Sometimes I genuinely don't understand whether my family is open-minded or a little narrow-minded. My mother often says, “We have given you so much freedom.” And I know she means it. She genuinely feels

These days, whenever the topic of money comes up, one term we hear frequently is "side hustle." On social media, we see people freelancing alongside their jobs, selling goods online, creating

We tell children to study hard, get good grades, make something of themselves, and stand on their own two feet. There is nothing wrong with saying this. Every parent wants their child to be successful.

There is a major flaw in the way society discusses clothing, boundaries, and so-called "wrong intentions." Whenever someone faces harassment or an assault, the first and most instinctive question often

A Week Made of Little Things Some weeks are memorable because something big happens. And then there are weeks like this one. Nothing particularly extraordinary happened. There was no big achievement, no

My phone's storage has been full for a while now, and every time that warning pops up, I go looking for something to delete. An old app. A screenshot I don't need. A video I forgot I even recorded. But

Our phones hold so many memories. We keep taking pictures of random little moments—places we visit, food we eat, people we are with, sunsets, roads, trees, and sometimes things that don't even seem important

For some time now, I’ve been wondering why we humans are always in such a rush in our lives. If we want to learn something, we want to learn it immediately; if we want a job, we want it right away. We

Sometimes, we work incredibly hard on something, yet after days, weeks, or even months of effort, when we look back, it feels like nothing is changing. We study every day, but our marks don't improve

I feel that it is okay—everyone makes mistakes—but dwelling on them with guilt isn't right. If a mistake has been made, one should learn to accept it; instead of holding onto guilt, we ought to learn from

I am a developer, and recently, I started freelancing with a friend. We even landed a project not too long ago. While talking to the client, I noticed something very interesting: whenever the topic of

Yesterday, India celebrated its 80th Independence Day. The Tricolour was visible everywhere; people were posting photos with the flag, and patriotic songs were playing on everyone's status updates. Amidst

I don't know if I'm the only one who experiences this or if there are others in the same boat. Whenever I start something new, I begin with a lot of excitement, but then... I fail to see it through to

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how often we are told to improve ourselves. Learn something new. Find a good job. Be more productive. Exercise. Read books. Wake up early. Earn more money. Build a career.

Almost a year ago, I was introduced to Hive by my brother, @bhattg. At that time, I honestly didn't know what Hive would become for me. I just knew that it was a platform where people could write, share

I had so many friends in school and college. Today, only three or four names remain on that list. I still don't know if I am right or wrong about this. I only know what I have seen. Just because you call

We must have asked ourselves or the internet this question many times, and the answer we received—whether from the internet or our own inner selves—was that it is our life, and we should do whatever makes

So, you give it a try. You open up a side project and work on it for about 20 minutes, only to suddenly realize it’s been ages since you posted anything. So, you minimize that project and start writing

In childhood, birthday meant new clothes, balloons, cake, gifts, and excitement all day long. The mere mention of festivals would incite excitement. School holi

In today’s fast-moving world, most of us are constantly worrying about something — career, money, relationships, future plans, social status, or what people think about us. We spend sleepless nights over