Category "LifeStyle"

The ICU Doesn’t Care About Your Independence : The Conversation Most Indians Avoid Until It’s Too Late

There is a growing movement across the world that celebrates living alone. Social media glorifies independence. Many people delay marriage, avoid relationships, or decide never to have children. Others experience divorce and consciously choose to remain single for the rest of their lives. For many, it feels like freedom. Until...

The ₹1 Lakh Salary Illusion: Why Many IT Professionals Feel Wealthy on Paper but Struggle Every Month

The world is witnessing one of the greatest talent wars in modern history. Not for movie stars. Not for athletes. Not even for CEOs. This war is for Artificial Intelligence engineers and researchers. In recent years, companies like Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and others have been competing fiercely to...

The Journal Entry #020 : Corporate Life vs Startup Life vs Doing Both: Which Life Should You Choose?

There is a moment familiar to almost every ambitious person. You are sitting inside an office, attending a meeting that probably could have been an email, while somewhere inside your head another meeting is happening. “Is this what I want to do for the next 20 years?” Then you open...

The Journal Entry #019 : The Brutal Reality of Building an Empire From Nothing

At my age, I sometimes look at the startup world and wonder whether we have made entrepreneurship look far easier than it really is. Open social media and you will see young founders raising millions of dollars, companies becoming unicorns, billion-dollar valuations, luxury cars and stories about people becoming millionaires...

Journal Entry #005 : Everyone Wants Handmade. Almost Nobody Understands How It Is Actually Made.

When people admire a handloom product, they usually see the finished piece. A beautiful saree. A soft cotton shirt. An elegant stole. A perfectly woven table runner. What they don’t see is the invisible supply chain behind it. Before starting Handlooom.com, I assumed that if demand increased, production would naturally...

The Nishani Journal Entry #002 : When a Backup Failure Isn’t Really a Failure

The day I learned that the biggest challenge wasn’t fixing the problem—it was understanding whether a problem still existed. Category: ☁️ Cloud & Engineering Published: July 2026 Reading Time: 9 Minutes “A good engineer doesn’t start by looking for answers. They start by understanding the question.” Every Morning Begins the...