Fight the Good Fight
Fight the good fight; every struggle needs a voice. Not every voice finds its time, or its crowd. Still, fight the good fight. Some fade unheard, yet none fade alone. When one voice finally reaches its audience, it bears the weight of all who could not speak. Always, fight the good fight. I wrote this poem after sitting with a thought when John shared this with me: Every few moments in history, we look back and ask ourselves—did we really live like that? Over the past few da
Not Everything in Life Goes as Planned
Sometimes in life you realise you are in situations where you are not in control. And that makes you feel frustrated, helpless, and annoyed. You don’t know how to feel about it. And in the last one week, I’ve had two such moments back-to-back. Definitely not the greatest feeling. The first thing was my parents’ visa getting rejected . My parents were supposed to travel to the UK for my graduation from the London School of Economics . This was a big deal for me. I submitted o
🇧🇪 A Few Curious Things I Noticed in Belgium
Belgium is a fascinating little country. I spent most of my time in Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent — and it felt like a country that reveals itself through small details. The first thing that hits you is the food. This is a land of fries, waffles, chocolates, croquettes, and everything that can be fried or sweetened. It’s as if the country was built for people who love to eat unapologetically. If gluttony had a capital, Belgium would definitely be on the shortlist. And then come
What Does "Home" Really Mean?
I’ve been having a bit of a rough patch here in Zagreb. You know that feeling when you're surrounded by people, but somehow still feel a...
I Fucking Hate Indian Tourists
A reflection I didn’t expect to write, but here we are. This is a post I never thought I’d write. And honestly, it makes me uncomfortable...
🇩🇪 No card, No water and No Samples : Welcome to Germany?
I’ve been in Germany for a coupleof days now, exploring Stuttgart — a city that’s orderly, structured, and deeply rooted in history....
Why You No Speak German?
(A reflection from a lakeside hostel in Switzerland) So here I am — day one (or two?) in Switzerland — in a quiet little village called...
A Swiss Misadventure: Me, My Trust Issues, and Google Maps
Spiez, Switzerland | July 6, 2025 | Time : 3:00 PM Today, I had an experience that was so absurd, I wasn’t sure whether to laugh at...
Are You Ready to Lose in the System That Made You Win?
I attended an event hosted by Romana yesterday. I wasn’t expecting to walk away with a philosophical knot in my chest—but that’s exactly...
India , Pakistan and everything in between
Every morning these days, I wake up with a certain nervousness in my chest. I check the news—not because I want something to have...
Cape Town Reflections: Is Poverty Profitable? And Other Questions That Won’t Leave My Mind
Ever since I came back from Cape Town, a question has been stuck in my head: Is poverty profitable? It’s an odd combination of two...
Love, Faith, and Spirituality – A Journey into the Unknown
I am about to write about something I am deeply unfamiliar with. And you might wonder, why write about something you don’t know much...






