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Whose womb is it anyway?
October 6, 2021

Whose womb is it anyway?
Resilience might be the magic potion we need to survive the pandemic
September 1, 2021

Resilience might be the magic potion we need...
When fans become too much
August 16, 2021

When fans become too much
Of Celebrities and Mental Health
June 29, 2021

Of Celebrities and Mental Health
The insidious intent of the ‘good vibes only’ gang
June 21, 2021

The insidious intent of the ‘good vibes only’...
Crip Time: Defying normative linear time and accepting what my bodymind needs
June 9, 2021

Crip Time: Defying normative linear time and accepting...
Pandemic had not come alone. Infodemic came with it
April 22, 2021

Pandemic had not come alone. Infodemic came with...
The business of taking sides
December 3, 2020

The business of taking sides
Are we practising virtual mobocracy in the name of cancel culture?
November 24, 2020

Are we practising virtual mobocracy in the name...
The Addiction of Speculation
November 17, 2020

The Addiction of Speculation
The Death of Centrism
October 1, 2020

The Death of Centrism
An Age of Agenda
September 16, 2020

An Age of Agenda
My ‘Bloody’ Right
September 1, 2020

My ‘Bloody’ Right
Can the idea of death help us accept life?
August 13, 2020

Can the idea of death help us accept...
In a post-truth world, what is real anymore?
July 29, 2020

In a post-truth world, what is real anymore?
Throw away your ‘colour’ tinted glasses
July 14, 2020

Throw away your ‘colour’ tinted glasses
Power of Imperfection
July 8, 2020

Power of Imperfection
When our childhood heroes break our hearts
July 6, 2020

When our childhood heroes break our hearts
The importance of reimagining during the pandemic
June 16, 2020

The importance of reimagining during the pandemic
A rush to write a lazy ‘R.I.P’
May 6, 2020

A rush to write a lazy ‘R.I.P’
What’s lost when we’re too afraid to touch the world around us?
May 1, 2020

What’s lost when we’re too afraid to touch...
Of pandemic and entitlement
April 15, 2020

Of pandemic and entitlement
We never change
April 10, 2020

We never change
What is a writer’s happily ever after?
April 3, 2020

What is a writer’s happily ever after?
Why a Roman philosopher’s views on the fear of death matter as coronavirus spreads
March 27, 2020

Why a Roman philosopher’s views on the fear...
What it means to be a superhero
March 23, 2020

What it means to be a superhero
Can sportsmen be moral icons?
March 2, 2020

Can sportsmen be moral icons?
Do we need to recharge our compassion batteries?
February 20, 2020

Do we need to recharge our compassion batteries?
When we call survivors ‘heroes,’ we’re missing the full picture
February 19, 2020

When we call survivors ‘heroes,’ we’re missing the...
Are psychopaths the modern-day superheroes?
February 18, 2020

Are psychopaths the modern-day superheroes?
Daddy, should I fear my God?
February 12, 2020

Daddy, should I fear my God?
Coronavirus outbreak, and the fake news that travels to challenge your idea of rationality
February 3, 2020

Coronavirus outbreak, and the fake news that travels...
We are becoming more of a mess
January 24, 2020

We are becoming more of a mess
Your loyalty is looking for answers
January 21, 2020

Your loyalty is looking for answers
We all are running out of reasons
December 26, 2019

We all are running out of reasons
In our everyday lives, we all are spies
December 9, 2019

In our everyday lives, we all are spies
When should you unfriend someone on Facebook?
December 2, 2019

When should you unfriend someone on Facebook?
The losing relevance of protests
November 21, 2019

The losing relevance of protests
Hello, listening hurts
November 14, 2019

Hello, listening hurts
The fast-moving generation has no remedy
October 23, 2019

The fast-moving generation has no remedy
Those who want to make some noise
October 1, 2019

Those who want to make some noise
There really is no going back. Self-doubt is a constant
September 13, 2019

There really is no going back. Self-doubt is...
Saving a man from the brink of suicide. It started with an Email
September 6, 2019

Saving a man from the brink of suicide....
How imaginary friends from our childhood can continue to affect us as adults
June 20, 2019

How imaginary friends from our childhood can continue...
Fate, the unfortunate scapegoat
June 12, 2019

Fate, the unfortunate scapegoat
Is feminism killing romance?
May 20, 2019

Is feminism killing romance?
A Case for Extreme Fandom
May 14, 2019

A Case for Extreme Fandom
There is Hope
May 10, 2019

There is Hope
99% marks for the Newsfeed
May 8, 2019

99% marks for the Newsfeed
Delhi, you amaze me, and you disappoint me
April 30, 2019

Delhi, you amaze me, and you disappoint me
What’s easy, what’s hard
April 5, 2019

What’s easy, what’s hard
Why it matters that teens are reading less
April 1, 2019

Why it matters that teens are reading less
Mediocrity isn’t boring
March 13, 2019

Mediocrity isn’t boring
The meaning of saying “no”
February 19, 2019

The meaning of saying “no”
What is this thing called love?
February 7, 2019

What is this thing called love?
A lesson in sacrifice when you least expect it
February 6, 2019

A lesson in sacrifice when you least expect...
Gratitude is everything, but rarity
January 31, 2019

Gratitude is everything, but rarity
Why opposites rarely attract
January 30, 2019

Why opposites rarely attract
Why does it feel good to see someone fail?
January 11, 2019

Why does it feel good to see someone...
My 5-year-old is a consumer first, a child later
January 9, 2019

My 5-year-old is a consumer first, a child...
When you don’t know what you want from life
January 7, 2019

When you don’t know what you want from...
Oh, you have an opinion? Are you sure about that?
December 28, 2018

Oh, you have an opinion? Are you sure...
When you’re grateful, your brain becomes more charitable
December 26, 2018

When you’re grateful, your brain becomes more charitable
When the internet was switched on
December 21, 2018

When the internet was switched on
Choose one: A pair of headphones or public courtesy?
December 18, 2018

Choose one: A pair of headphones or public...
What does it mean to think and could a machine ever do it?
November 28, 2018

What does it mean to think and could...
The secret to creativity — according to science
November 22, 2018

The secret to creativity — according to science
Life’s purpose rests in our mind’s spectacular drive to extract meaning from the world
November 15, 2018

Life’s purpose rests in our mind’s spectacular drive...
Thinking Life
November 5, 2018

Thinking Life
Facts aren’t always more important than opinions: Here’s Why
November 2, 2018

Facts aren’t always more important than opinions: Here’s...
Everything is Knowledge
October 29, 2018

Everything is Knowledge
#MeToo: Don’t dilute the cause
October 17, 2018

#MeToo: Don’t dilute the cause
And there it fuels depression which is not what you think of
October 10, 2018

And there it fuels depression which is not...
It’s an everyday story. And it’s a story about closemindedness
October 9, 2018

It’s an everyday story. And it’s a story...
Are creative people more prone to psychological distress or is the ‘mad genius’ a myth?
October 8, 2018

Are creative people more prone to psychological distress...
Is it rational to trust your gut feelings? A neuroscientist explains
August 29, 2018

Is it rational to trust your gut feelings?...
The roots of depression are deeper and are around us that we don’t see
August 20, 2018

The roots of depression are deeper and are...
Where depression grows, and all hell breaks loose
August 17, 2018

Where depression grows, and all hell breaks loose
Know thyself, sooner than later
August 6, 2018

Know thyself, sooner than later
We stand divided, we fall united
July 31, 2018

We stand divided, we fall united

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