The Lingering Scars: How Inequality Fractures Indian Families The image of the close-knit Indian family, a pillar of unwavering support, can sometimes mask a hidden truth: inequality. Favoritism based on gender, appearance, or perceived abilities can weave a web of pain that extends far beyond childhood. This article explores the damaging effects of such inequality…

The Friend Zone Files: Decoding Your Social Squad (and Avoiding Friendship Fallout) Have you ever felt confused about your friendships? Like, are they just acquaintances, chill friends, or your ride-or-dies?  Yeah, me too. It turns out, our brains can get a little tangled up on this stuff, and that can lead to some serious social…

Swipe Left on Confusion: Finding Real Connection in a Shifting World Sarah swiped right. A fleeting thrill, a shared meme, a few flirty texts – that was the sum of their connection. Yet, a week later, she felt a pang of “ghosting guilt” when she matched with someone “more her type.”  Welcome to the world…

In the towering skyscrapers of multinational  companies and corporate giants, where bosses and managers motivate their employees to work as hard as they can, day in, day out, in order to become leaders in the days to come, there lies a problem which feels so miniscule when it comes to the overall profit agendum of…

Breaking the Silence: How Awareness Campaigns Empower Communities As a child therapist working on the frontlines of child safety in India, I witness the devastating consequences of neglect and abuse firsthand.  The internet, while offering connection, has opened doors to predators.  The fight to safeguard our children feels relentless at times. However, there are reasons…

Education and its future In India Education plays a very important part in one’s life, and as time passes, education also changes with it. When it started from single-room school buildings to now a dynamic and interactive digital learning experience at home, the modes of teaching have continuously enhanced over time. In this article, we…

Invisible Scars of Trauma: A Story of Discrimination The rhythmic clatter of chai glasses masked the tremor in Riya’s hands. Across the table, her friend Priya’s brow furrowed with concern. “Riya, you haven’t touched your chai. Sab kuch theek hai (Is everything alright)?” Riya forced a smile. “Bas sir dard hai (Just a headache),” she…