It’s an age where everybody has something to say, and nearly nobody is willing to listen. Each opinion seems like a battleground — politics, popular culture, even the way you consume your food or dress can cause a fight on social media. In the midst of quote tweets, wars in the comments section, and “cancelled” […]
Dear Delhi, It’s that time of the year again, and I can’t help but fall in love with you all over. The streets shimmer with lights, little winter chills make me reach for my jacket, and somehow, everything feels cozy like the city is wrapping me in a warm, familiar hug. I’ve been here for
It never happens with fanfare. One day, you’re just a girl running wild, dreaming large, being called beta by all those around you. The world looks at you with kindness, sometimes pampering, sometimes expectation, but mostly potential. Then one day, in the middle of an afternoon, a child addresses you as didi. It’s tiny, harmless
There’s a certain kind of book snob we’ve all met—the one who scrunches up their nose when you’re lost in a novel and says, “Why don’t you read something useful?” By useful, they usually mean a business guide, a self-help manual, or a book promising ten ways to hack your morning routine. What they miss,
We all claim that we desire real love. Someone who sees past our chaos, sends good-morning texts, and doesn’t vanish the moment life gets complicated. Yet, the modern dating landscape is full of situationships—those in-between, not-quite relationships where you act like a couple but never commit to the label. So what’s going on? If we’re
Friction was a way of life. You’d wait in line to pay your electricity bill, wait three days for a courier to turn up, or circle around the neighborhood to look for a store that had your favorite snack. There were delays, little annoyances, waiting times, and we accepted them, largely because there was no
Friendship Day 2025 There’s something we all say when we meet up with an old friend after years: “We picked up right where we left off.” “Nothing changed.” But if we’re being honest, everything changed. They evolved. So did you. You didn’t get to experience their heartbreak, their career change, their huge success, their bad
I once read a line that quietly stayed with me:“What a privilege it is to love the rain.” It stood out to me because for the longest time, I did not. I couldn’t. See, when people think of rain, they often think of soft music, a hot cup of chai, maybe a book by the
