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An Indian female professional confidently addressing her team during a meeting, representing women overcoming bias in Indian organizations.
Opinion

Is Corporate India Still An "All-Boys Club"?

An easy-to-read, fact-backed post on silent gender biases in Indian offices, double standards, and the positive changes shaking up traditional teams.

Sakshi Bhambhani

4 min read0 viewsOct 30, 2026

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Travel

7 Days In Vietnam Without Rushing: The Only Itinerary You’ll Ever Need

Explore Sapa, Hanoi, and Da Nang in 7 days! Real tips, simple routes, and must-see spots for an easy, unforgettable trip. Read the guide!

Sakshi Bhambhani

6 min read4 viewsOct 29, 2026

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Journalism

When Justice Becomes a Gender Contest

Why does gender divide our response to crime? Exploring empathy, social identity and the fight for justice.

Apurva Sonawane

11 min read6 viewsOct 26, 2026

A girl sitting quietly near a window, thinking about life and learning to appreciate herself.
Lifestyle

The Day I Stopped Comparing My Life to Others

Sometimes, we become so busy comparing our lives with others that we forget to appreciate our own journey. This is a story about a student who learns that everyone has a different path and a different goal and that life becomes more peaceful when we stop comparing ourselves to others and start enjoying every moment of our lives.

Supriya Singh

3 min read5 viewsOct 26, 2026

A group of Police probationers of 2023 batch called on the President, Smt Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan, on September 30, 2024. (PIB Photo)
Opinion

Police Reforms Remain a Far Cry in India

Nearly eight decades after Independence, India's police still run on an 1861 colonial law, written to make the force 'politically useful' to British rulers.

Ch. Narendra

8 min read81 viewsOct 25, 2026

An robotic hand holds a pen over an open journal on a cluttered wooden desk. Scattered papers, crumpled sheets, deks lamp, and a potrait of Plato surrounding it.
Opinion

“Let Me Just Check With AI First”

AI tools promise to make writing easier. So why did they make me feel like I wasn’t good enough to write anymore?

Kedah Khairunnisa

8 min read9 viewsOct 18, 2026

Sad corporate coping with workplace stress and job insecurity after involuntary resignation tactics from organization
Health

That Nauseating Call: What To Do When They Ask You To Resign?

Forced to resign involuntarily? Discover how to protect your mental health, navigate Indian labor laws and severance claims, and rebuild your self-worth.

Sakshi Bhambhani

7 min read8 viewsOct 18, 2026

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Politics

Is My Name on the List? How Young Indians Are Shaping the SIR Debate

From protests at Jantar Mantar to enrolment drives on campus, young Indians are at the centre of the SIR debate. Here is what is driving them.

ThePaper

5 min read5 viewsOct 17, 2026

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Finance

Own a Building in Pieces? Inside India’s Property Tokenisation Push

Tokenisation could let you own a slice of a building. Here’s how SM REITs, GIFT City and RBI pilots work, and what investors should check first.

ThePaper

6 min read2 viewsOct 17, 2026

Illustration of an AI agent connected to everyday tasks, with an approval prompt asking the user to approve or deny a ₹2,450 UPI payment.
AI

Your AI Assistant Can Now Act on Its Own. Who Is in Control?

AI agents can now shop, pay and book for you. Here’s how India is preparing for agentic AI, the risks involved, and how to stay in control.

ThePaper

5 min read6 viewsOct 17, 2026

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Technology

“You Are Under Digital Arrest”: Inside India’s ₹4,000-Crore Scam

Fake police, forged court orders and video calls that last for days. Here’s how the scam works, and how to protect your family.

ThePaper

6 min read5 viewsOct 16, 2026