Abhinav Arora Between Sermons and Schoolbooks

Ten-year-old spiritual genius from Delhi Abhinav Arora has enthralled viewers with his insightful lectures on Hindu doctrine. But his ascent to popularity has spurred discussions on the validity of his spiritual understanding and possible effects on his schooling. There are questions regarding the authenticity of his observations since his orations can be greatly coached. This scenario plays out against the backdrop of India’s difficult educational scene, where restricted job possibilities and fierce rivalry for elite universities leave even the most educated struggling. Reflecting on the wider society consequences of such a route, this story investigates the paradox between Abhinav’s early spiritual activities with the urgent need for basic education.

Wok Tok Veeba’s racist advertisement : North Eastern Indians Depicted as Chinese

The portrayal of North Eastern Indians as Chinese reinforces the common stereotype that people from India’s North Eastern region “look Chinese.” This is a racist and reductive assumption, ignoring the diversity and cultural uniqueness of the region. Instead of celebrating the distinct heritage of North Eastern communities, the ad chose to portray them as part of another culture altogether.