Blog writing

What’s something you’ve done that you never thought you could?

I never imagined that I would one day have a blog of my own. My educational background is in technology, and I work in nearly same field. Yet, somehow, I always manage to find time to write for my blog.

It all began during my teenage years, when I encountered a rather outspoken girl. She loved giving me all sorts of tasks and would often join me in completing them. Once, she came up with a challenge: I had to write a poem for her, and in return, she would write one for me.

It was quite a challenge, but there was something exciting about it. I actually sat down and wrote a poem for her, putting together the best lines I could manage at that age.

Looking back, I think that was where my writing journey began. It was my first real attempt at expressing my thoughts through words. Of course, I had no idea back then that a simple challenge would eventually lead me here.

It was only much later that I began writing regularly. Writing was never part of my plans, nor was having a blog ever a dream of mine. Somehow, life had other plans, and here I am today, writing away in my little corner of the internet.

Comedian

If you could switch lives with a famous person for a week, who would it be and why?

If I ever got the chance to live someone else’s life for a few days, I’d choose to be a famous comedian. I’d love to experience the freedom of laughing at my own flaws, turning life’s struggles into jokes, making people forget their worries for a while, and bringing laughter into the world.

Imagine getting paid to talk nonsense, make fun of your own flaws, and turn life’s disasters into punchlines! Perhaps, after taking my own life so seriously for so long, I’d like to experience what it feels like to find humor in everything even in myself.

I had spent enough time being the person who has to endure the story. Maybe it’s time to become the person who can laugh while telling it. And who knows? It might make someone else feel a little lighter along the way, too.

Max Amini

Love & Relationship

If you could go back in time and give your younger self advice, what would it be?

After all these years, I’ve learned that life doesn’t always revolve around love and relationships. It’s about finding your own path and discovering your purpose.

Yes, love is beautiful, but it isn’t everything. There is more to life than chasing someone else’s affection. It’s about understanding who you are, what you truly want, and what gives your life meaning.

Relationships may come and go, but the relationship you build with yourself remains constant. Focus on your growth, your peace, and your happiness. Love will find its place but don’t let it become the center of your universe.

There is a whole world waiting for you, and the most important journey is the one that leads you back to yourself.

Revolution

What’s the best online course you’ve ever taken?

Reform is the quiet hand,
a mason smoothing cracks in stone,
laws reshaped, rights mended,
a whisper that says, we can endure.
Ensure accountability and transparency.

Revive is the breath of dawn,
old roots drinking morning light,
forgotten songs returning to lips,
a pulse renewed in weary hearts.
Secure rule of law, justice for all.

Revolution is the thunder’s roar,
the fire that will not be denied,
chains shattered, banners rising,
a storm that says, enough is enough.
Perseverance of people will shake
the foundation of government.

Three paths, one destiny
to mend, to awaken, or to burn.
you are in power so the choice is yours.
otherwise next action will ours.

Inner fulfilment

What does it mean to be a good person?

To be a good person means living with empathy, integrity, and compassion  not just following rules or seeking rewards, but acting from genuine care for others and a commitment to fairness. It’s less about perfection and more about consistently striving to make choices that uplift, respect, and support those around you.

Compassion: A deep awareness of suffering and a desire to relieve it. Compassion motivates kindness and support.

Kindness: Treating others with respect, positivity, and goodwill. Even small acts a smile, a compliment can make a difference.

Integrity: Staying true to your values, being honest, and doing the right thing even when it’s difficult.

So in essence, a good person is one who embraces their duties as sacred, give importance people around, discharges responsibilities with dedication, and sees service not as a burden but as a path to inner fulfillment.

Duty (Dharma)

This verse is from the Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 2, Verse 37).
हतो वा प्राप्य स्वर्गं, जित्वा वा भोक्ष्यसे महीम्।
तस्मादुत्तिष्ठ कौन्तेय, युद्धाय कृतनिश्चय:।।
“If you are slain in battle, you will attain heaven; if you win, you will enjoy the earth. Therefore, O son of Kunti (Arjuna), rise up with determination, resolved to fight.”

Whether one faces victory or defeat, life or death, both are ultimately beneficial if the action is rooted in duty (dharma). The deeper meaning is that true freedom lies in acting with resolve, without attachment to results.

Duty over outcome: Krishna dismantles Arjuna’s fear of loss by showing that both possible results — death or victory — are auspicious. The verse emphasizes that performing one’s righteous duty is inherently noble.

Equanimity: The teaching is not about war alone, but about cultivating a mindset where success and failure are seen as equally valuable paths of growth.

Resolve (kṛtaniścayaḥ): The Sanskrit term highlights the importance of complete inner decision — acting without hesitation, doubt, or half-heartedness.

This verse is a call to fearless action: when duty is clear, hesitation is bondage, but resolve is liberation. Krishna’s wisdom here is timeless — reminding us that life’s battles, whether external or internal, are won not by clinging to results but by embracing action as sacred responsibility.

Believe in myself

What’s one thing you know now that would have saved your younger self a lot of pain?

All of my life I’ve been told to wait. to be patient. to just let things happen on their own. all of my life I’ve been led to believe, that if it’s meant for me then I shouldn’t have to worry about anything. that if it’s in your fate… it will occur.

That it will come to me and in all my years, I’ve been waiting… in all my years, I’ve let so many things pass me by. I’ve lost too much and I’ve gained… too little. I’ve given my soul and I’ve received barely anything back on return.

So I don’t want to believe that if it’s meant to happen, then I should let things be on their own. let things come to me at their own pace. If I have a dream I want to work on it. I want to believe in it, envision it for my own.

I want to build on it, day by day, hour by hour until one day, I wake up, look back and see all the progress I’ve made. I want to believe in myself and not just destiny. I want to trust what I’m capable of.

Art of not expressing anything

What’s the most underrated life skill?

A silence or detachment that protects dignity. It doesn’t mean the pain disappears, it means you choose not to let it spill into places where it may be misunderstood, judged, or trivialized.

To not express pain or reaction is to own your inner sovereignty. It is the difference between being a mirror of the world and being a source of light untouched by shadows.

It’s like a deep lake. The surface may ripple with winds, but the depths remain unmoved. By not expressing every disturbance, you protect the stillness at your core. That stillness is not emptiness it is sovereignty over the self.

Remain Strong

What’s a personal mantra or philosophy you live by?

Stay steadfast when storms arise, remain unshaken, In the wheel of hardship, be bold, be brazen.

What fire consumes, what trials burn,
From ashes gleams the light we earn.

Through heat and shadow, onward tread,
Success awaits where courage led.

Fix your gaze on the boundless sky,
Though clouds may gather, let strength not die.

Reflect on faults, where weakness may dwell,
But dream not once that you could fail.

For the mind in despair is a curious foe,
Cast off its chains, let resilience grow.

Remain strong, remain mighty, through night and through day, In steadfast spirit, carve your way.

विपत्ति में, विरोध में अडिग रहो, अटल रहो,
विषम समय के चक्र में भी साहसी प्रबल रहो।

तपा है जो जला है जो चमक उसी में आई है,
समस्त ताप-तम में भी बढ़े चलो सफल रहो।

बस एक लक्ष्य साध कर गगन की ओर उड़ चलो,
घटा घिरी अटूट हो मगर सदा सबल रहो।

कमी कहाँ पे रह गई विचार इसपे तुम करो,
ये स्वप्न भी न देखना कि तुम कभी विफल रहो।

बड़ा विचित्र शत्रु है मनुष्य का निराश मन,
उदासियों को त्याग कर सबल रहो, प्रबल रहो।

                                                रामधारी सिंह दिनकर

Explore Protests

What’s the best way to explore a new city?

India, my beloved country, is currently going through a phase of agitations. Right now, if you visit any city, you will come across a new protest. This could also be a unique way to explore India’s diversity.

After Gen Z achieved success in one such movement, everyone has started to see a glimmer of hope. In this same vein, a protest against the Election Commission has begun following the removal of certain names from the electoral rolls.

Around 150 protesters, including AISA national president Neha Bora, were detained on Saturday (October 3, 2026) as they marched from Patel Chowk towards Jantar Mantar, Delhi to protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and demand his resignation.

Neha Bora has emerged as a charismatic student leader and one of the face of Gen Z protest. She is national president of AISA, the All India Student Association, which is affiliated with the communist party of India (Marxist-Leninist) liberation.

The battle just begun let’s see what will come next. Not all battles are fought for victory. Some are fought simply to tell the world that someone was there on the battlefield.

These battles often become symbols. They remind us that presence itself can be defiance, that endurance can be louder than victory. Sometimes, the battlefield is less about conquest and more about carving one’s name into the memory of time.