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Anthropocene Epoch Debate: Have We Really Entered a New Human Era?
The scientific community stands at a crossroads in defining our current geological era. While we officially remain in the Holocene epoch that began 11,700 years ago, a growing body of evidence suggests humanity has fundamentally altered Earth’s systems to such an extent that we may have entered an entirely new geological epoch—the Anthropocene. This proposed epoch,… Continue reading
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The Corporate World’s Transition to Sustainability: From Environmental Awakening to ESG Integration (1980s-2025)
Introduction: The Great Corporate Transformation In the span of four decades, the corporate world has undergone one of the most profound transformations in modern business history. What began as a fringe environmental movement in the 1980s has evolved into a fundamental restructuring of how companies operate, report, and create value. Today, Environmental, Social, and Governance… Continue reading
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Why Traffic Congestion in India Is a Market Failure Costing Time, Fuel, and Clean Air
“We’re not just stuck in traffic. We’re stuck in an economic loop of our own making — one that trades hours of life for a few kilometers of convenience.” The Jam That Says It All At 8:43 AM on a Tuesday morning in central Delhi, 200,000 vehicles came to a halt at the ITO intersection.… Continue reading
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Why I Started Planet and Profit
I’ve always been drawn to big questions — the kind that don’t come with clear answers. One of them stuck with me: “What if growth didn’t have to come at the cost of the planet?” That question hasn’t just been a thought — it’s shaped how I study, what I read, and how I see… Continue reading