Sanjay Kumar Mohindroo

"Rebellion without truth is like spring in a bleak, arid desert." - Khalil Gibran. Rebellion without truth fades like spring in a desert. Truth is the root that makes rebellion meaningful and lasting. Rebellion Without Roots The Spark and the Substance Every generation has its rebellions. Some shake systems. Others fade as noise. What separates a lasting revolution from a hollow protest isn’t anger, courage, or even numbers. It’s true. Without it, rebellion burns bright for a moment but leaves behind only dust. With it, rebellion plants seeds that grow into change. Noise Without Direction We live in a time where movements rise overnight. A hashtag trends. A crowd gathers. A message spreads. But what happens when the cause isn’t grounded in #truth? It feels like spring in a desert—flowers bloom for a day, but the roots can’t survive. Passion without clarity fades. Momentum without honesty dries up. The #power of rebellion lies not in defiance alone, but in the integrity of wha...

"The man who is swimming against the stream knows the strength of it." - Woodrow Wilson. The Ones Who Push Against the Current Feel Its True Force Only those who fight the current know its power. Here’s to the quiet rebels, the believers, the ones who don’t give up.  When Easy Isn’t the Point Most people float with the current. It’s comfortable. It's fast. It's popular. But every once in a while, someone decides not to. Not because they enjoy the struggle, but because they believe in something more important than ease. #Leadership isn’t about applause.  #Conviction isn’t always crowd-approved. Some of the boldest minds—entrepreneurs, artists, reformers, whistleblowers, and quiet revolutionaries—chose to go against the flow. Not because they wanted to stand out, but because they couldn't stand still. Feeling the Weight of the Stream Going against the tide isn’t romantic. It’s tiring. It’s lonely. Sometimes it looks like failure. But here’s what outsiders miss: Only...