Mid-20s lesson: middle-class guys know struggle, responsibility, and how to build a real life. Give them trust, they’ll give you the world.

When Irfan khan spoke.... It was a life lesson in every word...

Never apologize for being obsessed. Read all day. Work all night. Run for hours. Lose track of time. Be everywhere, yet a ghost. Turn off the world and create your own. Let your craft consume you—positive obsession is a gift in disguise.

What if an IIM (say A/B/C/K/L/I) launches a management programme for UPSC aspirants who’ve written Mains? A bridge to transition from aspirant to job-ready, with placements in policy, consulting & corporates. It’d be a real game-changer!

I consider Prof. Himanshu Rai Himanshu Rai my guru. Though he has never taught me personally, his words & speeches continue to inspire me. 3 lessons I’ve learned from him: - Be punctual - Be versatile - Be passionate Grateful to all who shape lives. Happy Teachers day.

Have you ever attended a class that feels unbearable ?? I did it yesterday and it's really frustrating....

Skincare routine was already tough enough for boys… and now they expect us to follow a full haircare routine too.

A teacher is someone who guides you through tough times, shows light in the darkness, and holds your hand along the way. For me, that teacher is Shrinkhala Maurya dii - the one who guides me whenever I’m in doubt or facing difficulties. Thank you, dii, for being a guide, in my life

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One of my cousins will soon be leaving to study at a foreign university. I’m truly happy for her, but at the same time, disheartened knowing I won’t get to irritate her anymore. It’s always frustrating to see the people we love move away, for whatever reason.

If you never fail, you’ll never truly succeed. To understand life, you must first experience it.

Bhai... Giving really serious advice....😐

You know the biggest heartbreak.. it's not losing someone ...it's losing yourself in a room full of question papers ...

A few days ago, I decided to read a Hindi novel… and I zeroed in on Premchand’s Gaban. The story felt so real — corruption, desires & betrayal woven in a way that was truly captivating. My first Hindi novel, and I absolutely loved it!

This habit of not picking up calls is surely going to wreak havoc on me sooner or later…