I’ve been thinking about this more than I’d like to admit. Not in a dramatic, “the world is doomed” way, just in small, quiet moments. Like when someone shares something vulnerable, and the response is a dry “same.” Or when bad news feels… distant. Seen, processed, and cleared in under […]
Author: Kavya Jain
The Pressure to Have Everything Figured Out by 21
I am only eighteen, but somehow it already feels like the clock has started ticking. Everywhere around me, there seems to be an invisible timeline. By the time you are twenty-one, you are supposed to know what you want to do with your life. You should have a clear career […]
Democracy and Campus
People often say universities shape democracy. At first, that sounds like something written in a brochure. But if you look closely at everyday life in a university, the idea starts making sense not in a grand way, but in small, ordinary moments. Lucknow University is not perfect. It is […]
