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It usually begins with a simple intention. You unlock your phone to check one notification, read a single headline, or watch one short video. Minutes turn into hours as your thumb continues to scroll through a seemingly endless stream of breaking news, economic uncertainty, climate disasters, political debates, and carefully curated snapshots of other people's lives. Before you realise it, you feel mentally exhausted even though you've barely moved. This habit has a name: doo

There was a time when memories existed simply to be remembered. Today, they are often created to be shared. A morning coffee is no longer just a morning coffee. It is content. A holiday is not merely an escape but a collection of photographs waiting to be uploaded. Even reading a book, visiting a museum, or trying a new café has quietly become part of an online narrative. From a small recipe of coffee to a trip to Maldives, everything is content .Somewhere along the way, soci

India is the largest democracy in the world and it has one of the largest pool of young citizens. The average age of India is 27.9 and according to the Election Commission of India, the 2024 Lok Sabha witnessed around 18.4 million first time voters making youth participation a decisive electoral factor. But also, when we look at the Indian society, we have to first understand it’s composition of society and what factors impact the voting behavior of the citizen. After that we