Saloni Singh

New Delhi

Journalist at India Times

Host at Raising Parents 2.0 Podcast at hubhopper.com

Journalist! Run on caffeine & sarcasm!

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Articles

The Art of Finding That Quite Breeze When Life Feels Too Loud

1 week ago | discover.hubpages.com | Saloni Singh

How to Find That Breeze in Real Life"Happiness is not a place you arrive at — it's the soft breeze you feel when your heart finally lets go."When we say "breeze," we’re not just talking about the air that brushes your skin. We mean a feeling — a soft, gentle moment of peace that touches your heart when everything feels calm.
The Fifth Room

2 weeks ago | medium.com | Saloni Singh

“Not all storms come to destroy you. Some come to show you what was already broken.”It started like most nights — quiet, too quiet. The kind of silence that hums behind your ears, like something is about to snap. I wasn’t doing anything special. Just lying there. Scrolling, existing, pretending I wasn’t unraveling. And then suddenly, I wasn’t alone in my own head. They were all there. The soft one whispered first. “I’m tired.” No one listened. The angry one paced.
The silence I carry

3 weeks ago | medium.com | Saloni Singh

I’ve always been that person sitting quietly in a corner, sipping on thoughts while the world speaks around me. Not because I don’t have anything to say — but because somewhere along the journey, I learned to measure my words. To pause. To watch. I remember being a child who felt things too deeply — like I was tuned to a frequency others couldn’t hear. I’d sit alone after a long day, not tired, just… full. Full of questions, feelings, flashes of moments I didn’t know how to share.
The Dark Side of Self-Medication in India: A Silent Health Crisis

1 month ago | medium.com | Saloni Singh

by saloniIntroduction: When Pills Replace ProfessionalsIn Indian households, it's common to hear phrases like, “Just take a Combiflam,” or “Last time Azithromycin worked for me.” Medicines are often shared, reused, or stocked in home cabinets like daily-use items. From headaches and coughs to diarrhea and sleep issues, people often reach for pills before they reach for a doctor. This phenomenon is known as self-medication—and it’s not just widespread, it’s dangerously normalized.
Bougainvillea in Skincare: A Beautiful Plant with Hidden Healing Power

1 month ago | medium.com | Saloni Singh

Bougainvillea in Skincare: A Beautiful Plant with Hidden Healing PowerHow a Vibrant Flower Holds Hidden Healing SecretsIt all started with their beauty. I have always been amazed by bougainvillea flowers. Their bright pink, purple, and orange colors make walls and gardens look alive and full of energy. I loved looking at them, but one day I started thinking—can this plant do something more than just look pretty?
Anti-Cancer Strategies Using Anaerobic Spore-Forming Bacteria Clostridium: Advances and Synergistic Approaches

Mar 14, 2025 | mdpi.com | Saloni Singh |Kwang-Rim Baek |Seung-Oh Seo |Geun-Hyung Kim

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Why Holi is Celebrated: A Journey Through Tradition, Mythology, and Culture?

Mar 13, 2025 | medium.com | Saloni Singh

Saloni Singh·Follow6 min read·--Why Holi is Celebrated: A Journey Through Tradition, Mythology, and Culture? Holi, often called the "Festival of Colors," is one of the most vibrant and joyous celebrations in India and among the Indian diaspora worldwide. This ancient Hindu festival, which marks the arrival of spring, symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, the renewal of relationships, and the rejuvenation of nature.
Docker - Advanced Interview Questions

Nov 17, 2024 | dev.to | Saloni Singh

In today’s time, to get into DevOps roles is a bit challenging, and Docker plays an important role here. So, today I have brought up some interesting advanced interview questions that you might encounter in future related to Docker. 1. How does Docker ensure images are immutable? Docker images are layer composites; each layer is read-only and immutable, while all modifications within a container end up in a new, writeable layer, without changing the image. 2.
Transitioning your Career to AWS and DevOps

Nov 10, 2024 | dev.to | Saloni Singh

Nowadays, all of us are looking to transition our career in a more better way, probably Cloud or DevOps, as the demand is increasing in the market for these roles. So, this post is all about some steps that I would recommend you to follow, I’m sharing my personal experience and the steps I followed, it may differ from person to person, so please do the same according to your pace and interest.
AWS Valkey: Now available on Amazon ElastiCache and MemoryDB!

Nov 3, 2024 | dev.to | Saloni Singh

Introduction:AWS has just added a new, high-power tool to the cloud for architects and developers who strive to make the most out of their performance and save costs: Valkey. This is an open-source, high-performance key-value store available on Amazon ElastiCache and MemoryDB, promising reliable and low-cost data management for ultra-fast data access by demanding applications.