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Why We Must Lower Our Expectations of Reading
One by one, slowly and steadily, I'm learning how to talk to books again.
The ‘Burnout Generation’ – A Personal ‘Origin Story’
On fighting the need to be consistently ‘on’ all the time.
In Appreciation of ‘Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa’ and Its Flawed Hero
The film, which recently completed 25 years, is more of an anti-rom-com – a story of a guy who does not get the girl, and yet, life goes on.
Himachal Calling: In Search of a Diminishing Identity
I suddenly felt a longing for a place I had never grown up in, but wanted to learn about.
Indian Law Firms and Burnt-Out Meat Robots: Savagery at Its Finest
A graduate from a top-tier NLU recounts her experience at law firms in India.
How I Started Asking Questions and Standing up for Myself
This goes out to all those who have felt unheard – there is a choice. There is a choice of neglecting those who bring you down.