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A Random Pick That Had Me Screaming

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I have been reading this book for a whileeee, and brooo, I never realised its worth until I started explaining this book to my friend. The moment I started sharing the story with her — her expressions and the way she reacted to the story were on point — made me realise that this story is actually not that bad. This story took me at least 60% of the book to realise what it was actually about, and that moment when it finally sparks and everything starts making sense — made sense in a crazyyy way for meeeee. The type of writing was timelines.... parallel timelines. Okay, so the book’s name is The Lost Bookshop, written by Evie Woods. Yes, this book was a random pick... But it was something like getting lost in the story. The points that I picked up from this book, even though it’s fictional: 1. Women had it harsh in the 19th century. More like, not getting credit for their work, or worse, having the credit stolen from them and being treated like they were invisible.... And when you fight ...
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Coding and Life: A Personal Perspective

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In the current era or generation, technology is growing, and the use of computers, laptops, building apps, and building websites — making the whole world digital — has become the norm. It’s like no one can live without technology, and you might even be called dumb if you don’t know some basics of technology.   Now, for all this technology to work and sustain, people learn, study, and make a profession in CODE/CODING.   Given where the world is headed, many people have different opinions on whether coding is good or bad, beneficial or not, and so on. In this blog, I’m expressing my perspective on coding, given that I almost swim in code 😂. Being a CS grad, yes, we have to — or rather, I chose to — dive and swim in this ocean called coding and making applications and all the tech. I hope you can relate if you are in a similar field as mine; otherwise, it’s just a nice story.   So yeah, enough with the introductions.   Let me get to the point. ...
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The App That Made My Mom Smile

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I am a CS graduate, Working in corporate as a software engineer—does this give me satisfaction? Aaahhh... maybe to an extent. But do you know what brings peak satisfaction? Helping our parents with the knowledge we’ve gained. When it works well and they’re genuinely happy, it feels like all their hard work and love for us has finally shown results—or rather, never faded. So, curious what was this “great” thing I did? For me, it’s not anything grand. But for my parents, it is. They’re into business and trading. They found it tough to constantly open the calculator and derive conclusions. One day, my mom approached me saying, “This whole process of deriving conclusions is costing me a lot of time. By the time I figure things out, the market has already shifted—and my results are inaccurate.” I started listening to their requirements and thought—why not make an app? They strictly wanted it for personal use, so I respected that. I began applying my UI/UX knowledge to sketch out...
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The city where I actually "grew"

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At the start of 2025, I had the opportunity to do an internship somewhere completely new—Hyderabad. It wasn’t my hometown, not the place I grew up, not my native place. I literally knew nothing about the city except the language. And I was about to stay there, alone, for 6 months. Let’s just say: it changed me, emotionally and physically. Did I enjoy it?— Absolutely yes. Did I learn anything?—Tons. Living alone isn’t a piece of cake—even making a cake is tough! There’s so much you discover about yourself when you step out of your comfort zone. Do listen to the audio version of this blog here incase you are not a person of reading ! 🎙️ Listen to: "The City Where I Actually Grew" Your browser does not support the audio element. Staying Calm When Life Feels Overwhelming The first big lesson: remain calm and composed. I won’t say overthinking is always bad, but when you start getting scared, that can mess up your whole experience . Trust me—staying positive ...
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🚆 Trains: The Unsung Heroes of Our Everyday Journeys

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After six months of non-stop travel—boarding, unboarding, catching connections—I thought I had trains all figured out. But one random scroll through an article changed everything. I stumbled upon some wild facts, shared them with my friends, and we were all like: Wait, what? That’s insane. Turns out, trains are way more than just metal boxes on wheels. They’re engineering legends. Let me walk you through some underrated gems that’ll make you see them in a whole new light. 🛞 Wheels That Could Bench-Press a Car So here’s the deal: one train wheel weighs around 500 kg . That’s like stacking five adult humans into a single hunk of steel. And with 8 wheels per coach and 23 coaches on a typical long-distance train, you’re looking at a rolling heavyweight champion. And the cost? ₹70,000 per wheel . That’s not pocket change—it’s more than a decent motorcycle. No wonder Indian Railways is trying to make them locally now. ⚙️ Engines That Know Their Job Not all trains run on the same kind of eng...
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My Final Year Project: Turning Uncertainty into Innovation

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Unlocking Market Potential with the Relative Attractiveness Index When I first heard about the idea behind the Relative Attractiveness Index (RAI) for my final year project, I’ll be honest—I had no clue what it even meant. I remember sitting in front of my laptop, searching everywhere for examples or existing tools, and coming up empty. There weren’t even many research papers to lean on. It felt like I was trying to build something from the ground up, with almost no roadmap. That challenge was both intimidating and strangely exciting. I realized if I could pull this off, I’d be creating something genuinely new—something that could help businesses make smarter, data-driven decisions about global expansion. How I and my Team Built RAI from Scratch The idea behind RAI was simple: give companies a way to compare countries using real economic and healthcare data, so they could pick the best markets for their needs. But with so few references, every step felt experimental. I focused on thr...
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Dream feild- finding its door

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Are You Confused About Which Field to Choose? So Was I. Let me walk you through the journey of how I discovered my dream field. There’s a saying: "You can’t put your hands in all buckets" – If you do, it’ll only become a mess and you'll end up good for nothing. And yes, I was a mess—even during university—while pursuing my Bachelor’s in Technology. Choosing which bucket to dip my hands into was a really tough decision, mainly because of a lack of research and, of course, the mindset of " why settle for less? " So I kept trying out a bit of everything, here and there. Because once you dip your hands fully into something, it feels like there's no coming out of it. And just like that, two years of college flew by... Hold on, hear me out… It’s not like I was indecisive the entire time. I was clear about studying Computer Science ever since 10th grade (thanks to my amazing computer teacher—while everyone spent 3 years learning Java, she made me a ge...
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When Life Gave Me a Second Mic – I Took It

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How I Got My Groove Back (a.k.a. My Second Workshop Experience 😄) The first one was in college and that was pretty awesome-want me to write about it?-let me know in the comments.. So there was this workshop at NPS Sapthagiri College — yep, an actual, real-deal event — where we had to give a 2-hour talk to BSc first years about computer science. 🎤👨‍💻 This went down at the beginning of December 2024. Now here’s the thing: deciding the topic? Not easy. Took us a while. These students were freshers, just getting started with C programming. So we thought — hey, let’s talk about why DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms) is such a big deal, the magic of coding , and how Git & GitHub can literally make your life 10x easier. 😎 Our squad (a.k.a. The Vikasana Crew): Anmol, Dinesh, Kevin, and me — off on a mini adventure to this college. Okay so... confession time: one of us overslept . Not saying who 👀. Which turned our morning into a hormonal rollercoaster 🌀, but hey — we got luc...
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Hackathon Chronicles: MVJ College of Engineering

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-My first ever Hackathon experience So, we decided to give Vikasana a fresh start, and what better way than jumping into a hackathon? That’s how we ended up at MVJ College of Engineering in Whitefield for an on-the-spot-themed hackathon—Disaster Management. Our team? Me, along with three insanely smart people: Dinesh, Mihir, and Falisha—of course, all from Vikasana. They named our squad Homi Baba (because why not). The Pre-Hackathon Hype A day before the hackathon, we had a strategy meeting—what to do, how to plan, and all that jazz. Mihir was on full motivational mode: “Bruh, yess! Let’s go! We’re gonna win this thing!” Gotta love that mindset. Date: 19th Dec 2024. The Journey to MVJ First challenge? Getting there. Dinesh offered to bring his car, but for the sake of adventure, I took the metro. Rode my bike to the station, switched metro lines, then finally reached my stop and walked to the college. Three hours of travel—uff! The Arrival: Hackathon Begins We got our hackathon pass...
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What made me think design is crazy

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Okay...so it was my 2nd year of college when I joined vikasana the research and development team of my university... Well vikasana was like my dream destination... because it contained people of high potential and i was barely surpassing any of those capabilities like just hanging out the cliff.. joined and barely surviving...that type of intelligence and kindness was present in this group vikasana....one of the reasons for me loving vikasana even now...had a good bunch of seniors and made my journey in vikasana awesome... So now at this point I barely knew about design what it is... thought it's some lowky or let's say some feild like other feilds... Until I was assigned to one project and there is where I heard the term .. figma..  made me more curious like what the hell is this figma...me in utter state if confusion and a lost state of mind...me started exploring the figma website... bruhh that website looked soo...complex like what what is happening....I have no clue.... Th...
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