-- End MS Clarity -->
For Latest Updates
This email is already registered!
Your data has been securely saved to the database.
If you have spent any time scrolling through TikTok or Instagram Reels, chances are you have come across the word rizz. Perhaps someone has been praised for having it, accused of having absolutely none of it, or described as someone who could charm their way into almost any conversation. And then there is huzz, another expression that has found its way into the vocabulary of younger internet users.
Dating has changed considerably over the last decade. Meeting someone no longer necessarily begins with a conversation in person. It might start with an Instagram follow, a dating app match, a reply to a story or a random interaction online. For Gen Z and younger millennials, relationships exist in a strange space between constant digital connection and emotional distance. Two people can communicate throughout the day without knowing where they actually stand with each other. Terms such as situationsh
Think about a typical Indian lunch from 15–20 years ago. Roti. Dal. Ek bhaji. Rice. Thoda sa pickle.Maybe papad. And if it was Sunday, something special. Nobody called it a “meal experience.”Nobody took a picture. Nobody rated the plating. It was simply jevan. And somehow, it was complete. Today, things are a little different. We have cafés for coffee, restaurants for pasta, QSRs for burgers, cloud kitchens for literally anything, and food apps that can bring 20 cuisines to your doorstep before you finish d
We are taught from childhood that mistakes are embarrassing and that looking perfect is the best way to win respect. Yet social psychology has found something surprising. Under the right conditions a small blunder can make a person more attractive to others and not less. This idea is called the pratfall effect and it comes from a 1966 study by psychologist Elliot Aronson and his colleagues. Participants listened to recordings of a person taking part in a quiz contest. In one version the contestant was highl
Esports is transforming gaming into a competitive industry with career opportunities in professional gaming, game development, data science, and content creation. Explore its growth, challenges, and future.