Today they, tomorrow we? Today it is Sri Lanka. Yesterday it was Greece. Tomorrow it may be Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, some South American or African countries. Who knows? Nevertheless, no economy in the world, including India, is too big enough to resist an economic collapse. The reason is simple: today's world is interdependent with vulnerability to volatility in the global economy. After the Covid-19 pandemic, only Sri Lanka has fallen into such a big crisis. Even before the pandemic, it was showing the symptoms of collapse. The last time when Rajapakse was the president, Sri Lanka took a huge loan from China. China-funded it happily knowing the fact it would be able to repay the liability. Everyone knows about China's tactic of forcing small economies to make their “Samanthas” through b...

The human world passes through constant change. Everyone is frustrated in life as if living under a dangling atom bomb. That is a state of mind we are unable to do away with. Most of them do not know the reason for their mental instability, frustration and agony at different stages of life. But they are aware that things are not normal. So long as we do not understand the problem, it is impossible to correct it. Every moment, the problem is sharpening. More people become frustrated. No one knows what is happening. We have seen many changes happening in the world in recent years, more significantly after the Covid-19. People moved into a virtual world. It is one of the results of the pandemic. We welcome every new thing that happens to us. New technologies, ideas for making mo...

Human practice and human nature are diametrically opposite to each other. After building something very seriously with hard work and passion, the same is dismantled or abandoned sooner or later. The change in the human mind makes everything new today an old one tomorrow. We say every material becomes old. It is not the material that becomes old but our state of mind that runs out of time.  Look at our education system. Most of us learn too many things by spending years after years in classrooms. Nevertheless, most of what we have learned could not help us. It was after many decades of scholarly thinking that an education system was developed. If there is a western influence in our syllabus, we become falsely prouder. But it was the western dictations of what we must study tha...