Masrat Nabi

1 month ago | indiaoutbound.info | Masrat Nabi

Aurora tourism or the pursuit of witnessing the mesmerising Northern Lights, has transformed from a niche adventure into a global travel phenomenon. Once reserved for scientists and extreme explorers, it now attracts millions of travellers seeking an unforgettable celestial experience.

1 month ago | mediaindia.eu | Masrat Nabi

In the sweltering summer of 2024, Ritika Sen, 29-year-old then a deputy editorial lead at a leading English daily in Mumbai, found herself emotionally drained and professionally cornered. Years of chasing headlines under relentless deadlines had taken a toll not just on her mental health, but on her love for journalism itself. Subtle taunts and constant second-guessing from senior editors only deepened her self-doubt. “I realised I was spending more time defending my ideas than developing them.

1 month ago | mediaindia.eu | Masrat Nabi

In the sweltering summer of 2024, Ritika Sen, 29-year-old then a deputy editorial lead at a leading English daily in Mumbai, found herself emotionally drained and professionally cornered. Years of chasing headlines under relentless deadlines had taken a toll not just on her mental health, but on her love for journalism itself. Subtle taunts and constant second-guessing from senior editors only deepened her self-doubt. “I realised I was spending more time defending my ideas than developing them.

2 months ago | mediaindia.eu | Masrat Nabi

In Yelahanka, a suburban locality in Bengaluru Urban district, 26-year-old Shiva Kumar has been delivering food for Swiggy for the past four years, often spending more than 12 hours a day zig-zagging through the city’s crowded roads on his bike. The work is demanding and relentless, offering no paid leave, no health benefits, and no guaranteed monthly income. “It is a job with no guarantees.

2 months ago | mediaindia.eu | Masrat Nabi

In the vast tapestry of India’s cultural landscape, the saree stands as a timeless emblem of identity, resilience and artistry. Far beyond being a mere garment, it carries within its folds the legacy of centuries shaped by geography, tradition, social norms and skilled craftsmanship. Ubiquitous yet endlessly diverse, the saree adapts to its region, telling stories not just of fabric and fashion, but of communities, rituals and the rhythm of everyday life.