“You’re not using an app. You’re using infrastructure.” India’s digital journey didn’t begin with one breakthrough. It unfolded quietly, step by step. First, systems helped people prove who they were. Then came tools that made moving money easier. And before anyone fully realized it, digital services had begun slipping into everyday life. from small documents and healthcare to shopping and earning. What started as small fixes to real problems slowly turned into a digital ecos

“A medicine long understood, just not by the systems that name it.” A Familiar Plant, Seen Through the Wrong Lens Staghorn sumac ( Rhus typhina ), known as baakwaanaatig  in Ojibwe, is a small deciduous tree native to Canada and parts of the Mediterranean basin and the Middle East. Its fuzzy red berry clusters and feather-like leaves make it visually distinctive, yet in dominant scientific and medical narratives, it is often framed as ornamental, marginal, or simply “wild.” T

"Reading is trending again. The algorithm decides what we read next." In the era of doom-scrolling , where attention spans are said to be shrinking to mere seconds, social media is often framed as the villain. Ironically, the same platforms blamed for digital distraction have also become an unlikely catalyst for renewed reading habits. Online book communities, Bookstagram , BookTok , BookTwt , and others, have carved out a corner of the internet that has reignited interest in