Stephen Musings

Not on my merit but by His Grace,

stephen mathews

  • Two Gifts that Tell Easter Stories

    This year’s Easter greeting poster presents two unique stories that evoke fond memories of gifts presented by students: a wooden artifact and an uncommon ostrich egg. Wood artifact gift Crafted into Resurrection In March 2025, my student Paulose Cherian, Vachaparambil, SB College B Com 1981–84, accompanied by his daughter Meri Paulose, S B MBA 2016–18… Read more

  • THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY RELEASE OF NIRAPARA PAPPACHEN

    This is to share personal recollections, reflections, and accolades from a classmate on (Xavier Karthikapally) Nirapara Pappachen’s autobiography release. Read more

  • To Dear Philip Sir with Awe and Respect

    Prof. J. Philip (1936-2026) was a transformative leader in Indian management education. Former Director of IIM Bangalore and Founder of XIME, he brought them to national stature. An inspiring teacher and meticulous administrator, he was honoured with the Papal Chevalier title. Read more

  • Money Mule Fraud:The Urgent Need for Public Awareness and Vigilance

    Money mule fraud represents a serious offense that goes beyond economics. It is a criminal act with far-reaching implications that can impact individuals, communities, and broader societal stability. Despite its severity, money mule fraud has not received adequate attention from the public. The actions taken by relevant authorities have been insufficient, falling short of the… Read more

  • Eko: A Movie with a Difference

    This is not a review of the movie, but a reflection inspired by it, written not only for those who have watched the film, but also for those who have not yet seen it. Read more

  • The Story of St Berchmans College Post Office: A Heritage of Communication

    closure of St Berchmans College post office brings to mind college legacy and evolution of the college. This also offers possibilities Read more

  • Tourism Boom in Idukki: A Time for Reflection and Responsibility, in line with Ecologist Gadgil

    Rising tourist numbers boost economies but cause overcrowding and discomfort, straining destinations, tourists and communities. The late Professor Gadgil urged balancing tourism with ecological and social well-being, stressing thoughtful, sustainable strategies. Read more

  • Grace of the unexpected: A Christmas and New Year Reflection

    Christmas Message offers a perspective we need to follow all through the year. My own experience has been added to remind us that it is a reality we all have to face in our life. Read more

  • ഞാൻ പ്രകാശൻ: Last writing venture by Sreenivasan

    Sreenivasan, the actor, script writer and director’s hallmark was ‘ self deprecating humour’ His last writing venture touched upon a challenging topic ‘career planning’ Read more

  • GEN ALPHA: A WORLD DISCOVERED

    Gen Alpha is characterised by its instinct to learn through trial and error, a confidence largely shaped by the reassuring presence of the “undo” button. Yet this zest for discovery must be tempered with caution and wisdom from the older generation. Such a partnership—between exploration and guidance—is essential for a better tomorrow. Read more