Shikha, an engineering graduate, dedicated her life to villagers in Jharkhand through her venture Neev, employing rural women and supporting education. Facing reduced sales, she refused donations, instead requesting friends to try her organic handmade products and leave reviews—an inspiring display of dignity, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit.
Metro housing has become unaffordable for most young professionals, with skyrocketing prices and stagnant salary growth. A ₹2.5 crore flat now requires a ₹1.5 lakh EMI—feasible only for top earners. Solutions include job creation in Tier-2 cities, promoting remote work, and improving transit systems to nearby affordable towns.
In his 200th Thursday story-letter, the author reflects on starting in 2021 to practice storytelling through real-life experiences. What began as a small goal turned into a weekly ritual, fueled by reader love and personal commitment. The journey taught discipline, built confidence, and proved that consistent effort—week by week—can lead to remarkable milestones.
A February morning in Delhi brought together clear skies, blooming tulips at Chanakyapuri, and peaceful moments at Nehru Park. Our trekking group soaked in nature’s colors, laughter, and serenity—all free of cost. A reminder to embrace the simple joys of spring with friends and nature. Truly, खूब जमेगा रंग जब मिल बैठेंगे तीन यार – कुदरत, दोस्त और आप!
Health trends are everywhere, but lasting change needs more than a burst of motivation. I joined a gym not to chase abs, but strength. The key? Survive past the first month. My goal for months 2–3 was simply showing up consistently. With mentors and a routine, fitness became a lifestyle. What’s your routine?
In a sharp contrast, a 5-star sustainability event used disposable items while preaching eco-consciousness, exposing a gap between words and actions. Meanwhile, the Gurgaon Walkers trekking group practiced true sustainability by using reusable steel utensils. Their small, thoughtful actions inspired a new rule—no disposables on treks. The message: real change begins with everyday habits.
The true worth of a person is not defined by job offers or material assets, but by the value others place on you.
Like an antique watch, your worth depends on the right place and perspective. Remember, YOU are worth your weight in gold!
I met Mr. Vivek Atray, a distinguished author and former IAS officer, who runs an IAS coaching academy, delivers keynote talks, mentors students, and organizes events.
His mantra: “It’s all in the mind,” shows that successful people make the most of every moment.
Listening to Prof. Krishnamurthy V Subramanian, I was inspired by his conviction about India’s rise as an economic superpower.
With India set to become a $55 trillion economy by 2047, it’s time to dream big, plan big, and execute big.
I recently spoke to new HR managers about personal branding, focusing on vision, visibility, and trust.
We emphasized the importance of consistent content creation, not just browsing or resharing.
Consistency is key to building a personal brand. Are you ready?
