Ethical Echoes
Can We Stop Pretending ‘India’s Got Latent’ is Good Comedy?
Look, I get why millions of people hit play on Samay Raina’s India’s Got Latent. In a world filled with heavily scripted TV shows, overly polished YouTube vlogs, and...
Ethical Echoes
The Splendour of the Soul in the Age of Silicon: An Analysis of Magnifica Humanitas
We are living through what Pope Leo XIV calls a profound “change of epoch”, a structural shift in...
Ethical Echoes
When Beauty Turns Fatal: An Ethical Reflection on India’s Waterfall Tragedies
India's waterfalls are among its greatest natural treasures. Every monsoon, they transform into spectacular destinations that attract thousands...
Ethical Echoes
Beyond Blame: Understanding Ragging, Responsibility, and the Moral Confusion of Youth
The tragedy involving a young college student in Himachal Pradesh’s Dharamshala has shaken the public conscience, and rightly...
Ethical Echoes
The Price Paid on the Other Side of the App
“I did not first encounter the nationwide strike by delivery agents through policy debates or union statements. I...
Addressing Illegal Hoardings in India – the Need of the Hour
Illegal hoardings have become a pervasive issue in India, not only compromising urban aesthetics but also posing significant safety risks and raising serious concerns....
Ethical Considerations in the NEET 2024 Controversy
The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) – Undergraduate (UG) has long stood as a crucible for India's aspiring medical professionals. NEET was introduced by the...
Traversing the ethical maze: Human-AI relationships explored in ‘Teri baaton mein aisa uljha jiya’
In the age of rapid technological advancement, the intricate dance between humanity and artificial intelligence (AI) unfolds in various forms of art, literature, and...
Vatican’s Controversial Move on Blessing Same-Sex & Unmarried Couples
The Vatican, a bastion of tradition and doctrinal stability, recently took a significant step that has reverberated through the corridors of the Catholic Church...
Bullfights and animal welfare: Navigating morals, tradition, and public safety
The unfortunate death of a 41-year-old Fatrade-Varca man Jenito Vaz during a buffalo fight has brought bullfights back into the public eye. The family...
Candolim Filicide Chronicles: Navigating Moral Dimensions
In the quiet corners of Candolim, Goa, where tragedy has struck once again, we find ourselves compelled to delve into the moral complexities surrounding...





