We are just numbers.

When people wonder why Indians are a low trust society, grabbing for self/family, it's the complete lack of systems or support, or rule of law. Remember, covid with hoarding of O2 cylinders/meds? We see it every day on overcrowded trains, roads, malls. Expendable. On your own.

Tv channels have content for a year. Move over stampede counts, local train deaths etc. Sonam is next big thing to juice out with ghoulish excitement.

Let them all be safe. Somehow, let them be safe.

Sharing photos of the deceased from the crash with long emotional captions is not showing empathy. It's exploiting grief for social media performance. You don’t need to share the last selfies of the deceased. You don’t need to write emotional captions about strangers you never

What have we done to deserve the bevy of leaders we have now across the world.

rapping does not just belong to america. India has it's own indigenous rap culture of folk music. this is sapakhru from gujarat, india. 🇮🇳

Everything we achieve is on the back of those who came before. I've been so lucky to have had some stellar mentors, so happy to pay it forward. I hope I can help some bright young women although I've a feeling it's going to be just the opposite. They're going to energize me!

A nation in which cutting corners and taking shortcuts in almost every activity is regarded as a sign of getting ahead will surely never develop a work ethos that demands pride in exacting design and construction and human safety as non negotiable standards.

A 5-month-old puppy saved 67 people from a devastating landslide in India. This is Rocky. In the early hours of June 30th, he was sleeping on the ground floor of his home in Siyathi village as torrential rains poured down outside. Rocky woke up, began barking, and got the

Baby's initial giggles while watching Mom clean transform into her joyful tears.

Here’s something to know about working through codependence: It starts with letting go of the need to control. It’s about trusting that others can handle their emotions and that you can handle yours.

Brain at 3 AM: I can see you're trying to sleep, so I would like to offer you a selection of every memory, unresolved issue, or things you should have said or done today as well in the past 30 years.

DHADAK 2 really worked for me. It's a brave and clutter-breaking Bollywood film in isolation, but more importantly, an intuitive Hindi remake. Review: hollywoodreporterindia.com/reviews/theatr…

As far as mainstream hindi films are concerened, #Dhadak2 is handsdown the bravest film of the decade. Tight, gripping, with a nail-biting, goosebumps inducing second half and climax! Go for the big screen and you’d know!

Shazia Iqbal’s #Dhadak2 (#SiddhantChaturvedi, #TriptiDimrii) is a solid, well-acted story about a Dalit youth who learns to assert himself This remake of #MariSelvaraj’s ‘Pariyerum Perumal’ has a love story, a gender angle...  galattaplus.com/shazia-iqbals-…

Absolutely 𝗡𝗼 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗲 taken by Siraj to make this video! 😎 #TeamIndia | #ENGvIND | Mohammed Siraj | Arshdeep Singh

Like everything ⁦John Burn-Murdoch⁩ makes, this chart is amazing. The sharp decline in conscientiousness and rise in neuroticism among young people is astonishing. But also of note: literally every age group has gotten less extroverted in the age of the smartphone

This front page of Mumbai Mirror should haunt every Mumbaikar. It shows a mirror to our face that all that Coastal Setu Metro counts for nothing. Spirit of Mumbai is the boulder we keep pushing uphill.