Tag: Indian society

• The Fear of False Accusations and Why Society No Longer Trusts Anyone

  

  The Fear of False Accusations For every recurring criminal issue in society, there’s always one common counterpoint — false accusations. And honestly, it’s true. False accusations weaken the argument because what’s worse than being blamed for a crime? Getting blamed for a crime you didn’t even commit. As a woman, let’s take a few examples…

  Shreya Singh

  May 11, 2026

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• The Shreyalogy Dictionary: Indian Family Edition | Funny & Relatable Desi Truths

  Language was invented so humans could communicate.The Indian family took one look at that and said — challenge accepted. Because in the Indian household, words don’t mean what the dictionary says they mean.They mean something older, louder, and significantly more personal. So here is the Shreyalogy Dictionary: Indian Family Edition — where we define things…

  Shreya Singh

  April 16, 2026

  Shreyalogy Dictionary

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• When Wedding Traditions Meet Patriarchy: A Second-Hand Rant I Wasn’t Prepared For

  

  I didn’t even attend the wedding. That’s the best part. I had just come back from work and was done with my snacks. I chose to skip dinner but I wanted to sit with my parents while they had theirs. So I did. I was just existing near them at the dining table when my…

  Shreya Singh

  February 25, 2026

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