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I am a BIG foodie and I LOVE trying different cuisines but then pandemic happened. And as we all know lockdown got everyone to explore their cooking skills and that’s exactly what happened. To be honest I don’t like cooking at all (don’t judge me, xo) and I really don’t know how to cook but, last year during the lockdown we were so damn free that my friend and I thought why not to open a Food Page on Instagram as we both had enough food pictures because of our constant habit of clicking photos of our food whenever we used to go out or I used to go out. So, firstly we decided to put up a unique name in order to make our page's name totally different from the name of the other pages that were available on Instagram at that time. And after deciding the name and posting some pictures finally our own FOOD PAGE was up on Instagram. We were so excited at that time that all our focus was on our Food Page ONLY. And then we decided to post some home cooked food also but here’s the intere...

  India is an aura of diversified cultures, traditions and ethics. Fascinating Indian culture includes religious customs, festivals, cuisine and foods, dance, languages, clothing, architecture, etc. It has 29 states who followed their own different kind of traditions and customs. Different places like Mumbai, Kolkata, Gujarat, Punjab, etc are famous for their own different cultures, traditions and beliefs. As Mumbai is famous for Ganesh Chaturthi, Kolkata for Durga pooja, Gujarat for Navratri, Punjab for Baisakhi and so on. People show their beliefs in their religion through different ways. Like Hindu celebrates Diwali, Holi, Teej. Muslim celebrates Eid, Muharram. Christians celebrates Christmas, good Friday, Easter and so on and they all are collectively known as Indian Religion. India has more than 400 languages, out of 400 languages there are 22 languages recognized by constitution of India. Commonly used languages are Hindi and English. India is the birthplace of many...

  “The stock market is a useful tool for making a quick profit, especially to someone inexperienced with it. By investing in the stock market you can learn and grow in this area without having to worry about time lags between decisions.” – William A. Goetzmann The stock market is an integral part of the economy. It is a global network of exchanges and trading markets for various securities, bonds, and derivatives. It’s a huge marketplace where people buy and sell shares of companies (corporations). In this Blog, we will go through how to invest in the stock market and some key points to keep in mind while investing in the stock market. It’s always wise to start investing slowly so that you don’t risk too much money from your savings account. You can start investing with a small amount of money so that you can familiarize yourself with the market. As you become more confident in your investment skill, you can invest a larger amount. As you invest more money into a stock, you will be...

Social media nowadays has become a huge part of our lives. It is that vicious circle that has made us wrap our whole lives around these platforms without even realizing it. The millennials today can’t go a day without socializing on these networking sites. I being a part of the millennial feels that the reason for this is that social media has created a virtual world for us. We tend to seek validation from these platforms or from the people we meet online. Social media has given people today a sense that there is a possibility of existence of “perfect life”. But it’s all a myth. The Instagram profiles or Snapchat stories are not the reality of one’s life but just a part that one is willing to showcase to us. Specifically talking about teenagers, they from a very young age tend to get involved in these platforms, they feel obliged to match with the going trends, they compare themselves with the celebs or the influencers and they wish to be like them and live life like them partying or t...

Education is very important for our life. Today India is second from top in education network. Universities in India are established by the central or state government through legislation while institutions are set up by Government or private bodies. All the institutions are recognized by some university. The system of Higher education consists of 3 years of education after 12 th class in field of arts and science and 4 years in professional fields like engineering and medical. But education structure in India is not as per norms. 25% of Indian population is uneducated. Only 7% of the population moves to school and 15% of those who take admission goes to high school and secure a place in higher education system.  Some reasons why education system in India is stated less important are as follows: 80% of schools are controlled by the government. Private schools are costly and poor people cannot afford it. Many families have the mentality there should be more persons to earn and smal...

Imagine a small fish living with its family happily and suddenly, a fisherman snatches it out of its comfort zone by catching it in the net, unable to fight, the poor creature dies. Imagine you are that fish. Horrifying it is, isn't it? Well, if I bring myself to that exact position, of course not being a fish , but there are situations in human lives where we go on trying out every other option, but unwillingly we end up at something where our heart doesn't belong or maybe it would take some time to adjust. One of such situations would be when you are happy & comfortable at your workplace and your company shifts you to a big, unknown city, where you have no contacts, no family and friends, there is different language and so on. Now, how would you cope up such a sudden dynamic change?  So, I was working at a private sector in Bangalore where my life was totally happening. Friends being family, the place being a second home to me, creating memories that turned into nostalgia...