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In a zoom call with a friend one day, he told me the salary of a lawyer he was working with as part of his job. He said, “If I were making this sort... [Read More]

Recently, I finished reading the book, Fermat’s Last Theorem by Simon Singh, and loved it a lot. This is the first book I have completed in a long time, so that felt good. It’s also the first time I have read a book related to mathematics which is not a text... [Read More]

It has been ten years since college ended. In May 2014, when the professor announced that we had 15 minutes left to complete the Econometrics exam, I realized that this was it. In 15 minutes, the final exam would be over, and everyone will soon start heading out of college.... [Read More]

Gender inequality is a persistent issue in India. Girls are less likely to be enrolled in school, especially in secondary and higher education. Parents often prioritize their sons’ education and healthcare over their daughters’. This imbalance reflects deep-rooted gender biases. As we discussed in the previous research paper post,... [Read More]

In the book 12th Fail, the night before his final interview to become Indian Police Services officer, Manoj Sharma (the main character from the book) does not know what to prepare for. He has already read whatever he needed to for the interview. So, instead he turns to his diary... [Read More]