HomeAnkita RaiGENERALAnkita RaiGENERALLatest from AuthorObscene Videos Go Viral, Artists Get Banned : What Kind of Democracy Are We Becoming?Ankita RaiMon, 02 Jun 2025In today’s India, comedians and creators are penalized for satire, while questionable actions by political leaders often escape serious scrutiny. The contrast between the banning of India’s Got Latent and the viral video of a party leader engaging in inappropriate behavior reveals a troubling double standard. Morality seems selectively enforced—aimed at independent voices, not those in power. When art is censored but real misconduct is downplayed, the foundations of democracy weaken. It raises a pressing question: are we defending cultural values or simply protecting the privileged from accountability?Your Screen Addiction Was Already Explained in the Upanishads!Ankita RaiMon, 02 Jun 2025Though screen addiction seems like a modern issue, the Upanishads addressed similar struggles centuries ago. These ancient teachings reveal how the restless mind is easily drawn to sensory distractions, much like today’s screen habits. Instead of rejecting technology, the Upanishads encourage mastering the mind through practices like meditation, awareness, and detachment. They emphasize that lasting calm comes from within, not external stimuli. By embracing these timeless lessons, we can regain control over our attention and transform mindless scrolling into conscious, intentional use.Meet the World’s 5 Most Powerful Leaders!Ankita RaiFri, 30 May 2025In 2025, global politics is shaped by powerful leaders from diverse nations. Narendra Modi leads India into a third term with strong public support and bold reforms. Claudia Sheinbaum breaks barriers as Mexico’s first female president, promoting sustainability and equity. Donald Trump returns as U.S. President, reshaping global diplomacy. Vladimir Putin begins a fifth term in Russia, reinforcing nationalistic policies. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping remains a central figure in global power dynamics, emphasizing China’s strategic rise. These leaders define the political landscape, each steering their nations through a rapidly changing world.We Pray to Animals And Then Wear Their Skin, Only in India?Ankita RaiThu, 29 May 2025India reveres animals as sacred, from worshipping snakes and cows to venerating elephants and monkeys in mythology. Yet, it simultaneously profits from their exploitation using their skins for fashion and industry. The piece explores the stark contradiction between spiritual devotion and commercial practices, touching on the leather trade, caste dynamics, and a growing ethical consciousness. As traditions persist, a slow shift toward cruelty-free alternatives and compassionate choices is gaining ground. It raises a deeper question: can true devotion exist without ethical consistency? And can India align its spiritual values with modern compassion?You’re Losing Money If You’re Buying This Type of Gold!Ankita RaiMon, 26 May 2025Many Indians consider gold a safe investment, but buying the wrong type—especially jewelry—can silently drain your wealth. With high making charges, zero returns, and poor resale value, gold jewelry is more emotional than financial. Idle gold loses value over time due to inflation, while digital and physical coins come with hidden costs. Smarter options like Sovereign Gold Bonds and Gold ETFs offer better returns, tax benefits, and convenience. This article explores why tradition shouldn’t dictate your investment strategy—and how choosing the right gold can actually grow your money, not shrink it.Is Asim Munir the New 'King'? Imran Khan Believes So And He's Not Happy!Ankita RaiSun, 25 May 2025Former Prime Minister Imran Khan, currently jailed, has sharply criticized Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir, suggesting he might as well declare himself “king” following reports of Munir’s promotion to Field Marshal. Khan's remark highlights the growing dominance of the military in Pakistani politics, a trend critics say has intensified under Munir’s leadership. Their longstanding feud traces back to Munir’s brief tenure as ISI chief. As civilian institutions weaken and PTI faces crackdowns, Khan’s comment underscores fears of creeping autocracy in a nation where military influence increasingly overshadows democracy.Choosing You Isn’t Selfish It’s Survival: 8 Guilt-Free Ways to BeginAnkita RaiSat, 24 May 2025Choosing yourself isn’t selfish it’s a vital act of emotional survival. In a world that often rewards self-sacrifice, many struggle with guilt for setting boundaries or prioritizing their well-being. The piece offers eight practical, guilt-free ways to start putting yourself first, from saying no without apology to resting without needing to earn it. It encourages a shift from people-pleasing to self-respect, reminding readers that honoring personal needs is not neglect but a form of strength. Choosing you isn’t indulgence—it’s the foundation for a healthier, more authentic life.Latest StoriesNew City, New Chaos: The Untold Struggles of a Student on the MoveAbhijit DasTue, 03 Jun 2025This emotionally charged article explores the hidden struggles of students who move to new cities for education. Beyond the glamour of independence lies a reality filled with cultural shock, financial stress, loneliness, and mental health challenges. Through powerful facts, relatable insights, and strong arguments, the piece highlights the urgent need for social reform in how institutions, families, and society support these young individuals. It’s a call to acknowledge their silent battles and build a more empathetic, inclusive, and student-friendly ecosystem.Not Just a Pretty Face: Why Everyone’s Talking About Miss World 2025!Ankita RaiMon, 02 Jun 2025With her elegance, intelligence, and genuineness, Opal Suchata Chuangsri, who won the title of Miss World 2025 in Mumbai, revolutionised pageantry. She stood out for her support of teenage mental health and touched audiences with a moving ode to her single mother while representing Thailand. Beyond beauty, Opal's rise from a humble upbringing to international renown struck a deep chord. She became a symbol of contemporary empowerment because of her impact in the actual world, her visionary perspective, and her viral victory. Opal is more than simply a queen; she is a force for change that the world has long needed, as seen by her future plans involving the UN and social initiatives.Beauty secrets: Alum’s Timeless Skin-Care BenefitsAkanksha TiwariWed, 28 May 2025This article explores the age-old beauty of fitkari(alum), a natural known for its astringent anti-bacterial properties. Commonly used in Indian households, alum is making a comeback in natural skincare routine due to its effectiveness in treating acne, blemishes, oily skin, and more. The article explains what alum is, its main benefits for the skin, and three simple DIY remedies: alum toner, face mask, and scrub. It also emphasizes the importance of using alum with caution to avoid skin dryness or irritation.Did You Know the Benefits of Applying Beer to HairAkanksha TiwariSun, 25 May 2025believe it or not, beer is a great for your hair. Beer contains nutrients that are beneficial for healthy hair, but drinking it won't directly make your hair grow. In this article, we will take a closer look at how we can use beer for our hairThe Secret Power of Celibacy: Why Ancient Indian Yogis Gave Up Pleasure for Ultimate Potential.Mrinal DwivediTue, 03 Jun 2025The Secret Power of Celibacy: Why Ancient Indian Yogis Gave Up Pleasure for Ultimate Potential dives deep into one of the most misunderstood yet powerful practices in ancient Indian wisdom. More than just abstinence, celibacy—or brahmacharya—was a conscious choice made by sages to unlock superhuman focus, inner clarity, and spiritual energy. This riveting exploration uncovers how renouncing physical pleasure wasn’t about denial, but transformation. From harnessing vital energy to mastering the mind, discover why yogis believed true power begins where indulgence ends—and how this timeless path might still hold the key to unlocking your fullest potential today.From Aries Insomnia to Pisces Dreamland: What Your Star Sign Says About Your Sleep StyleAbhijit DasSat, 24 May 2025This article explores what your zodiac sign reveals about your sleep style—Aries’ restless energy, Taurus’ love for luxury, Virgo’s anxious overthinking, and more. Blending astrology with psychology, it calls for a social shift: from glorifying hustle to valuing rest. Sleep isn’t laziness—it’s liberation. Your dreams might just hold the key to healing ourselves and society.
