Write Mind | Lohagad Became 'Siya Point' And A Society Lost Its Compass

This is a question about the cultural water that an entire generation has been swimming in, so long and so completely that they no longer notice it is there.

Lohagad Fort has seen centuries of warfare. Maratha soldiers bled on its ramparts defending something larger than themselves. On June 18, 2026, it became the site of something altogether different. A man pushed to his death by the woman he was going to marry. A birthday trip. A cliff. A plan allegedly rehearsed four days earlier. Ketan Agarwal was 26. He had a family, a business, a future. Siya Goyal was 20. She had a boyfriend, a three-year financial plan, and a decision.

India watched. India scrolled. India debated.

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But nobody asked the question that actually matters. What kind of generation are we producing? This is not a question about Siya Goyal specifically. The courts will decide her fate. The investigation is ongoing, and guilt is for judges to determine, not columnists. This is a question about the cultural water that an entire generation has been swimming in, so long and so completely that they no longer notice it is there. We have raised a........

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