Want to crack the code of teen communication? Here’s your challenge: Call a teenager you know (after texting first, of course!) and have a real, 5-minute conversation. Ask them why they dodge calls and what they’d rather do instead. Share their answer in the comments

Brain rot is the mental fog from endless scrolling, binge-watching, and chasing dopamine hits on apps designed to keep us hooked. In India, with 900 million online users (60% of the population), it’s a crisis. Forgetting who controls your mind. It’s losing focus, clarity, and creativity to algorithms that dictate what we see and feel.

Cringe culture is a digital phenomenon where anything deemed awkward, earnest, or slightly off-trend is mocked mercilessly. Imagine posting a video of yourself dancing to a viral TikTok trend, only to be called out for “trying too hard.” Or sharing a heartfelt poem, only to have it dissected as “cheesy.”

The glow of a smartphone lit up Priya’s face in a quiet Mumbai suburb, her fingers swiping through reels at 2 a.m. In London, 19-year-old Liam hunched over his gaming console, eyes burning, ignoring his mum’s pleas to sleep. In Seoul, Ji-Won, 22, refreshed her social media feed for the hundredth time, her heart racing with every notification. These are snapshots of a global epidemic. Screen addiction is silently stealing the dreams, health, and futures of young adults everywh

The gig economy has exploded globally, reshaping how millions work. From ride-hailing drivers in Lagos to freelance coders in São Paulo, it’s marketed as a revolution: flexibility, autonomy, and the chance to “be your own boss.” But beneath the glossy pitch lies a complex web of structural flaws, hidden costs, and systemic manipulation that traps workers in a cycle of precarity.

A bustling mall, your phone buzzing with a notification from your favorite fashion app. It’s not just suggesting a pair of sneakers; it’s predicting the exact style, color, and size you’ll love, based on your past purchases, the weather, and even your recent Instagram likes.

India's Job Market Is Facing a Silent Crisis as Mid-Level Talent Freezes and Rural Unemployment Surges

India dreams of becoming a global innovation powerhouse, rivaling Silicon Valley or Shenzhen. The vision is grand: a nation churning out world-class tech, fueled by a vibrant ecosystem of risk-takers and visionaries. Brace for a brutally honest take, grounded in logic and numbers, on a dream that’s tougher to achieve than the hype suggests.

As India sees the World Environment Day, a landmark report by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) reveals a nation on the brink of interconnected crises. The data paints a dire portrait of accelerating climate disasters, collapsing public health systems, and economic instability, with even top-performing states failing to address foundational challenges. Forward this article to atleast 5 people. Your network is your net worth against disaster.

nearly 300,000 Chinese students in the U.S. hanging on the edge of deportation. Recently, the Trump administration dropped a bombshell, revoking visas for Chinese students under the shadow of "national security."

The education technology (edtech) sector has exploded with startups promising transformative solutions: thousands of students enrolled, life-changing job placements, and millions in venture capital (VC) funding.

India’s education system is a ticking bomb, threatening the future of 250 million students and the nation’s global standing. Despite progress, systemic failures—rooted in history and amplified by inaction—persist, with devastating consequences for the next generation.