The 4 Types of Toxic People You Need to Stay Away From
December 26, 2021
Toxic people come in all shapes and sizes and can creep into your life without you even realizing it. They can be your friends,
The True Meaning of Helping: Why Seeking Gratitude Shouldn’t Be the Goal
January 26, 2020
It’s surely tempting to stay because you get to listen to at least a few words of gratitude and appreciation, and that too, from a complete stranger. It boosts our self esteem and make us feel worthwhile. Despite that, I would not recommend staying for too long; here’s why:
A Lotus in the Mud: An Interview by Pragati Sharma
July 5, 2019
Dilshad Ali and Tilak Raj have been selling Rajma Chawal and Curry Chawal for 3 years now in Sector 15 Market, Chandigarh. However, it isn’t just the delicious food they sell that makes their story worth sharing, but a tale of incredible friendship thrashing stigmas and stereotypes.
The Power of Self-Love: How to Be Happy Alone and Just Be Awesome!
April 1, 2016
Life has its unique ways of teaching those who are not wise enough to perceive things the way they are instead of what they should be, for their own emotional comfort. It seemed like a big deal at that time but it was just a reality check I was faced with. I learned to stop being pathetic, being at somebody else’s mercy.
The Price of Love: What it Takes to Make an Indian Marriage Work
March 23, 2016
As much as people want to get married to someone they have been in love with for a long time, there is still a vast majority of people who prefer arranged marriage after they are done with love and dating.
The Dark Side of Emotions: How “Hurt” Sentiments Fuel Injustice and Division
February 25, 2016
Why is it that our caste or religion is way more important to us than humanity and the greater good of people? I wonder what these friends of mine would be like if the people of ISIS or other such terrorist organizations belonged to their caste as well. They would have certainly cried every time a terrorist was hanged to death by our law and protested against it in the same way they did for the reservation.
Apology 101: What Not to Do When Owning Up to Your Mistakes
February 4, 2016
“Sorry” is one of the most commonly used words by people these days. We are taught when and how to use this word from the beginning of our lives. As frequently as people use it, they seldom mean it. It has become more of a formality to apologize after you do something wrong or to be more precise, you do something that is wrong in the eyes of others; you can obviously secretly disagree with the notion entirely.
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