At a time when life often encourages people to slow down, step back, and withdraw from responsibility, Mahant Swami Maharaj, at the age of 92, quietly demonstrates a different way of living—one rooted in discipline, devotion, humility, and selfless service. He is the current spiritual head of BAPS (Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha), a global … Continue reading When Service Becomes Prayer: Lessons from Mahant Swami Maharaj
In my work across sustainability, social development, and community engagement—and through my journey as an author—I have repeatedly observed one simple but powerful truth: strong societies are built on strong families. Yet in our pursuit of economic growth, professional success, and technological progress, family bonding and caregiving are often treated as secondary or “soft” concerns. … Continue reading How Strong Family Bonding and Care Shape a Better Society and Drive Long-Term Growth
We live in an era where many parents proudly say, “My child knows how to use a smartphone better than me.”But beneath that pride lies a silent concern — are we giving them access or addiction? In the race to keep children engaged, entertained, or “tech-savvy,” many parents have unknowingly traded genuine connection for digital … Continue reading When Love Turns Into Laziness: The Hidden Cost of Modern Parenting
Not every story is born to win awards. Not every poem dreams of being published. And not every writer begins with a goal in mind. Some simply write because their heart asks them to. Today, more and more young authors are embracing this quiet freedom—writing without chasing success, without the weight of expectations, and without … Continue reading When Writing Becomes the Journey, Not the Goal.
Weddings are often seen as the happiest celebrations of life. They are filled with music, laughter, family gatherings, rituals, and traditions that bind two people together. On the outside, everything looks beautiful—the glowing bride, the confident groom, the decorated halls, and the cheerful guests. But over the years, as I’ve watched and observed weddings closely, … Continue reading The Untold Weight of a Bride and Groom
Introduction – When Reel Becomes Real Cinema and storytelling have always been powerful media to shape our imagination, emotions, and culture. For decades, films have entertained us with drama, comedy, romance, and action. However, in the past two decades, there has been an undeniable surge in action-heavy, brutal, and violent content, not only in films … Continue reading From Screen to Scene: The Impact of Action and Brutality in Movies on Young Minds – Reflections from the Ahmedabad Tragedy
India is a country of many languages, cultures, and identities — a mosaic that should ideally celebrate diversity. Yet, we often find ourselves caught in language-based conflicts: debates over Hindi imposition, regional pride vs. national unity, and even social media wars over "pure" vs. "impure" language use. In this backdrop, there’s something refreshingly beautiful about … Continue reading Unity in Diversity: What Gujarat Teaches Us About Language Harmony in India
Self-confidence is one of the most powerful qualities a person can develop. It’s not just about believing in your abilities — it’s about having the courage to stand by your decisions, even when the world seems to suggest otherwise. For a long time, I have believed that the more you ask others for their opinions, … Continue reading The Power of Self-Confidence: Learning to Trust Your Inner Voice
In today’s busy world, where both parents often balance demanding jobs and household responsibilities, grandparents have become an essential part of many families. For some, their role may seem limited to managing children during vacations, after school hours, or when parents are unavailable. However, the true value of grandparents in a child’s life goes far … Continue reading The Irreplaceable Role of Grandparents in a Child’s Life
In every family, workplace, and group of friends, there's always someone who silently carries the weight of others—offering help, support, and strength without expecting much in return. These are the people we often take for granted while they are alive. We remember how many times we asked them for help, but we rarely ask them … Continue reading Let’s Celebrate Our Loved Ones While They’re Still With Us.
Shreyas Trivedi 