Once in a Blue Moon Academia (OBMA)

 Mr. Paramavaiṣṇava’s Trial: A Courtroom Drama Mr. Paramavaiṣṇava’s Trial: A Courtroom Drama Posted on 7th February, 2025 (GMT 12:42 hrs) ABSTRACT The trial of Mr. Paramavaiṣṇava—known as Mr. “P,” a high-profile business tycoon with alleged government ties—begins on a foggy morning in a dimly lit New Delhi courtroom. Accused of insider trading, environmental violations, contempts of court in the DHFL scam, and political cronyism as a whole, he faces intense scrutiny. At the outset, Mr. P swears on the Bhagavad Gītā, portraying himself as a philanthropic figure. The prosecution challenges this, arguing that his religious rhetoric masks unethical practices. Citing multiple legal violations, the prosecutor even references the Gītā to question Mr. P’s credibility. The courtroom drama intensifies with allegations of political favouritism, corporate maneuvering to evade accountability, and undue political influence. As pressure mounts, Mr. P lashes out, declaring India’s justice sys...

 Down the Memory Lane: Netaji Bose and the Condition of Contemporary Indian Armed Forces Down the Memory Lane: Netaji Bose and the Condition of Contemporary Indian Armed Forces Posted on 23rd January, 2025 (GMT 09:56 hrs) On The Occasion of Netaji Subhas Bose’s Birthday ABSTRACT The blog post titled “Down the Memory Lane: Netaji Bose and the Condition of Contemporary Indian Armed Forces” commemorates Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s relentless struggle for India’s independence, particularly through the Azad Hind Fauj (Indian National Army) and the Naval Revolt, which significantly contributed to India’s political liberation. It highlights Netaji’s vision of unifying the British and Indian armies by fostering a collective sense of belonging, supported by mass mobilization. The article then reflects on current issues facing the Indian Armed Forces, including: Simulated surgical strikes and the sacrifice of army personnel for political gains. Failing cartographies along the Line of C...