Shifali Thakur
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Rajasthan’s 10 Best Places to Visit: A Journey Through the Land of Royals
Rajasthan, India’s largest state, is a traveler’s dream, rich with vibrant culture, majestic palaces, awe-inspiring forts, and endless stretches of desert. Known as the "Land of Kings," Rajasthan offers a royal experience through its historical monuments, artistic traditions, and colorful festivals. If you're planning to visit, here are the top 10 places that encapsulate the essence of this magnificent state.
By Shifali Thakurabout a year ago in Lifehack
How Seasonal Shifts Influence Our Mood and Well-Being
When summer gives way to the majestic winter, most us undergo not only a climactic change but am even more importantly, a change of attitude. Seasonal alterations also have an effect on our psychological state, they contribute to shift in our energy, behavior and interaction with others. In this article the author presents how the shift from summer to winter can affect our emotions and how we should learn to accept new emotions to improve our well-being.
By Shifali Thakurabout a year ago in Writers
A Stressful Year: Overcoming Life’s Challenges in 2024
Life in 2024 has been a series of unexpected events for me, many of which have been quite difficult to navigate. Then in March, I was implicated in an accident that altered the entire year for me. It took six consecutive months for the victim to get physically fit again, but other than that, the time was not easy. The emotional loss was also incurred as frustration, fear and stress. Besides, I should add that during my treatment, I was fired, and that made the burden even greater.
By Shifali Thakurabout a year ago in Writers
Rainy Days and the Joy of Chai and Pakoda
Today our world outside the window is grey, rain is tapping dancing on the pavement and the sound completes it all with a soft regular beat. Where some may be sadists and feel that a rainy day is a pessimistic day, for me, life has its colourful moments, and none is more colourful than the rainy day drowned in a cup of steaming chai and savoury pakodas.
By Shifali Thakurabout a year ago in Writers
