Tushar Mangl Media

Lots of action, as usual, happening in the United States has thrown a renewed spotlight on how the globe is being run. The highlight, of course, is Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, who joins the elite list of American technocrats and the super-rich to have an extramarital affair. From Bill Gates to Jeff Bezos, we have seen all kinds of reports. Especially with many American billionaires having a fondness for Epstein Island. This puts shareholders of top public companies at deep risk, but we don't talk about it because capitalism is supposedly our religion. In this case too, the lady, Alice Huang, a former executive of MegaSpeed, is suspected by U.S. intelligence of spying for Beijing. Another top executive was also allegedly romping up with the boss. So were Nvidia's shareholders also being taken for a ride? Or is this a media hitjob to stem support of open source AI? With Democrats taking the lead in their Parliament, optimists are happy that things might get better. They obviou...

Emotional starvation in a marriage is like sharing a home but not a heartbeat. In this article, we explore the quiet crisis of spiritual disconnect in long-term relationships—a “trial marriagem 15” where everything looks fine but love has lost its voice. If you’re feeling lonely in marriage, unseen, and unheard,this is for you. Feel invisible in your marriage? You might be emotionally starved. Reclaim intimacy and heal your relationship with spiritual and energetic reconnection tools. In many homes, a quiet crisis brews—emotional starvation. This article explores the growing epidemic of spiritually divorced but legally married couples. If you’re feeling unseen, unheard, and emotionally exhausted in what feels like a trial marriagem 15 , this guide will help you reclaim your emotional intimacy, reconnect your souls, or lovingly choose a new path forward. Are you the invisible half in a trial marriagem 15? Let me ask you something raw: When was the last time your partner truly looked...

The Protest Industry, King Charles’s Cufflinks, and Other Sunday Musings What a year 2026 has been for the global protest industry! Yes, protests and selective outrage have become an industry in themselves. You have people who are passionate about causes, jumping on the bandwagon at the very first opportunity. I was watching a video of a protest against a political outfit when I noticed a group of protesters holding placards calling for the protection of the environment. Wait a minute. What? People seem to be itching to protest, much like they are itching to attend fancy weddings. Last week, in India, the ruling party organised a massive protest to save democracy. Yes, I checked the news thrice. Why would a ruling political party organise a massive protest to save democratic principles when it is itself in power? It is all turning into a fad, much like Valentine's Day. The big marketing and business types sit in fancy offices and devise new days to celebrate. Remember that? Somethi...

Explore 5 Books to Gift Yourself This Diwali 2026, with thoughtful picks, etiquette, budget wrapping ideas, and hints for readers, friends and family. Diwali invites us to celebrate light, generosity and fresh beginnings. This guide explores 5 Books to Gift Yourself This Diwali 2026, with a bonus title for generous readers. It also offers book-gifting etiquette, ideas for friends and colleagues, affordable wrapping tips, and the simple joy of choosing a story that speaks to someone’s life long after the lamps slowly fade. Have You Bought Diwali Gifts for Everyone Except Yourself? Have you finished buying Diwali gifts for your parents, siblings, friends, colleagues, neighbours and that one person at work who remembers to distribute sweets every year, yet somehow forgotten to buy something for yourself? You have ordered boxes of kaju katli, selected attractive dry-fruit hampers, compared decorative lamps and spent time deciding whether your colleagues would appreciate a traditional gift ...