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Why Your Phone Has Become Your Morning Ritual

Written by, Oct. 25 -- Akshita Pandey, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das In many cases, the very first relationship that one enters into when they wake up is not with themselves, not with their family, not ... Read More


Why Home Is Becoming Increasingly Psychological Rather Than Physical

Written by, Oct. 21 -- Akshita Pandey, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das There is definitely something melancholic about going back somewhere you once called your own and realising that things are not quite... Read More


The Vigilance Tax: Psychological Cost of an Unsafe World

Written by, Oct. 20 -- Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das Nirbhaya. The fearless one. Nearly 14 years ago, when the details of the case were made known to the public, Indians took to the street to express th... Read More


The Empty Dinner Table: The Psychology Behind the Disappearance of Family Meals

Written by, Oct. 18 -- Akshita Pandey, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das At 8 p.m., the dining table is set. There is food in the kitchen, four people in the house, and yet nobody is sitting down together. ... Read More


Why Losing Women Is a Business Risk, Not Just a Gender Issue

Written by, Oct. 12 -- Akshita Pandey, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das Equality, empowerment, and opportunities have been the key concerns for several decades when talking about women in the workplace. Ho... Read More


The 2026 Bug Fix: Permission to Be Imperfect

Written by, Sept. 25 -- Niveedite Thombare, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das Modern life has created an unusual contradiction: technology is becoming increasingly intelligent, while human beings are increa... Read More


The Habit Problem: What Stalls Sustainability

Written by, Sept. 23 -- Nivedeeta Thombare, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das Kodak invented one of the first digital cameras, but it was too focused on the traditional way of doing things. It was not Kodak... Read More


Are We Losing The Ability To Be Alone With Ourselves?

Written by, Sept. 21 -- Akshita Pandey, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das An employee on his way home stops to cross the road and instinctively reaches out for his phone without even realising it as the tra... Read More


Single, Not Lonely: Rethinking Singlehood in India

Written by, Sept. 16 -- Akshita Pandey, Muskan Shah, Moitrayee Das In India, one's marital status is not generally seen as a private matter. Whether a person's marital status affects their perception... Read More


When Care Becomes Controversial: The Complex Politics of Menstrual Leave

Written by, Aug. 17 -- Akshita Pandey, Moitrayee Das Even when a woman hunches over in pain on her desk at the office, she is expected to reply to all emails with a smile. She is expected to be produ... Read More