Anshika Kumar
A happy child with a streak of madness. Reader, writer, professional over-thinker , lover of cheesecake. Usually surrounded by books, her hobbies include baking, jumping to conclusions, and quoting the six F.R.I.E.N.D.S. She believes in unconditional kindness and hopes to change the world one article at a time. ~Good words and good vibes only.
7 Career options you can choose after graduating in Commerce
The Indian education system provides to its students a facility of choosing subjects according to three streams, which can be studied in senior secondary classes. These are Humanities, Commerce and Science.
Commerce is a sought after stream which provides a variety of opportunities. Some of the subjects included in this stream are Maths (optional), Business Studies, Accounts and Economics with...
How social media is transforming Indian Politics
Indian politics has revolved around traditional methods or business model of rallies, and door to door canvassing during elections since Independence- supplementing it with distribution of pamphlets, flyers, badges and banners. During off election period also, medium of interaction with general population and other political/ administrative elements has been personal meetings and use of telephones. Daily or weekly “Janta...
Are Delhiites Insensitive to Crimes against women ?
Delhi is the pride of India. It is an establishment that comprises of the richest people in the country, heritage buildings, headquarters of most crucial organizations, and a generously cosmopolitan society. Also known as ‘Dilwalon ki Dilli’ (City of the large- hearted), its charm is unparalleled. So is its crime and lawlessness. The kind of adverse crimes carried out...
How Gurmehar is wrong, and how cautiously freedom of speech needs to be exercised
The nation has been a hotbed of some grave political issues in the recent times. The violence in Ramjas College and the consequent row over Gurmehar Kaur’s comments on the same have left the political scenario in a mess. This mess is being spread around by various groups and organisations in order to satisfy their own propaganda. Amongst the...
Why is it important for your Daughter to study and gain work experience before marriage ?
As a parent, you wish to protect your child and safeguard his/her future in the best possible manner. Your daughter especially, captures your attention as you fret about her safety and welfare. Boys in the (patriarchal) Indian society tend to have more freedom from age- old traditions, and are relatively less under the scanning eyes of the ruthless relatives...
