I’m Nidhi, a graduate in Multimedia and Mass Communication from Indraprastha College for Women. For as long as I can remember, I’ve had an unsettling discomfort with things that most people seem to accept without question. Traditions, beliefs, social patterns—we’re taught to carry them forward, but rarely are we encouraged to pause and ask why. That discomfort grew into a quiet defiance, and that defiance found its voice in writing. I don’t write just to inform or express. I write to disturb what needs disturbing. To challenge inherited norms that have never been held up to the light of logic. To question the systems that shape us, especially when they’re built on silence, convenience, or fear. Writing, for me, is not a tool—it’s a responsibility. Whether it's a sentence that unsettles, a question that lingers, or a truth that feels like a crack in the wall—I want my words to shift something. If even one idea I write makes someone stop, reflect, or unlearn, then I know I’ve moved the needle. That’s the change I’m here for. And I believe every story, every silence, every illusion deserves to be questioned.
I’m Nidhi, a graduate in Multimedia and Mass Communication from Indraprastha College for Women. For as long as I can remember, I’ve had an unsettling discomfort with things that most people seem to accept without question. Traditions, beliefs, social patterns—we’re taught to carry them forward, but rarely are we encouraged to pause and ask why. That discomfort grew into a quiet defiance, and that defiance found its voice in writing. I don’t write just to inform or express. I write to disturb what needs disturbing. To challenge inherited norms that have never been held up to the light of logic. To question the systems that shape us, especially when they’re built on silence, convenience, or fear. Writing, for me, is not a tool—it’s a responsibility. Whether it's a sentence that unsettles, a question that lingers, or a truth that feels like a crack in the wall—I want my words to shift something. If even one idea I write makes someone stop, reflect, or unlearn, then I know I’ve moved the needle. That’s the change I’m here for. And I believe every story, every silence, every illusion deserves to be questioned.
By Nidhi
Chanakya, the master strategist, knew how to handle manipulators long before we gave them modern names. This article reveals his timeless tactics to protect your mind, guard your secrets, and outsmart manipulative people without drama. From observing their true motives to guarding your emotions and exiting quietly, you’ll learn how to win with dignity. Stay calm, stay wise, and defeat toxic tactics the Chanakya way — with your peace and confidence intact.
Chanakya, the master strategist, knew how to handle manipulators long before we gave them modern names. This article reveals his timeless tactics to protect your mind, guard your secrets, and outsmart manipulative people without drama. From observing their true motives to guarding your emotions and exiting quietly, you’ll learn how to win with dignity. Stay calm, stay wise, and defeat toxic tactics the Chanakya way — with your peace and confidence intact.
By Nidhi
When someone you love hurts you, does the Bhagavad Gita tell you to forgive, stay, detach — or walk away? This article uncovers what the Gita really says about loving people who cause you pain. It explores the balance between compassion and detachment, why your dharma must come before unhealthy bonds, and how Krishna’s timeless teachings guide you to protect your peace without closing your heart. Learn how the Gita’s wisdom helps you let go with grace — and love yourself enough to choose what uplifts your soul.
When someone you love hurts you, does the Bhagavad Gita tell you to forgive, stay, detach — or walk away? This article uncovers what the Gita really says about loving people who cause you pain. It explores the balance between compassion and detachment, why your dharma must come before unhealthy bonds, and how Krishna’s timeless teachings guide you to protect your peace without closing your heart. Learn how the Gita’s wisdom helps you let go with grace — and love yourself enough to choose what uplifts your soul.
By Nidhi
Most people know about Sawan Somvar fasts, but few realise that the entire month of Shravan is meant to be a daily conversation with Lord Shiva. This article explores why Sawan is the holiest month for Shiva devotees, the deeper meaning behind daily fasting, Bilva Patra offerings, Rudrabhishek, Kanwar Yatra, and the spiritual benefits of surrendering your ‘inner poison’ to the Neelkanth. Discover how Sawan transforms simple rituals into a powerful 30-day journey of cleansing, devotion, and self-realisation.
Most people know about Sawan Somvar fasts, but few realise that the entire month of Shravan is meant to be a daily conversation with Lord Shiva. This article explores why Sawan is the holiest month for Shiva devotees, the deeper meaning behind daily fasting, Bilva Patra offerings, Rudrabhishek, Kanwar Yatra, and the spiritual benefits of surrendering your ‘inner poison’ to the Neelkanth. Discover how Sawan transforms simple rituals into a powerful 30-day journey of cleansing, devotion, and self-realisation.
By Nidhi
In a world full of noise, the Bhagavad Gita reminds us that the most powerful prayers are spoken in silence. This article explores how the Gita teaches that no true prayer — once offered sincerely and without selfish desire — is ever wasted. Discover the meaning of sankalpa (pure intention), the witness within, and why your silent prayers shape your path long after they’re spoken. Learn why, according to Krishna’s timeless wisdom, the quietest words of your heart are never left behind.
In a world full of noise, the Bhagavad Gita reminds us that the most powerful prayers are spoken in silence. This article explores how the Gita teaches that no true prayer — once offered sincerely and without selfish desire — is ever wasted. Discover the meaning of sankalpa (pure intention), the witness within, and why your silent prayers shape your path long after they’re spoken. Learn why, according to Krishna’s timeless wisdom, the quietest words of your heart are never left behind.
By Nidhi
When your heart breaks, the Bhagavad Gita reminds you: losing someone can save you from losing yourself. This piece explores how Krishna’s timeless wisdom shows that walking away from what wounds your soul is not betrayal — but an act of dharma. Discover why some endings protect your purpose more than holding on ever will, and how to find the courage to choose your path when love demands your surrender.
When your heart breaks, the Bhagavad Gita reminds you: losing someone can save you from losing yourself. This piece explores how Krishna’s timeless wisdom shows that walking away from what wounds your soul is not betrayal — but an act of dharma. Discover why some endings protect your purpose more than holding on ever will, and how to find the courage to choose your path when love demands your surrender.
By Nidhi
Most people don’t just decide to die — they show us, again and again, what they’re feeling inside. Studies reveal that 80% of suicides come with clear warning signs: subtle clues, changed behavior, quiet goodbyes. So why do we keep missing them? This article uncovers the real signs you should watch for, the latest research on why they’re ignored, and what you can do today to truly see — and maybe save — someone you love.
Most people don’t just decide to die — they show us, again and again, what they’re feeling inside. Studies reveal that 80% of suicides come with clear warning signs: subtle clues, changed behavior, quiet goodbyes. So why do we keep missing them? This article uncovers the real signs you should watch for, the latest research on why they’re ignored, and what you can do today to truly see — and maybe save — someone you love.
By Nidhi
When the people you love the most don’t understand you, it can feel like betrayal — but the Bhagavad Gita shows you how to stand firm in your truth without turning bitter. This article breaks down timeless Gita lessons on holding your path, letting go of resentment, staying calm under judgment, and loving your family even when they can’t see who you really are.
When the people you love the most don’t understand you, it can feel like betrayal — but the Bhagavad Gita shows you how to stand firm in your truth without turning bitter. This article breaks down timeless Gita lessons on holding your path, letting go of resentment, staying calm under judgment, and loving your family even when they can’t see who you really are.
By Nidhi
Every year, Lord Jagannath does what few gods do — He leaves His grand temple in Puri and rides out among the people on a massive chariot. This ancient Rath Yatra is not just a ritual; it’s a living lesson that breaks barriers of caste, class, and closed doors. In this article, discover what this bold festival really teaches us about equality, impermanence, community, and why true divinity refuses to stay locked away.
Every year, Lord Jagannath does what few gods do — He leaves His grand temple in Puri and rides out among the people on a massive chariot. This ancient Rath Yatra is not just a ritual; it’s a living lesson that breaks barriers of caste, class, and closed doors. In this article, discover what this bold festival really teaches us about equality, impermanence, community, and why true divinity refuses to stay locked away.
By Nidhi
The Bhagavad Gita, often quoted in temples and classrooms, was never meant to be soft. It was delivered on the edge of war—when Arjuna broke down, and men stood moments away from death. This wasn’t a calm sermon. It was a spiritual explosion. In this article, we explore why Krishna chose the battlefield—not a temple—to reveal the highest truth, and what it means for us when our own lives feel like warzones.
The Bhagavad Gita, often quoted in temples and classrooms, was never meant to be soft. It was delivered on the edge of war—when Arjuna broke down, and men stood moments away from death. This wasn’t a calm sermon. It was a spiritual explosion. In this article, we explore why Krishna chose the battlefield—not a temple—to reveal the highest truth, and what it means for us when our own lives feel like warzones.
By Nidhi
The Bhagavad Gita, often quoted in temples and classrooms, was never meant to be soft. It was delivered on the edge of war—when Arjuna broke down, and men stood moments away from death. This wasn’t a calm sermon. It was a spiritual explosion. In this article, we explore why Krishna chose the battlefield—not a temple—to reveal the highest truth, and what it means for us when our own lives feel like warzones.
The Bhagavad Gita, often quoted in temples and classrooms, was never meant to be soft. It was delivered on the edge of war—when Arjuna broke down, and men stood moments away from death. This wasn’t a calm sermon. It was a spiritual explosion. In this article, we explore why Krishna chose the battlefield—not a temple—to reveal the highest truth, and what it means for us when our own lives feel like warzones.
By Mandvi Singh
By Mandvi Singh
By Mandvi Singh
By Mandvi Singh
By Riya Kumari
By Durga Dwivedi
By Durga Dwivedi
