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Talking to China is necessary. Nobody serious is saying the US should cut off diplomacy with Beijing. But giving Xi the image of equal status, letting China control the mood of the visit, and then leaving with mostly vague promises is not strong diplomacy. It is political theater dressed up as deal-making.
Criticism is important in a democracy, but criticism without responsibility quickly becomes useless. If every video is just “everyone is corrupt” and “everything is broken,” then eventually people stop thinking seriously about solutions.
For me, Narine’s case is simple: he has stayed useful in every version of the IPL. Different rules, different pitches, different batting approaches, different KKR squads, and he still finds a role. That is not normal.
Paper leak mafias are organized criminal networks. This problem existed long before the current minister and will continue unless the entire system is modernized. We should follow a similar structure to GRE/GMAT/CAT, etc
Cleanliness cannot be only a government responsibility. If people continue to litter, spit, and dump waste, no mission can fully succeed.
India may not be perfect, but it's not the India many NRIs left behind either. The opportunity gap between India and the US has reduced in many areas, especially in tech. That does not mean everyone will return, but it does mean returning is no longer seen as failure.