January 26 has always felt different to me.Even now, I wake up early. The house is quiet. I make tea and turn on the TV. There it is: the Republic Day Parade.I’ve watched it since I was a child. B…

For a long time, cybersecurity worked in a predictable way. Hackers created malware, security teams found it, patches were released, and then everyone prepared for the next threat.That cycle is no…

There’s something quietly powerful about making things with your hands.These days, most learning happens on screens, but crafting brings us back to something truly human—touching, building, fixing…

Before architects used software or machines, people already understood how to build homes that worked.They paid attention to the sun, the wind, and the changing seasons. Houses fit daily routines …

Every January 26, India follows a familiar and beautiful routine.Flags fly from balconies. Patriotic songs fill the air. Children dress in white, saffron, and green. The Republic Day parade glows …

Not long ago, I stood on the edge of a dry farmland patch during peak summer. The soil was cracked. Farmers nearby were waiting for rain that never came. Crops were struggling. That moment stayed …

Travel planning used to take time and could be frustrating, but it also felt rewarding. You would talk to people, ask questions, and trust their experience. Now, everything is different. With a fe…

Looking Closer at the Risks We Often OverlookJust a few years ago, drones and smart mobility systems felt like science fiction. Today, they’re part of everyday life—delivering medicine, managing t…

If you’ve been following sports lately, you’ve probably noticed a real change. Women’s sports, which used to be on the sidelines, are now everywhere. This isn’t just a passing trend—it’s a real, m…

How digital spaces are quietly reshaping the way people organize, identify, and participate in public lifeNot long ago, most people thought of virtual worlds as places for games, socializing, or e…

Introduction: Why Do Forests Feel More Haunted Than Cities?If you ask people where they would feel more scared alone at night, in a forest or on a city street, most will choose the forest.Cities h…

From the earliest days, people have gazed at the sky and wondered about the stars. Before there were equations or observatories, storytellers noticed how the stars returned with the seasons, how s…

Not long ago, data crossed borders without much notice. It moved through servers and under oceans, much like electricity—always moving, rarely questioned. Now, things have changed. Countries see d…

Growing up, I believed migration history was fixed, based on what textbooks, archeological finds, old maps, or colonial records told us. But over the last ten years, Big Data has quietly transform…

With all the fast food, busy days, and new diet fads, it’s easy to forget something simple: food is information. What you eat affects your cells, hormones, gut, and even your mood. This idea, call…

If you follow digital finance, you’ve likely noticed some changes.For years, traditional financial institutions viewed DeFi as a strange experiment that might fade away. Some bankers joked about i…

Sometimes, fashion changes in ways you don’t notice right away. It’s not the kind of shift that takes over your social media overnight, but a gradual change you see when you look at the bigger pic…

Why We Need to Pay Attention Before It’s Too LateA few years ago, most people saw medical technology only in hospitals or clinics. Now, it’s everywhere. Smartwatches track our sleep, fitness bands…