D. Nagarjuna

A Printing Technology graduate, he has mastered the art of crafting compelling copy while successfully running his own blog. An all-round writer capable of addressing diverse subjects, journalism runs in his blood, coming from a distinguished family background in national media.

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Re-look at free housing schemes

“Wise people live in rented houses; fools live in their own houses” is an old adage that has long been viewed differently in our society. For the middle class and the privileged, owning a roof over one’s head is often a matter of aspiration, inheritance and financial planning. Many manage to inherit or make do…

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Are we really independent?

In response to the appeal made by the Editor of this daring portal, Orangenews9, this writer—who missed becoming a freedom fighter by at least 20 years—has come forward to pen a few thoughts on the occasion of our 80th Independence Day, when people eagerly look forward to the Prime Minister’s address from the ramparts of…

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Can Gen Z handle it alone?

Gen Z really seems to be sandwiched between Millennials and Gen Alpha. How can a Baby Boomer like this writer write about these two generations by bypassing Gen X and Gen Y, also known as Millennials? But when there is a problem with a fruit, the researcher goes to its roots—and perhaps further down to…

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Will Regional Parties Herald the New TINA, Not the Old One

Historically, India lived with the behemoth that was the Congress party. While several other political parties coexisted with strong ideological identities of their own, they largely remained also-rans, unable to surpass the Congress. However, the 1950s and 1960s witnessed the emergence of a genuine multi-party system, with new political formations and organised opposition groups entering…

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Meloni, Melody, Modi vs Agony and Trump

One wonders if there is any country left untouched by Trump when it comes to being made fun of, including its leaders. The less said the better about how he peddled blatant falsehoods regarding his alleged interference in settling issues between India and Pakistan in the recent past. Time and again, Modi’s lieutenants in the…

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Cockroach – Accidental or by Design?

When the Chief Justice of India used the term ‘cockroaches’ during a hearing, referring to unemployed youth, he also added that they were parasites of society. Within hours, he clarified that the term was meant only for those with fraudulent and fake degrees and was not intended to apply to everyone. Whether his utterance was…

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