Life in All Its Colors
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If AI Were Going to End the World, It Would Have By Now
AI ending humanity by 2030 is a growing fear. But is it realistic? A personal look at AI risks, human responsibility, and why I believe we should question the doomsday predictions.
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Where Did Our Conscience Go? The Police Too?
When the innocent are beaten in the name of law and order, it raises a deeper question about police accountability and how citizens are treated.
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Loneliness Is Not Being Alone; It Is the Feeling of Being Lost
Loneliness is not simply the absence of people. You can be surrounded by many and still feel lost. It is a feeling of having no one to care for you or no one who truly needs you
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I Wonder: Is Motherhood Hereditary? What I Inherited From My Mother
Motherhood has made me look at my own mother differently. I often wonder how much of the way I mother today comes from what I watched, learned, and inherited from her.
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Nursery Rhymes I Feel Uncomfortable Teaching My Baby
grew up singing nursery rhymes without questioning their meaning. But as a mother, I now think twice about the messages some of these familiar songs may carry.
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I Think I’m a Good Questioner.
I wasn’t always someone who asked questions. Growing up shy, I often stayed silent even when something didn’t feel right. Looking back, I realized how much I had missed by not speaking up. In this personal reflection, I explore why asking better questions has transformed my life, improved my communication, and become one of the…
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Why Arijit Singh Stands Apart from the Rest
Many singers have beautiful voices, but very few combine extraordinary talent with genuine humility and the courage to stand by their convictions. Here’s why Arijit Singh continues to inspire me—not just through his songs, but through the person he appears to be.
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The Teachers I Never Forgot
Some teachers leave with a goodbye. Others stay with us forever. From a goodbye kiss in kindergarten to words that broke my confidence and a professor who changed my life, this is a deeply personal journey through the teachers who shaped me, reminding us that children never forget how a teacher made them feel.
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What Gen Z Taught Us Today
This opinion piece reflects on the Jantar Mantar protest and what it revealed about India’s young generation. From resilience and unity to courage and hope, it is a personal account of why the movement restored my faith in democracy and the future of India.
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It Takes a Lot to Be Sanju Samson
India has no shortage of cricketing talent, but talent alone does not guarantee opportunities. This opinion piece reflects on Sanju Samson’s journey, his patience, the controversies surrounding his selection, and why merit should remain the foundation of Indian cricket.