This recent NEET exam controversy has just saddened where we are now.
An exam that already carries years of pressure, sacrifice, coaching, expectations, and emotional weight for students and parents is now also carrying doubt and distrust.
When reports of paper leaks, unfair access, and irregularities started coming out, it stopped feeling like just another controversy. For a lot of students, it felt personal. Because people spend years preparing for this one exam believing the process will at least be fair.
To understand this situation in more depth, we spoke to @dr.rakshitasingh about the coaching culture, the pressure students live with, the mental toll this system creates, and what happens when an entire generation slowly starts losing trust in the system they built their future around.
Discussing ancient civilizations, lost history, mythology, consciousness, and the possibility that humanity remembers far less than it thinks it does… with Graham Hancock himself was genuinely mind-expanding.
One of those conversations that stays with you long after it ends.
Full episode is out now on PGX Ideas Youtube Channel.
The older I get, the more I admire brands like Favre Leuba that have quietly stayed relevant for centuries.
#Ad #FavreLeuba #SwissWatches #LuxuryWatches #Heritage
@thevishnusom on PGX Raw & Real.
One of India’s most experienced defence journalists.
We spoke about Operation Sindoor, AI warfare, drones, satellites, China, Israel, and how modern wars are changing completely and much more.
Full conversation out now on Youtube.
One year since Operation Sindoor.
More than the operation itself, what stands out is how India’s response strategy has changed over the years. Lt Gen Satish Dua speaks about that and Operation Sindoor in depth during this conversation.
Full episode out now on Youtube.
The Pahalgam attack left a mark that hasn’t really faded.
For the people there, for the families affected, and even for those watching from a distance, it felt unreal. The kind of shock you don’t fully process, just carry.
A year later, it still feels important to pause.
We spoke to Nazakat Ali, who was right there when it happened. In the middle of chaos, he stepped in and helped others get to safety.
This episode is an attempt to understand that moment, what it felt like, and what it takes to act when it actually matters.
There was a time I’d watch these people from a distance and think, damn… one day, maybe I’ll get to meet them.
Somehow, my work made it happen. And its not just meeting them but sitting across, having real conversations, understanding how they think, and sharing that live.
Grateful for how things are unfolding. And honestly, just more excited for what’s ahead.
The Pahalgam attack left a mark that hasn’t really faded.
For the people there, for the families affected, and even for those watching from a distance, it felt unreal. The kind of shock you don’t fully process, just carry.
A year later, it still feels important to pause.
We spoke to Nazakat Ali, who was right there when it happened. In the middle of chaos, he stepped in and helped others get to safety.
This episode is an attempt to understand that moment, what it felt like, and what it takes to act when it actually matters.
Out on 4th May.
