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Coffee, emojis and ghosting: The many ways Gen Z rage-baits during job interviews
The iced latte debate is the latest addition to the ever-growing list of things Gen Z does at work that has millennials scratching their heads.
The iced latte debate is the latest addition to the ever-growing list of things Gen Z does at work that has millennials scratching their heads.
Delhi makeup artist Momina went viral after revealing that she earned Rs 4.5 lakh in a week. We bring you her story.
"Can you please take the next lift?" This is what most pet owners hear when they try to take a lift in their society. But at times, that is just the beginning of a situation that can turn violent, resulting in those viral CCTV videos.
Katrina Kaif's postpartum trolling is not just an isolated story and nor is it just a celebrity story, millions of moms go through the same scrutiny after childbirth.
After a Gurugram biker's crash video surfaced, women riders described how they have been chased, harassed and followed on Indian roads. The accounts prove this wasn't a one-off incident for sure.
Turns out, there is more than the society-approved way to make a living.
Carlos Alcaraz took off his shirt after defeating his opponent at the US Open. The moment has somehow shifted online into a debate over objectification, gender double standards and court-side conduct.
Even in urban households, where both partners work and share domestic responsibilities, a man chopping vegetables, packing lunches, or cooking for his family surprises people.
Retirement used to mean slowing down, but today it's anything but. India's 60-somethings are finding new tribes, new hobbies and surprisingly lively ways to spend their time.
India's best-known amusement parks may have faded from public imagination, but operators say the sector is rebuilding. The shift reflects changing aspirations, land constraints and stronger competition from travel and newer leisure formats.
Long-distance relationships are hard. Long-distance siblinghood? Harder. For this 20-something Gen Z woman, staying connected comes with one old-school Rakhi ritual that she believes she will never (and should never) outgrow.
Why do the elderly in Japan look forward to their weekly deliveries of a gut-health drink? To battle loneliness.
I always thought a power cut was an inconvenience, something you complain about for a few hours and then forget. Three days without electricity changed that perspective completely.
After deleting Swiggy and Zomato for a month, the writer cooked nearly every meal at home. The experiment cut habitual ordering, reduced spending and turned meal prep into a lasting routine.
It may sound unconventional, particularly in a country like India where divorce can still carry a heavy social stigma. But could something as simple as a wishlist for home essentials change the way we think about the end of a marriage?
Once considered a rather 'simple' profession, teaching is today more challenging than many corporate jobs. You can no longer simply walk into a classroom with a qualification and call it a day. Teaching was never easy, but the job now comes with a much longer list of expectations and far less room for getting things wrong.
For years, Indian courtrooms have asked women to prove they were victims before asking what happened to them. The Tarun Tejpal judgment challenges that script. But will we see the ripples of that verdict in courtrooms soon?
Watching Sex and the City as a teenager changed the course of my life. Carrie Bradshaw inspired my love for writing, fashion and storytelling, leading me from blogging on WordPress and Wattpad to building a career in journalism.
Gen Zs are digital natives who have been associated with being moody, prioritising mental health and, of course, bizarre internet trends. But this week, they spearheaded a movement in India which has not just garnered them attention, but a lot of praise and applause.
For many Gen Zers, the road to the Jantar Mantar protest began with a family argument.