In a culture that demands explanations, learning to stop justifying yourself can be liberating and reclaim your peace

Reels and nonstop social media, with shrinking attention spans and overload, are pushing books to the margins

From optimistic, thinking women to endless cycles of misery

'Let’s see where this goes' is the new language of commitment.

Why is there no system to continue education during times of crisis, and why is closure always the first option?

Raised on wall clocks, handkerchiefs, and street games, ’80s and ’90s kids now live in a world that never sleeps

Should children with autism be placed in mainstream classrooms when schools are unprepared to support them?

Belief doesn’t have to cancel out common sense. Trouble starts when we stop thinking and start hiding behind tradition

From thirty-function celebrations to drone shows and designer stages, extravagance has become normalised.

A YouTube reality series, Lazawal Ishq ignited a debate on identity, visibility, and became a cultural flashpoint