Savings and investing serve different financial purposes. Savings focus on safety, liquidity, and short-term needs, while investing aims at long-term wealth creation with higher risk and returns. A balanced approach, maintaining emergency savings and investing surplus funds, helps achieve financial security, growth, and stability over time through discipline and planning.
A reflective narrative explores subtle workplace inequality through everyday assumptions, revealing how polite questions and quiet expectations shape women’s careers, choices, and opportunities in ways that often go unnoticed.
A critical reflection questions the promise of inclusive schooling in India, examining the gap between policy and classroom reality while urging parents and institutions to rethink what true inclusion actually demands.
A reflective personal essay explores the journey of unlearning old beliefs, embracing self-choice, and redefining purpose, highlighting how growth often begins by questioning convenience and choosing conviction in everyday life
A reflective journey traces the uneasy shift from small-town comfort to city independence, capturing early missteps, unexpected lessons, and how leaving home reshapes confidence, responsibility, and lifelong friendships.
A reflection on unlearning the social conditioning many girls grow up with, celebrating women who challenge expectations, redefine roles, and inspire others to claim their space with courage and conviction.
A slice-of-life vignette that observes the gentle flow of a weekday morning, revealing the unnoticed details that make up everyday domestic life.
A sociological look at denim, exploring how one fabric travelled through different historical moments and social contexts to become a familiar part of wardrobes across the world.
Theme for 2026 When I sat down to write this piece, out of plain curiosity, I googled the theme for this year’s Women’s Day. It
Somewhere between Saathiya, Dil Chahta Hai and Band Baaja Baarat, I realised old Hindi films felt warmer because faces actually moved and emoted. Imperfections made heartbreak believable and joy infectious. Today’s uniform, over-perfected aesthetic may look flawless, but when faces stop telling stories, cinema quietly loses its soul.
