A letter to Dadi.

The following letter has been written challenging the mindset of abandoning parents in the age of their dependency. The letter has been written by a C-suite employee of an MNC whose parents were gallant enough to abandon his grandparents and fly off to The United States, expecting to mint money there. His grandparents have ever since held the inhuman family in low regards. 

Speechless at India International Centre

I woke up at 8:00 in the morning, collected the paper and prepared a glass of kesar milk since no one was at home. I read the paper, had my milk, took a bath and left for the American Centre Library to study. It was an average day for an average boy but little did I know that fate had something else in store for me.

Is India judicious to spend on defense and space research?

After witnessing India's rise into the "elite" space club and subsequent test firing of DRDO's 'Nirbhay' cruise missile, my body could no longer resist the 'YOU MUST NOW WRITE A POST' hormone. So, here I am, yet again, to give you all a piece of my tarnished mind and appeal to all of you to think more rationally.

#TalkingMarket

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About Me

Hello people from Utopia! My name is Raghav Kumar and I am 18 years old at the time of writing this post. I was born and brought up in a middle class family in New Delhi. I am currently pursuing Economics Honors from the University Of Delhi and I love the chilly potatoes in it's South Campus canteen. As far as my religion is concerned, I am an atheist. Although I did try my hand at Hinduism and Buddhism but later found both of them to be dilatory! (none of them answered my prayer of getting laid! Sorry RSS!). I LOVE studying economics and aspire to become a great personality someday(one should never stop dreaming!). I love to be kind to others (this is what mom told me) and then gradually release my accumulated aggression via debating (on the same people to whom I had been kind in the previous sentence). I love solving mathematical problems in my room and I have a sulking feeling, ever since I finished schooling, of not starting this blog early. The posts that will follow would be unbiased (and biased) analysis of my surroundings. Any suggestions, criticisms and/or threats to life can either be left in the comments section or e-mailed at atyachariladaku@gmail.com.


With malice towards one and all(and kudos to Khushwant Singh),
Atyachari Ladaku.