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Success and subjective accomplishments see a number of obstacles on the way. But for someone determined to do good in whatever matters to them, technical challenges are actually blessings in disguise because they make us better and better. But what is harder to deal with is the knowledge that there are breathing people who might... Continue Reading →
Social media sees endless amount of content with regard to ‘utilizing quarantine time’ to ‘make ourselves better’ every single day. With pretty much the entire world locked down, the internet is taken so much for granted that every second we have a load of new content providing suggestions to make the best use of this... Continue Reading →
When I first got my tattoo, a few people were quite discontented about my ‘fandom’ of Game of Thrones. Getting a permanent tattoo over a series that might well be forgotten next year is definitely going too far. No matter how much I love it, there will always be another that will surpass it someday.... Continue Reading →
How to be a better writer? It’s a question I get asked often. I have done a reasonable amount of professional content writing for over a decade years now, but one can never be sure of being a great writer because of the dynamics of the field, especially now with the advent of AI and... Continue Reading →
This is a video presentation made as a part of a greater research in October 2018. TRF produced a report enlisting the 'Most dangerous countries for women', where India topped the list last year. The concerned research is an attempt to validate why the list is a rather questionable one. The contents of the video... Continue Reading →
In February 2019, the Mastakabhisheka at Dharmasthala revealed details about the 39 feet Bahubali statue's installation. Central to this journey was Shekhar, the driver of the Mangatram trolley. Despite challenges, he successfully navigated tight spaces, impressing Dr. D Veerendra Heggade. Shekhar, a courageous, yet unremembered hero, played a vital role in this feat.
The anointment ceremony at Dharmasthala, though completed, left a profound sense of gratitude and void for the author. The event highlighted religion's role in unifying diverse communities and underscored Jainism's values. It showcased how spirituality can adapt to modernity, affirming that collective efforts shape India's social fabric significantly.