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Maybe the most beautiful thing about being a 90s kid is that we never realized we were living the days we would miss the most. Years later, we struggle to remember our passwords. Yet somehow, we can still remember the toddler and teen version of us fighting for a window seat on a train, arguing over whose turn it was to bat, or running out of the house the moment a familiar ice cream cart bell echoed down the street. Strange, isn't it? Some of the smallest moments from our ch

Somewhere in the Gulf, geopolitics is heating up. And somehow… our daal is not cooking. Welcome to India in April, where global tension quietly sneaks into your kitchen. Supply agencies are trying to keep up... but our LPG cylinder has already checked out mentally . The moment the flame goes from confident blue to shaking orange, every Indian household enters crisis mode. This is not a shortage. This is The Hunger Games: Kitchen Edition. Phase 1: Denial “Thoda aur chal jayega

Cricket in India is never just a sport. It is an emotion, a religion, and occasionally, a very valid reason to cancel family functions. But now, a new umpire has walked in, one that doesn't even need a hat, just a high-speed processor. Yes, Artificial Intelligence has officially entered the pitch. DRS: The Real Boss In international cricket, AI has quietly become the real authority. The Decision Review System (DRS) is now cricket’s real boss. Player hits the pad. Bowler ap

January in India not only flips the calendar but also flips our personality and thoughts overnight. We are charged with “New Year, New Me” energy and introduced to a bold new character called January Us — sharp alarms, shiny sneakers, detox water, and motivational quotes stuck on walls like exam formulas. January Us walks like a fitness ad and talks like a TED speaker. But here’s the real question: can January Us actually beat Real Us and win the 2026 resolution race — or wi