Fr. Carlos Luis SAC

Carlos Luis is a Pallottine Priest born and brought up in Varca, Goa. He is an avid book critic, blogger, poet, and short story writer. He is the author of 'Rays and Ripples' (2016), 'Silent Whispers of Winter' (2017), and 'Suenito' (2022). Currently, he is a freelance journalist for the 'Gomantak Times' and the associate editor of 'Pallottine Call' magazine.

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When desperation meets medicine: illegal Egg Harvesting Rackets

When a young woman agrees to undergo painful hormone...

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The Peptide Economy: When the Pursuit of a Better Body Outruns Ethics

A 35-year-old Mumbai actor wanted a better body. His...

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AI Relationships: An Ethical Investigation

Key TakeawaysThe AI Relationships market is growing globally, with...

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Are Indians Still Reading? The Changing Culture of Reading in India

A recent study from the United States made me...

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When AI Turns Every Photograph into a Potential Crime Scene

Key TakeawaysArtificial intelligence is being used to create explicit images from ordinary photographs, often without consent. The consequences of AI-generated explicit images can...

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The Moral Cost of Digital Distraction: Human Dignity and Responsibility in Passenger Transport

Key TakeawaysDigital distraction in passenger transport is a moral issue that endangers human life and violates passenger dignity.Distracted driving can have grave consequences, including...

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Can We Stop Pretending ‘India’s Got Latent’ is Good Comedy?

Key TakeawaysLazy comedy is not only lazy but also has a negative impact on audiences.The show's focus on humiliation and public aggression is not...

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The Splendour of the Soul in the Age of Silicon: An Analysis of Magnifica Humanitas

Key TakeawaysPope Leo XIV's Magnifica Humanitas emphasizes the importance of human dignity in the age of Artificial Intelligence.The document rejects machine sentience and critiques...

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When Beauty Turns Fatal: An Ethical Reflection on India’s Waterfall Tragedies

Key TakeawaysIndia's waterfalls have become sites of repeated tragedy, claiming young lives in 2026.The main cause of these tragedies is a combination of lack...

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Beyond Blame: Understanding Ragging, Responsibility, and the Moral Confusion of Youth

Key TakeawaysRagging is a complex issue that involves not just institutions, but also society as a whole.Students who are harassed frequently do not report...

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