HomeAnkita RaiGENERALAnkita RaiGENERALLatest from AuthorThe Fear of Missing Out Is Just a Misunderstood Maya!Ankita RaiTue, 10 Jun 2025The article explores how the Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), heightened by social media, is a modern version of the ancient Indian concept of maya illusion. FOMO creates anxiety by making us believe others are living better lives, while maya distorts reality through perception and desire. Both cause suffering by fostering comparison, attachment, and dissatisfaction. The solution lies in self-awareness, recognizing that curated online lives are not reality, and seeking happiness within. Overcoming FOMO, like dispelling maya, requires mindfulness, authentic connection, and gratitude, ultimately leading to inner peace and liberation from illusion.Enemies Through the Ages: 5 Historical Duos Who Couldn’t Stand Each Other!Ankita RaiMon, 09 Jun 2025History isn’t just shaped by allies it’s often rewritten by rivals. This article explores five unforgettable duos who couldn’t stand each other, yet whose conflicts sparked major political, scientific, and cultural shifts. From the electrifying battle between Tesla and Edison to the royal rivalry of Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots, and from Stalin’s betrayal of Trotsky to India’s own ideological clashes between Nehru and Bose, and Indira Gandhi vs. JP Narayan during the Emergency these are stories of ambition, betrayal, and the high cost of refusing to compromise. Sometimes, conflict creates more than cooperation ever could.RBI Cuts Rates Again! What It Means for Your Home Loan, EMIs & InvestmentsAnkita RaiFri, 06 Jun 2025The RBI has cut the repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.5%, aiming to boost economic growth and make borrowing more affordable. This move directly impacts home loans, personal loans, and auto loans, potentially lowering EMIs for borrowers. However, it may also lead to reduced fixed deposit interest rates, affecting savers. Debt mutual fund investors could benefit from capital gains due to falling interest rates. Overall, the rate cut brings both opportunities and challenges, making it a crucial moment for individuals to reassess loans, savings, and investment strategies.Rebirth or Regression? What the Upanishads Say About Your Past Life PatternsAnkita RaiThu, 05 Jun 2025Are your life patterns the result of past-life memory? The Upanishads suggest that our current struggles and instincts may not be random but rooted in past experiences carried by the soul. Rebirth, according to Hindu philosophy, is not punishment but continuity, driven by karma and stored impressions called vasanas. The ancient texts urge us not to repeat unconsciously but to awaken and break free from the cycle. This article explores how the Upanishads interpret rebirth—not just as return, but as a chance for release.18 Years. 1 Trophy. RCB's Victory Parade Is the Party Bengaluru's Been Waiting For!Ankita RaiWed, 04 Jun 2025After 18 years of heartbreak and near-misses, Royal Challengers Bengaluru finally lift their first IPL trophy in 2025, sparking massive celebrations across the city. On June 4, the streets of Bengaluru turn red as thousands gather for a grand victory parade that starts at UB City and ends at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. Led by captain Faf du Plessis and franchise icon Virat Kohli, the parade becomes an emotional moment of closure for fans. It’s more than just cricket—it’s about loyalty, identity, and a city's long-awaited dream coming true. Ee Sala Cup Namde, at last.The Countdown Begins: 10 Careers AI Is Set to Wipe Out by 2027!Ankita RaiTue, 03 Jun 2025A leading AI expert warns that several familiar jobs may vanish within just two years as artificial intelligence continues to evolve at breakneck speed. Positions based on repetitive or routine tasks such as customer service, data entry, and content creation are especially at risk. Even traditionally secure white-collar roles are no longer immune. The spotlight is now on the top 10 jobs most vulnerable to AI disruption, along with insights into how workers can adapt. As automation accelerates, the question isn't if your role will change but how soon. Preparing now is essential.Obscene 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?Latest StoriesFeel Like a Superhuman: 5 Tiny Tweaks for a Bulletproof Immune SystemAbhijit DasMon, 16 Jun 2025Your immune system is your body's silent hero—but modern life is dragging it down. Discover 5 science-backed, lifestyle-friendly hacks to boost your immunity naturally. No pills. No pressure. Just real, doable changes.Why Karma’s the Ultimate Influencer You Can’t UnfollowAbhijit DasSat, 14 Jun 2025Dive into the cosmic law of karma, where every action—good or bad—boomerangs back in this trendy, relatable exploration. Backed by neuroscience showing our brains crave fairness, social studies proving reputations stick, and viral stories of real-time consequences, this article reveals why karma’s more than a buzzword. It’s a universal force shaping your life, from personal choices to global movements. With emotional hooks and a call for kinder actions, discover how karma’s mirror reflects your vibe—and why you can’t outrun its receipts.Smooth Hair in 10 Minutes: DIY Banana Mask You’ll Wish You Tried SoonerPrem KamdeFri, 13 Jun 2025Discover the natural power of a DIY banana hair mask—a simple, affordable, and effective home remedy that instantly smooths and softens your hair. Packed with vitamins, potassium, and natural oils, this easy-to-make mask nourishes dry, frizzy, and damaged hair, leaving it shiny and manageable after just one use. Perfect for anyone seeking a chemical-free solution to transform their hair routine with ingredients from their kitchen.Stuck in Bed? The Hidden Health Dangers of Doing NothingAkanksha TiwariThu, 12 Jun 2025Ever felt mentally drained, not physically tired, yet unable to leave your bed? This modern-day phenomenon, known as bed rotting, has become a common escape for Gen Z, especially during times of stress or burnout. But while it may feel comforting in the moment, spending excessive time in bed can quietly damage your body and mind. In this article, we share ways in which bed rotting affects your health.Staring Into Screens, Losing Sight of Ourselves?Abhijit DasThu, 12 Jun 2025In today’s screen-dominated world, corporate and creative professionals are silently damaging their eyes—leading to fatigue, burnout, and long-term health issues. This article uncovers the alarming truth behind digital eye strain and offers trendy, doable hacks like the 20-20-20 rule, blue light filters, and no-screen zones. It reframes eye care as not just health—but self-respect, sanity, and sustainability.Men Cry Too—But No One Listens: The Silent Epidemic of Mental Health and Violence Against Indian MenMrinal DwivediWed, 11 Jun 2025Men cry too—but society doesn’t want to hear it. The silent suffering of Indian men's mental health is a growing epidemic. From emotional abuse men endure in marriages, homes, and workplaces, to the alarming spike in Indian men suicide rates, the warning signs are everywhere. Yet, male depression in India is overlooked, mocked, or dismissed entirely. The gender bias in mental health support leaves men suffering in silence, battling pressure, trauma, and shame. While everyone’s talking about empowering women, nobody wants to discuss the violence against Indian men—emotional, legal, and psychological. This isn’t just a gender issue; it’s a national emergency. It’s time we break the silence and offer real help for Indian men before more lives are lost.
