HomeShrutiGENERALShrutiGENERALLatest from AuthorWhy Israel Bombed Iran—And What It Means for Global SecurityShrutiSat, 14 Jun 2025In the early hours of a quiet morning, the skies above Iran lit up with fire and fury. Israeli jets, armed with precision-guided munitions and decades of intelligence, had struck hard—and deep—at the heart of Iran’s nuclear program. This wasn't just another tit-for-tat in a long-standing rivalry. It was a brazen and calculated escalation that instantly sent shockwaves across the world.The sound of the bombs was heard far beyond Iran’s borders. In Washington, in Moscow, in New Delhi, and in Tel Aviv—governments scrambled to assess the fallout. Markets wobbled, oil prices surged, and military commands worldwide were placed on alert. But beyond the headlines and breaking news tickers, a bigger question emerged: Why did Israel do this now—and what are the consequences for a world already teetering on the edge?The Man in Seat 11A: How One Passenger Survived as 268 Others Perished in India’s Deadliest Plane CrashShrutiFri, 13 Jun 2025When the wheels of Air India Flight AI171 lifted off the tarmac at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad on June 12, 2025, no one on board could have imagined it would be their final ascent. Except for one. The man in seat 11A.What began as a routine international flight to London ended just 30 seconds later in a fiery, unimaginable catastrophe that left 268 people dead — 241 passengers and crew, and 27 civilians on the ground. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, one of the most advanced and celebrated aircraft in the world, became the site of India's worst aviation disaster. And in the center of that tragedy stood one man, alive, disoriented, and surrounded by silence where hundreds of voices had just been.What Happens When You Stop Being Who Everyone Expects You to Be?ShrutiFri, 13 Jun 2025What Happens When You Stop Being Who Everyone Expects You to Be?It begins quietly. Maybe you’re standing in a room full of people you love, but something feels off. You’re smiling, nodding, laughing at the right jokes, agreeing with the right opinions, showing up exactly the way you’ve been told to. And yet, there’s a small ache in your chest. Not loud enough to make you cry, but present. Persistent. You brush it off.But the feeling lingers. You feel tired—not just physically, but in your bones. Exhausted by performing a version of yourself that doesn’t quite fit anymore. That’s where the shift begins. When you start to wonder: What would happen if I stopped being who they expect me to be?This question, simple on the surface, is often the beginning of the most profound personal transformation. But it's not easy. It means confronting how much of your life was built on pleasing, shrinking, morphing. And it means unlearning all the ways you thought you had to earn love.“Why I Killed Moosewala”: Goldy Brar Breaks His SilenceShrutiThu, 12 Jun 2025In the dark corridors of gangland politics, where bullets often speak louder than words, silence has always been a language of power. But now, that silence has been broken. Goldy Brar—Canada-based gangster and one of the most wanted men in India—has finally spoken out about one of the most shocking assassinations in the country’s recent memory: the killing of singer-rapper Sidhu Moosewala.Why Everyone’s Swapping Coffee for Matcha—and Should You?ShrutiThu, 12 Jun 2025It starts with a sip. You’re reaching for your morning cup of motivation—usually a steaming mug of coffee that’s as much about ritual as it is about caffeine. But lately, there’s been a shift. Your best friend is talking about “ceremonial grade” matcha. Your Instagram feed is full of soft green lattes with delicate foam hearts. Your favorite influencer no longer looks wired on espresso, but softly glowing with a glass of iced matcha in hand. You start to wonder: is there something you’re missing? Is matcha really the better brew?This isn’t just another diet fad or fleeting obsession. From Brooklyn cafés to Tokyo teahouses, matcha is quietly edging out coffee in the wellness circles, beauty routines, productivity hacks, and morning rituals of millions. But this green powder isn’t just aesthetic. There’s real science, centuries of tradition, and a whole lifestyle shift happening behind its rise. The question is: should you be swapping your cup too?Iyer’s Captaincy Claim: Redemption, Leadership, and the Future of Indian CricketShrutiMon, 09 Jun 2025It begins in silence. No fireworks, no grand declarations. Just Shreyas Iyer, the batsman with an assured smile and a spine forged in comebacks, making one quiet move — entering the race for India’s white-ball captaincy. And yet, this subtle decision could reshape the trajectory of Indian cricket’s leadership for years to come.At a time when the nation debates succession plans post-Rohit Sharma, and the white-ball throne stands temptingly vacant, Iyer’s entrance into the conversation is not merely about ambition — it’s about redemption, resilience, and rewriting the script that injury, politics, and form once tried to erase.Will Trump Try to Break Elon Musk? The Real Threat Behind 'Serious Consequences'ShrutiMon, 09 Jun 2025Imagine Elon Musk—a man who shapes rockets in Texas, rockets to Mars, and rockets financial markets—sitting in a high‑powered boardroom. It's not Tesla or SpaceX’s HQ, but the Oval Office. Across him, Donald Trump, former president and still‑influential GOP kingmaker. What began as camaraderie is fast curdling into tension. And on the line: billions of dollars, national security, and the very nature of power in modern America.Latest StoriesThe Origin of Yoga: Tracing Back to Ancient IndiaSiddhartha GuptaSat, 21 Jun 2025This article explores the rich and spiritual origins of yoga in ancient India, moving beyond the modern-day perception of yoga as just a fitness routine. It traces yoga’s roots from the early mentions in the Rig Veda, through the mystical teachings of the Upanishads, and into the practical philosophies of the Bhagavad Gita and Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras. The piece also delves into the evolution of Hatha Yoga, the decline during colonial times, and its revival in the modern era by Indian spiritual masters. It highlights how yoga was originally designed for inner awakening, not just physical well-being, and reminds readers of its profound cultural and philosophical heritage. The article concludes by urging a return to the authentic essence of yoga — a path of union, stillness, and self-realization.Morning vs Evening Workouts: Which Is Scientifically Better for Fat Burn?Vishal Singh GaurSat, 21 Jun 2025Is there really a “perfect” time to work out for fat loss? This article explores what science says about morning versus evening workouts. Learn how your hormones, metabolism, and body clock affect calorie and fat burning. Discover actionable tips to help you choose the ideal time for your goals—and boost your results. The right time to exercise might just transform your fitness journey.Think You Know Mental Health? Facts vs Myths That’ll Blow Your MindAbhijit DasFri, 20 Jun 2025We all grew up hearing things like “mental illness is just in your head” or “therapy is only for the weak.” But what if we told you those weren’t facts, but myths we inherited without questioning? This article dives into the misunderstood world of mental health, busts outdated beliefs, and encourages real talk rooted in mental health education. Whether it’s psychological misunderstandings or myths about therapy and counseling, we’re calling them out, one falsehood at a time.Morning vs Evening Workouts: Which Is Scientifically Better for Fat Burn?Vishal Singh GaurFri, 20 Jun 2025Is there really a “perfect” time to work out for fat loss? This article explores what science says about morning versus evening workouts. Learn how your hormones, metabolism, and body clock affect calorie and fat burning. Discover actionable tips to help you choose the ideal time for your goals—and boost your results. The right time to exercise might just transform your fitness journey.Chest Pain Due to Gas? Try These Proven Home Remedies That Actually WorkVishal Singh GaurFri, 20 Jun 2025Chest pain doesn’t always mean a heart problem—it might be gas, especially if it comes with bloating or belching. This article lists 15 highly effective home remedies using everyday kitchen ingredients and simple practices that provide fast, natural relief. Whether it’s ginger tea, ajwain seeds, or yoga poses, these easy techniques can ease your discomfort before you even reach for medicine.Sustainable Living: How Urban Indians Are Turning Eco-ConsciousAbhijit DasThu, 19 Jun 2025Urban India is waking up to sustainability—not just as a buzzword but a way of life. From composting in apartments to embracing conscious fashion and clean energy, Indians in metros are rewriting what it means to "live well." This article explores this vibrant shift, the reasons driving it, the emotional core behind it, and the transformative impact it holds for future generations.
