Tag: shreyalogy
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How Bigg Boss Ruined My Favourite TV Actress: A Tejasswi Prakash Rant
A long long time ago, there used to be a TV show called Swaragini that had little kiddie Shreya in a chokehold. Not because it had an amazing story, but because it had an amazing character, a beautiful anti-hero who was hurt by everyone she once loved, turning her into the greatest villain the world…
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What Is Neuroplasticity? Explained Like A Normal Human Being
For reasons unknown to mankind, the internet loves complicating things. Using jargon to describe things that could otherwise be described easily. Maybe it makes people on the internet look smart, maybe it makes the viewer look stupid, but if you try even minutely, you’d be able to understand just about anything in the world. Because…
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16 Hidden Amul Products Most Indians Don’t Know Exist | Secret Amul Foods Exposed
I have a lot of respect for Amul’s branding and marketing team. Because the Amul girl ads are beyond iconic. Every occasion, whether you know it or not — amul has an ad for it. Right from beauty pageant results, election results to any Indian making headlines anywhere around the world — Amul will make…
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International HR Day: The Department Everyone Needs But Nobody Fully Understands
Every workplace has one department that somehow knows everything. Who is resigning.Who cried in the washroom.Who secretly wants a promotion.Who is overworked.Who is underperforming.And who sent an email that could have honestly just been a Teams message. That department is HR. On International HR Day, I think it’s important to acknowledge something people often forget:…
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Why The Arushi Talwar Case Haunted Me Since Childhood
I was seven when this case became a thing. Seven. This is the age most people worry about getting less paneer in their dinner. I was hyper fixated on death. Seven year old me cried every day, sometimes without a prompt, thinking about death and losing people I loved. Of course the idea of me…
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Ikigai : The Quiet Art of Having a Reason to Stay
I don’t remember exactly when I first came across the word Ikigai. Maybe it was in a book I didn’t finish, or on a Pinterest board with pastel quotes and ocean-blue fonts. But the word lingered. Like a scent I couldn’t name but somehow recognized. Ikigai is a Japanese concept that roughly translates to “a…
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Unsolved Mysteries That Still Don’t Make Sense: Cold Cases That Refuse to End
Some Stories Don’t End. They Just… Stop Moving. You grow up thinking every mystery is temporary. That someone will eventually figure it out.That every story wants to be solved. But then you start reading about cases that don’t move. Not forward, not backward. Just stuck. Preserved in a very specific moment where something went wrong—and…
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Hinterkaifeck Murders Explained: The Unsolved Farm Case That Still Feels Unfinished
A Farm Where the Ending Didn’t End You expect a crime to have a shape—beginning, escalation, end. The Hinterkaifeck murders refuse that shape. They read like something that starts before it starts and continues after it should be over. Hinterkaifeck was an isolated farm in Bavaria. Six people lived there: Andreas and Cäzilia Gruber, their…
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My Birthday Taught Me Something I Didn’t Want to Learn
I like celebrating people. I plan. I think ahead. I make things feel special. So naturally, I want my birthday to feel the same. Not identical. Not perfect.But at least… intentional. It didn’t. 1. I Planned Everything—And That Was the First Sign I chose the phone I wanted.I tracked it for days.I handled the decisions.…
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Things I Love to Discuss: Psychology, Crime, Beauty & Corporate Life
What topics do you like to discuss? Things I Love to Discuss There are people who can talk about anything. And then there are people who only want to talk about things that actually mean something. I fall into the second category. I don’t like conversations that exist just to fill silence. I like conversations…