In an age of social media and instant judgments, opinions are everywhere - but knowledge demands more than confidence. Explore the difference between opinion and knowledge through reason, evidence, and the Indian tradition of Nyāya.
After the NEET controversy, many argued that fixing the system is more important than seeking a minister's resignation. While systemic reform is essential, accountability is equally important. This note explains why ministerial responsibility and institutional reform are complementary pillars of a healthy democracy.
Being busy is easy. Creating meaningful progress is much harder - and far more valuable.
Intelligence acquires knowledge; wisdom knows how and when to use it. One informs the mind, the other guides decisions.
Repeated exposure creates the feeling of understanding, but familiarity is not knowledge. True understanding begins when we question what we think we already know.
