Priya Naik

Nov 14, 2024 | medium.com | Priya Naik

Priya Naik·Follow3 min read·--Music is the one thing that first touches your soul and then accompanies you on your journey. It is an expression of love and countless other emotions that can’t be captured in words or actions alone. Sometimes, I feel we take music so much for granted that we don’t realize it’s our love language. Two lovers send each other romantic songs, expressing feelings that words can’t convey.

Nov 3, 2024 | medium.com | Priya Naik

Priya Naik·Follow3 min read·--They say every opportunity comes knocking with the promise of a brighter future. But I believe that every setback equally brings an opportunity to turn our lives upside down, to dive into the rollercoaster of life, and to discover what truly resonates with us. It’s about understanding each setback, reflecting on what it’s trying to teach us, seeing the path it’s leading us toward, and extracting the good it holds for our future selves.

Oct 25, 2024 | medium.com | Priya Naik

Priya Naik·Follow3 min read·--Ever found yourself wondering, What are my plans for Friday night? As Friday evening draws closer, I often find myself filled with a sense of excitement mixed with curiosity. It’s that familiar feeling – like a call to unwind, no matter what the week has been like. Yet, the next question always follows: What should I do? Who should I spend time with? Should I cherish the solitude, or reach out to someone for company?

Sep 28, 2024 | medium.com | Priya Naik

Priya Naik·Follow4 min read·--I’ve encountered so many women – perhaps 80% of those I meet – who say to me, “I am independent.” But are we really? There’s a common belief these days that if a woman earns for herself or her family, she is considered independent – or at least, that’s what we women tend to claim. But what does it truly mean to be independent? I’m not saying I have fully achieved it, but each day, I give it thought, make an effort, and try to gain a fresh perspective.

Jul 26, 2024 | chemonics.com | Claire Anderson |Amit Bhanot |Priya Naik

With India’s formal female labor force participation rate at 33%, significantly lower than the global average of 49%, enhancing women’s participation in the workforce is critical. A recent Barclays report suggests that for India to achieve 8% GDP growth in the next five years, female workforce participation needs to exceed 50% of the new workforce by 2030.