~ Jiah Bhutani Following a year’s delay, the Tokyo Summer Olympics are now in motion. All over the world’s best athletes are gathered together to thrive on the battlefield with
~ PRAKRITI PRAKASH Mid-July of 2021 saw headlines getting filled with controversy regarding the Pegasus spyware which is being used to target leading journalists, opposition members, and activists in 40
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~ Samridhi Prakash The Concept of Work-Life Balance “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” We all have heard this phrase at least once, encouraging us to
~ Yashika Sehgal and Saakshi Sharma In today’s times, it is very difficult to find a person who does not have a social media profile. Our usage of mobile phones
~ Manika Creativity takes courage – Henri Matisse To succeed in life and to stand out and rise from above, one needs to be courageous. Creativity takes courage to try
~ Raunak Ranjan & Prakriti Prakash Sleep has been described as a naturally occurring phenomenon by which an individual is able to revitalise his body, mind and soul. Scientifically speaking,
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