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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Freepressjournal
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Another Certificate, Another Skill: Are Young Professionals Upskilling Or Just Adding To Their Anxiety? (opens the original)
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Tucked below the MBA on many a young professional’s LinkedIn profile today sits a Pilates certification, a nutrition diploma or a weekend course in sound healing. Across Indian cities, people in their twenties and thirties are quietly collecting credentials in fields far from their day jobs, from therapeutic wellness to mountaineering instruction. Jitin Thapar, Creator of EPICC Reinvention™ ‘Inside-Out’ Philosophy and Global Strategic Advisor, has a blunt reading of what drives much of it. “Unfo
Ganeshotsav's New Creative Economy: When Bappa Meets Naruto, AI, And Instagram (opens the original)
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Scroll through Instagram this Ganeshotsav season and Bappa appears in forms unimaginable a decade ago. Alongside the familiar kings, warriors and mythological figures are idols drawing from cinema, anime and fictional characters, including Naruto-style aesthetics, along with cinematic entries, slow-motion aagman reels and first-look videos. The volume is striking. Some Mumbai reels are already clocking millions of views, #Mumbaiganeshutsav alone shows millions of pieces of content in circulation
Did Streaming Platforms Quietly Kill The Magic Of FM Radio Music Discovery? (opens the original)
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Even today, when you step into a cab in Mumbai, chances are the driver is no longer tuned into an FM station. Instead, Spotify, YouTube Music or another streaming app fills the car with playlists curated by algorithms that seem to know exactly what should play next. The music is uninterrupted, personalised and remarkably accurate. For millennials, however, FM radio was never just another medium for listening to songs. It was the quiet companion that sat beside us while we prepared for board exam
Why Celebrity Weddings Have Become The Internet’s Biggest Obsession (opens the original)
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The internet broke twice this summer. First on July 3, when Madison Square Garden turned into a wedding venue for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, its billboards lighting up purple with the words "JUST MARRIED" for anyone standing on West 31st Street to see. Then, two days later, halfway across the world in a quieter corner of Bandra's Pali Hill, Aamir Khan signed his own marriage register in an eggshell angrakha kurta, surrounded by a hundred and fifty people who mattered more to him than the tho
Hidden Cost Of Going Viral: Why Content Creators Are Burning Out (opens the original)
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There was a phase when every waking moment felt like a potential Reel. I wasn't living experiences anymore; I was mentally scripting them, imagining thumbnails, drafting captions, wondering whether an ordinary conversation could become content. I had entered content creation because I loved storytelling, yet the process that once energised me began stealing my sleep. I refreshed analytics obsessively and felt guilty whenever I wasn't posting, until a conscious decision to step back helped me red
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