(And What Makes Them Tick) David Rowan travels the globe in search of the most exciting and pioneering […]
Category Archive: Millennials
One thing I know for sure. People will always want to change you. Even if they say that […]
The US space agency, no stranger to space or the Moon, has said ISRO “inspired us with its […]
At a very early age, we are used to sending kids to kindergarten schools when we can barely […]
If there is one thing, I can say with certainty about Paris; it is that it can be […]
Ever wanted to go out on a short day trip to the local park or to catch a […]
The state of the economy today is deeply worrying, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said, adding that “all-round […]
Causes? Maybe something drastic happened in your life such as your dog died, or perhaps something small like […]
If we know anything about ourselves, we know that we display many emotions and feelings in any given […]
Technology advancements have reached mind-boggling levels and every year we get to see new startups with innovative ideas […]
More often than not, we associate the word “No” with negativity and conflict. That is not entirely true. […]
We, the millennials, also famously known as the generation Y are a group of people who need everything […]
As we start to become more aware of who we are. Let me rephrase that. As we start […]
Clothes mean nothing until someone lives in them -Marc Jacobs Starting with this quote from Marc Jacobs, I […]
Nestled inside the Dhanmill Compound in the burgeoning designer district of Chattarpur Farms, Delhi Vintage Co is a […]
Ever felt like your days pass by too quickly without you having achieved anything? Or maybe you feel […]
As much as we all would like to save our environment and keep it alive for the new […]
On 30 August Sir Steve Smith, the Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of the University of Exeter will welcome […]
When life gives you disappointments, it can turn your world upside down. I don’t think we’re actually equipped […]
Walking in the corridor, she wondered whether he was one? Suppose someone else was out there, waiting for […]
Why we often see the great CEOs or billion dollar empire owners are always well read people? Well, […]
Title – The Winter SisterAuthor – Megan CollinsPublisher – Atria BooksGenre – Mystery/ThrillerRating – 4/5 (as a debut […]
The Embark of the Festive Season – Rakhi The second half of the year in India invites the […]
“As you start to walk on the way, the way appears.” – Rumi I use this quote a […]
I think i think , she had a million voices in her head just like swineryy , her […]
This Book Lovers Day, here are our 7 book recommendations. The Rule of One: The Power of Social […]
I think nothing would surprise me, and I pretend to be jaded but life usually springs back with something […]
Yesterday, I was reading a book on ecology, basically population organization out of my personal interest. I read […]
An impassioned defence of global immigration from the acclaimed author of Maximum City. Drawing on his family’s own experience […]
I was born in a normative Indian middle-class Family. My life was full of happiness until my teenage years, […]