Perched atop the mighty Himalayas, the hermit kingdom of Bhutan is Southeast Asia’s one of the most prized treasures. Sandwiched between India and Tibet, this mountainous nation has evolved in isolation from the rest of the world over centuries. From intricately carved monasteries to steep valleys and ravines, this landlocked
Author: Manya Jaisinghani
Manya is a second-year undergraduate student, pursuing Psychology and Human Resource Management from Delhi University. She is an avid reader and a passionate blogger. She likes to read travelogues and books based on Indian mythology. She aspires to pursue a career in Organisational Behaviour.
TAKING A STROLL THROUGH THE LANES OF OLD DELHI- UNEARTHING THE STORY OF CHANDNI CHOWK
Situated at the heart of the bustling capital city, Delhi is the enigmatic Chandni Chowk. It was given birth to life by the vision of ambitious heir of the mighty Mughal Empire, Shah Jahan. The centuries old chowk has been a witness to the evolution of the capital from Shahjahanabad
ENSLAVED BY GADGETS? ARE YOU NOMOPHOBIC?
Human beings were believed to be born with two kinds of phobias; ‘Basophobia’ or the fear of falling and ‘Phonophobia’ or the fear of big sounds. As a person grows up, the list gets longer and new phobias keep on getting added. With technology taking a firm grip of human
PERILS OF PUBLIC APATHY: THE BYSTANDER EFFECT
On 13 March 1964, 2:30 a.m. in New York City, a girl named Kitty Genovese came back from her work at a bar when she was chased by a man wielding a knife. Genovese ran towards her apartment, but the man grabbed her and started stabbing her. Hearing Kitty’s cries