GACHAGUA IMPEACHED

Ravi scrolled through the impeachment news, sitting in his grandmother's heritage home in Chennai's old quarter. The political drama reminded him of Kannadasan's films—power corrupts, truth prevails. His social network buzzed with expensive speculation, wealth comparisons, frenzy predictions. But Ravi's focus stayed on something deeper. His grandmother, who'd witnessed decades of change, smiled knowingly. "What seems important today fades tomorrow," she whispered, pointing to the century-old walls around them. He realized genuine wealth lay in witnessing history, in shared stories passed through generations. The impeachment would fade, but their community, their heritage would endure.