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PUTTING the PIECES TOGETHER - Part 1

Murthy regretted not remembering to carry an umbrella. His wet clothes pressed against his skin, irritating him. Murthy had his shirt over his head in an attempt to save his hair from the inevitable rain. It’s not as if he had a lot - he had just eno

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4 Reasons Why Everyone Should Read (more)

1. It’s relaxing.                                  For millennials, reading can be a highly effective method of relaxation. There is no doubt that the youth of today are subject to significantly more anxiety, stress and depression than any other gen

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13 Reasons Why: A Guilty Pleasure

It is 4:00 A.M in the morning, I twist and turn my body hoping to finally find a position I can fall asleep in. Recently, I came across an anonymous post on the confessions page of my college that completely disturbed me, costing me my sleep. It was

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How traffic saves my life every day

I know what you're thinking. How can traffic save a person's life?! Ha! I mean, just a cursory glance through last week's newspapers would yield at least one tragedy caused due to an ambulance stuck in traffic. But I am not talking about the life

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I Open At The Close

  The clock is ticking and time is fading. Not very slowly, but slow enough for the deep caverns in my heart to fill itself with that strangely marooned feeling, as if it were heavy with emptiness. Life has this really strange way of announcing

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The Decision Making Dilemma

‘Making a big change in life is pretty scary. But, you know what’s even scarier? – Regret’ – Zig Ziglar   “What do you want? Chocolates or ice cream?” my Dad would ask me when I was five years old. That was probably the first tough decision I h

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One Last Listicle : Deeya's Deductions #8

All of us experience several 'firsts' in our lives that stay etched in our memories forever - be it our first day at college, our first love, the first arrear or the first class I.V. However, life goes by so fast that there isn't enough time to reme

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The Fear of Oblivion

Oblivion is often referred to as the phenomenon where everything that exists right now, will be destroyed at a certain point of undefined time. It has a lot of proposed hypotheses going about. One famous theory is that of heavenly bodies colliding wi

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The Friend I Will Never Forget

Last week, I entered CEG for my project viva; realising it was the last time I would enter the campus as a bona fide undergraduate student, I found myself thinking about all the people who had left a lasting impression on me over the course of the de

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'tis the Farewell Season

It’s that time of the year when juniors are bustling around to fit in a farewell party for the final years amidst their busy schedule. The list of farewells to attend just never seems to end, what with a lively campus like ours. Department farewells,

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PUTTING the PIECES TOGETHER - Part 1

Murthy regretted not remembering to carry an umbrella. His wet clothes pressed against his skin, irritating him. Murthy had his shirt over his head in an attempt to save his hair from the inevitable rain. It’s not as if he had a lot - he had just eno

Image is here

4 Reasons Why Everyone Should Read (more)

1. It’s relaxing.                                  For millennials, reading can be a highly effective method of relaxation. There is no doubt that the youth of today are subject to significantly more anxiety, stress and depression than any other gen

Image is here

13 Reasons Why: A Guilty Pleasure

It is 4:00 A.M in the morning, I twist and turn my body hoping to finally find a position I can fall asleep in. Recently, I came across an anonymous post on the confessions page of my college that completely disturbed me, costing me my sleep. It was

Image is here

How traffic saves my life every day

I know what you're thinking. How can traffic save a person's life?! Ha! I mean, just a cursory glance through last week's newspapers would yield at least one tragedy caused due to an ambulance stuck in traffic. But I am not talking about the life

Image is here

I Open At The Close

  The clock is ticking and time is fading. Not very slowly, but slow enough for the deep caverns in my heart to fill itself with that strangely marooned feeling, as if it were heavy with emptiness. Life has this really strange way of announcing

Image is here

The Decision Making Dilemma

‘Making a big change in life is pretty scary. But, you know what’s even scarier? – Regret’ – Zig Ziglar   “What do you want? Chocolates or ice cream?” my Dad would ask me when I was five years old. That was probably the first tough decision I h

Image is here

One Last Listicle : Deeya's Deductions #8

All of us experience several 'firsts' in our lives that stay etched in our memories forever - be it our first day at college, our first love, the first arrear or the first class I.V. However, life goes by so fast that there isn't enough time to reme

Image is here

The Fear of Oblivion

Oblivion is often referred to as the phenomenon where everything that exists right now, will be destroyed at a certain point of undefined time. It has a lot of proposed hypotheses going about. One famous theory is that of heavenly bodies colliding wi

Image is here

The Friend I Will Never Forget

Last week, I entered CEG for my project viva; realising it was the last time I would enter the campus as a bona fide undergraduate student, I found myself thinking about all the people who had left a lasting impression on me over the course of the de

Image is here

'tis the Farewell Season

It’s that time of the year when juniors are bustling around to fit in a farewell party for the final years amidst their busy schedule. The list of farewells to attend just never seems to end, what with a lively campus like ours. Department farewells,