The Public Diary

Disclaimer: This is a (first) girlish post, so you may or may not relate to it.   I often find myself on the opposite side of girlish talks. I wonder how I came up with the idea of this post. Some sartorial choices can be difficult to carry in routine life.  When I did shopping lately, I had more checkpoints in my mind before finalising the purchase. A s they say, 'Difficulty is the mother of invention.'  I guess that is why I'm summing up my experience here in this post. Oh! Wait. Isn't it ' Necessity is the mother of invention '? Anyway, moulding according to the situation is the best alternative. Even if it is in quotes. In this age of fashion and following trends, it can be luring to buy some clothes purely out of the craze. Following these trends blindly can sometimes put you into a sort of mess.  So, if you are planning to buy any of the listed attires, make sure to consider associated points. 1. Frilled Sleeve tops Source: Flipkart These tops are in tren

This composition was for a contest at my University. I am not bragging but I secured a position for it. Of course, it was an e-contest, which means less competition. Multiple winners for one position also paved the way for an easy victory. Enough of bragging-cum-bashing. Let's proceed.  Have a good read. HUMANITY God placed humans highest in the evolution chain because of the characteristic Humanity, However, these days it gushes through our blood in rarety.  Alas! All of us are lost in the race for vanity. From running away from moral and social responsibilities, To grabbing all possible benefits selfishly. Everyone is trying to seek some sort of parity,  But our actions reflect complete disparity. Hence, we need to take a pause for much-needed clarity. We must dig within ourselves to fetch our mind's sanity, And craft the humane deeds with all of our heart's purity. By bringing our efforts and actions in utter harmony. Amidst these testing times, we need to follow our con