDOM FROM FEAR)
Feardom – the situation where you use plain common sense before making any decisions or before taking any actions in a tough situation. Don’t confuse Feardom with the absolute absence of fear because it’s still lurking around us, waiting to strike. Feardom is about accepting that you are afraid and then using the presence of your mind to overcome the situation. Fear…