Ever wondered what’s one habit we all share, one we know is wrong yet still do? It’s something that gives us a strange sense of joy, satisfaction, and even relief. It’s not productive, it’s not noble, and yet it’s hard to quit. That habit is Gossiping. Let’s be honest, whether it’s you or me, we’ve […]
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Have you ever wondered why foreigners dislike India and Indians so much? Why are they often rude to us, pass racist comments, and hesitate to visit our country? For many of them, India is never the first preference to travel. Why? What makes them so critical of us. Even those who do visit often leave
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We live in a world where humans are advancing every day, yet we still cling to old stereotypes and myths without ever asking why they exist. One such belief is the idea that women can’t drive, a surprisingly common stereotype still present in many parts of the world. In this blog, I want to help
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I still remember the day I got my Class 10th results. I was travelling to Rajasthan with my family when they came out. I checked my marks and they were good and for a moment, I felt proud of my effort. But within minutes, my parents and grandmother were answering calls from relatives, neighbors, and
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I have two dog friends in my street, Chanya and Manya. I’ve known them for years now, and we have a deep bond built on trust. They don’t doubt me, and I don’t doubt them either. Once, they were both sitting under my society’s parking shed. I went to them to give them some pets,
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We’ve all heard that children are like sponges, silently absorbing everything around them. But how often do we truly reflect on what that really means? This blog is a reflection on that thought. From my personal experiences, I’ve seen how people often behave carelessly in front of children. Even parents, at times, seem unaware of
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Basic life-saving skills aren’t just useful, they’re essential in moments when panic takes over and no one knows what to do. Have you ever imagined that while enjoying with your friends or family, suddenly someone collapses on the floor? What would you do? That person was fine just a few seconds before and suddenly collapsed.
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Have you ever felt the need to raise your voice when something wrong was happening right in front of you but stayed silent, wondering if it would even matter?How many times have we convinced ourselves that someone else will handle it, or thought, “Maybe it’s not my responsibility?”But what if real change begins the moment
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Kindness is something we all need, but often forget to give. Have you ever felt invisible in a room full of people? Or ignored by those around you? Maybe even lonely or left out? Almost all of us have experienced these feelings at some point in our lives. For some, it happens rarely; for others,
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We’ve all said it at some point, there’s something wrong with our Indian education system. But most of us just move on, adjust, accept, and survive. I’ve done the same. But this blog isn’t just about repeating what we already know. It’s about pausing to reflect: where did it begin, why is it still like
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