Stephen Musings

Not on my merit but by His Grace,

Philosophy of Life

  • NEET, But Not Neat: The Crisis Beneath the Examination

    Removing the minister is only cleaning the top of the iceberg. The society should make an effort to realise the real issue in NEET exams and take corrective steps Read more

  • Nurturing Generation Alpha: Raising Creators in an Age of Possibilities

    This summer vacation spent with our Generation Alpha grandchildren opened our eyes to several realities, particularly the need to rethink how we educate children in a rapidly changing world. Read more

  • World Happiness Rankings: Rate our Own Happiness

    The World Happiness Report offers valuable data for self-guided exploration. Here, we use its methodology to evaluate our own happiness score. Read more

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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

  • True Lies

    My youngest brother’s contribution—insightful and quietly arresting—invites us to pause, ponder, and recognise where we truly stand. Read more

  • Reflections on life from a Resort Weekend

    A family weekend made me reflect on my perspective on life itself Read more