HomeYogesh KumarGENERALYogesh KumarGENERALLatest from AuthorKindness Has a Limit ,The Gita Tells You Exactly When to Walk AwayYogesh KumarFri, 30 May 2025The Bhagavad Gita’s wisdom on kindness, revealing that true compassion includes knowing when to walk away. It teaches that limitless kindness can harm our well-being and dharma. Through Krishna’s guidance, readers learn to set healthy boundaries, act with courage, and embrace detachment—showing that sometimes, walking away is the most loving and righteous choice.The Harder the Storm, the Bigger the Gift The Gita's Life-Altering MessageYogesh KumarWed, 28 May 2025Krishna knew life and relationships were temporary, yet he fully engaged in love and dharma. His actions taught the importance of selfless love, detached duty, and standing for truth. Krishna’s life shows that impermanence is not a reason to withdraw but a call to live with courage, compassion, and purpose, inspiring us to embrace life deeply and wisely.Why Lord Shiva Cut Off Brahma’s Fifth Head: A Tale of Ego and Divine JusticeYogesh KumarSat, 31 May 2025it is a mythological tale of Lord Shiva severing Brahma’s fifth head, a powerful allegory about ego, truth, and divine justice. Through rich symbolism and spiritual insights, it reveals how unchecked pride, even in divine beings, disrupts cosmic balance—and how Shiva's act serves as a lesson in humility, accountability, and the pursuit of truth.Mysterious Civilizations That Disappeared Without a TraceYogesh KumarTue, 20 May 2025History isn't just what we know—but also what we've lost. Through the centuries, great civilizations thrived—advancing architecture, science, trade, and spirituality. They built remarkable cities, developed complex systems, and shaped the world in profound ways. Yet many of these civilizations mysteriously disappeared, leaving behind only ruins, artifacts, and unanswered questions. Their sudden decline continues to baffle historians, reminding us how fragile even the most advanced societies can be.Latest StoriesStress-Free Work? These AI Tools Are Making It RealAbhijit DasWed, 04 Jun 2025In today’s fast-paced world, work stress has become a common challenge, but AI tools are emerging as powerful allies to help us manage it. From smart scheduling and noise-canceling apps to AI-powered writing assistants, these technologies reduce cognitive overload, save time, and protect our mental well-being. By automating repetitive tasks and organising our workdays, AI not only boosts productivity but also fosters a healthier work-life balance. Embracing these tools isn’t about replacing humans—it’s about empowering us to work smarter, feel less stressed, and reclaim our time and sanity.New COVID Variant Alert: What You Need to Know Before It Hits Your City!Ankita RaiTue, 03 Jun 2025A new COVID-19 variant, known as JN.1, has emerged, raising concerns due to its rapid spread and potential to evade immunity. Classified as a Variant Under Monitoring, JN.1 shows symptoms similar to previous Omicron strains but with some subtle differences. Early signs include mild fever, fatigue, sore throat, headache, nasal congestion, and muscle aches. While generally causing milder illness, its high transmissibility makes vigilance crucial. Testing via RT-PCR remains essential, and vaccination continues to be the best defense. Recognizing symptoms early can help contain the spread and ensure timely treatment.New 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 hair
