Who am i?

  “Being alone, living alone, is the happiest thing one can do in their life. This does not mean one should not depend on others, or help others, or get help from others, but it means one should not get attached with anyone for happiness.” — Kesari Babu “Family means no invitations, no permissions — they are always allowed into your house, into your heart.” — Kesari Babu 🌿 Introduction: Between Solitude and Togetherness Human life constantly swings between two beautiful states — being alone and being together . We crave solitude to find peace, yet long for connection to feel alive. Kesari Babu’s two reflections capture this paradox perfectly. The first teaches the wisdom of inner contentment — the idea that happiness must never depend on another person. The second celebrates the essence of family — a relationship so intimate that it transcends the need for formalities like invitations or permissions. When read together, these ideas form a complete philosophy of emotional b...

  📰 THE KESARI BABU COLUMN (Author's Note: This column is an analysis dedicated to the fans of Virat Kohli , celebrating his monumental record. The following discussion of Joe Root —the clear and undisputed #2 active player—is not intended as 'hate' or 'jealousy.' It is a respectful thought experiment: a look at the sheer scale of the mountain he has to climb, which only highlights the magnitude of Kohli's achievement. - KB) The King's Domain: Why Root is Just Chasing a 6,000-Run Shadow By Kesari Babu Sometimes, a single image can cut through all the noise, debate, and opinion. A graphic, published by the good folks at Sportskeeda , did exactly that this week. It laid bare the landscape of modern batting, listing the " Most International Runs Among Active Players ." "𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐠𝐚𝐩 𝐬𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐢𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐥!" they declared. And they were right. It wasn't just the visual, but one single number that leapt off the page, a figure so vast it d...