Psychology

Travelling inside the four walls of home
September 3, 2020

Travelling inside the four walls of home
Marriage Anxiety in the Times of Corona
August 25, 2020

Marriage Anxiety in the Times of Corona
The Mad Writer’s Tea Party
August 24, 2020

The Mad Writer’s Tea Party
The impact of ‘silent’ farewells on our psyche
August 18, 2020

The impact of ‘silent’ farewells on our psyche
The clash between “house” and “home”
August 17, 2020

The clash between “house” and “home”
Can the idea of death help us accept life?
August 13, 2020

Can the idea of death help us accept...
Throw away your ‘colour’ tinted glasses
July 14, 2020

Throw away your ‘colour’ tinted glasses
Power of Imperfection
July 8, 2020

Power of Imperfection
The Other Side of Art
July 7, 2020

The Other Side of Art
Surviving ‘negativity bias’ during the pandemic
June 8, 2020

Surviving ‘negativity bias’ during the pandemic
The first death
June 5, 2020

The first death
Do people become more selfless as they age?
May 7, 2020

Do people become more selfless as they age?
Socializing and social distancing
April 30, 2020

Socializing and social distancing
The fashionable history of social distancing
April 16, 2020

The fashionable history of social distancing
We never change
April 10, 2020

We never change
Why a Roman philosopher’s views on the fear of death matter as coronavirus spreads
March 27, 2020

Why a Roman philosopher’s views on the fear...
What it means to be a superhero
March 23, 2020

What it means to be a superhero
Boys played well
March 18, 2020

Boys played well
Autobot and the perplexing future
March 13, 2020

Autobot and the perplexing future
Can sportsmen be moral icons?
March 2, 2020

Can sportsmen be moral icons?
As a non-runner, I now run 14 KM. My mind tried to stop me though
February 24, 2020

As a non-runner, I now run 14 KM....
Do we need to recharge our compassion batteries?
February 20, 2020

Do we need to recharge our compassion batteries?
When we call survivors ‘heroes,’ we’re missing the full picture
February 19, 2020

When we call survivors ‘heroes,’ we’re missing the...
Are psychopaths the modern-day superheroes?
February 18, 2020

Are psychopaths the modern-day superheroes?
We need cinema now more than ever that the fringe won’t like
February 17, 2020

We need cinema now more than ever that...
Reflections on cinema and the fringe
January 29, 2020

Reflections on cinema and the fringe
We are becoming more of a mess
January 24, 2020

We are becoming more of a mess
Is your smartphone making you shy?
January 22, 2020

Is your smartphone making you shy?
A life sheltered can’t help one grow
January 20, 2020

A life sheltered can’t help one grow
The unknown connection of a teacher with pop culture
January 17, 2020

The unknown connection of a teacher with pop...
Save me from my Reflection
January 16, 2020

Save me from my Reflection
People are increasingly interrupted at work, but it’s not all bad
January 9, 2020

People are increasingly interrupted at work, but it’s...
Every sigh you make
January 6, 2020

Every sigh you make
Living in the Gangsterocracy
December 31, 2019

Living in the Gangsterocracy
Killing me slowly
December 27, 2019

Killing me slowly
We all are running out of reasons
December 26, 2019

We all are running out of reasons
What’s behind phantom cellphone buzzes?
December 11, 2019

What’s behind phantom cellphone buzzes?
Between the Lines
December 10, 2019

Between the Lines
In our everyday lives, we all are spies
December 9, 2019

In our everyday lives, we all are spies
When should you unfriend someone on Facebook?
December 2, 2019

When should you unfriend someone on Facebook?
The luxury for millennials and the pain for their parents
November 28, 2019

The luxury for millennials and the pain for...
Hello, listening hurts
November 14, 2019

Hello, listening hurts
The bizarre social history of beds
November 5, 2019

The bizarre social history of beds
I lost a lot in the process of finding myself
November 4, 2019

I lost a lot in the process of...
The not-so-obvious issues with remote working
November 1, 2019

The not-so-obvious issues with remote working
All eyes on me. I have a personality disorder
October 30, 2019

All eyes on me. I have a personality...
The burnout is drying us
October 10, 2019

The burnout is drying us
Those who want to make some noise
October 1, 2019

Those who want to make some noise
Sunflowers in my vase
September 27, 2019

Sunflowers in my vase
I was an overachieving geek. It ruined me
September 20, 2019

I was an overachieving geek. It ruined me
There really is no going back. Self-doubt is a constant
September 13, 2019

There really is no going back. Self-doubt is...
What I wish I could have told that girl on Delhi Metro who thought she will get bored while Traveling Solo
September 9, 2019

What I wish I could have told that...
More people than ever before are single – and that’s a good thing
July 31, 2019

More people than ever before are single –...
What makes a good friend?
July 18, 2019

What makes a good friend?
How learning to ride the scooter is curing my anxious mind
July 15, 2019

How learning to ride the scooter is curing...
It’s not depression. It’s your crappy friends
July 12, 2019

It’s not depression. It’s your crappy friends
Tolerating distraction
July 11, 2019

Tolerating distraction
Friendship, in the Times of Networking
June 21, 2019

Friendship, in the Times of Networking
How imaginary friends from our childhood can continue to affect us as adults
June 20, 2019

How imaginary friends from our childhood can continue...
Is marriage the culmination of love?
June 17, 2019

Is marriage the culmination of love?
It was the joy of missing out
June 14, 2019

It was the joy of missing out
Millennial bashing in medieval times
June 13, 2019

Millennial bashing in medieval times
The society’s thousand reasons to fail the depressed
May 27, 2019

The society’s thousand reasons to fail the depressed
Have we become too busy to live?
May 24, 2019

Have we become too busy to live?
Is feminism killing romance?
May 20, 2019

Is feminism killing romance?
The moment of acceptance
May 16, 2019

The moment of acceptance
A Case for Extreme Fandom
May 14, 2019

A Case for Extreme Fandom
What is it like to be a childfree woman in India
May 13, 2019

What is it like to be a childfree...
There is Hope
May 10, 2019

There is Hope
The gaming that changed me dramatically
May 9, 2019

The gaming that changed me dramatically
99% marks for the Newsfeed
May 8, 2019

99% marks for the Newsfeed
What a typical anxiety attack does to me
May 7, 2019

What a typical anxiety attack does to me
The city that I lose and find
May 3, 2019

The city that I lose and find
Love and the anxiety
May 2, 2019

Love and the anxiety
The fine line between unhealthy stalking and genuine emotion
May 1, 2019

The fine line between unhealthy stalking and genuine...
The Demogorgons of Love
April 24, 2019

The Demogorgons of Love
Is love losing its soul in the digital age?
April 9, 2019

Is love losing its soul in the digital...
I was wandering. I wasn’t lost. While I was working
April 8, 2019

I was wandering. I wasn’t lost. While I...
What’s easy, what’s hard
April 5, 2019

What’s easy, what’s hard
And I ended up becoming a digital nomad
April 2, 2019

And I ended up becoming a digital nomad
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