Prakriti Bhat
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Why is 'National Crush' Rishabh Singh Sambyal Being Trolled For His Rs. 199 IG Subscription? (opens the original)
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Qualification: MA English (English Literature) from Miranda House, University of Delhi There was a time when you’d spot Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal standing behind or walking alongside President Droupadi Murmu at an official event. The internet did what the internet does best: it noticed a handsome man in uniform, made him go viral, and promptly crowned him its latest ‘national crush’ for simply doing his job and looking good while doing so. Now, the retired Army officer is back in the headlines
As A Millennial Potterhead, The New Harry Potter Series Trailer Has Burst My Bubble (opens the original)
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Qualification: MA English (English Literature) from Miranda House, University of Delhi It’s been three decades and there are still days where I wait for my Hogwarts letter to appear magically out of thin air. I’ve enjoyed the books and the world in my head, I’ve (mostly) enjoyed the movies and how they brought J.K. Rowling’s words to life, sans movie-Dumbledore shouting “Did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire”. My reverence for Hogwarts is higher than anything else so you can imagine that I
Pheromone-maxxing: As Paseena Becomes Mens’ Biggest Dating Strategy, Logic Goes For a Toss (opens the original)
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Qualification: MA English (English Literature) from Miranda House, University of Delhi In our parents’ time, if men were to go on a date, they would save their khoon-paseene ki kamai and take a woman out to a nice place. Over the years, not only has this effort of asking out a woman gone for a toss, but the bare minimum effort of getting ready is also, apparently, a big no. Paseena has entered the chat in the weirdest way possible with the latest Gen-Z dating trend, Pheromone-maxxing. As a mille
Deepika's 10% Profit Share Controversy Shows How Women Are Punished for Knowing Their Worth (opens the original)
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Qualification: MA English (English Literature) from Miranda House, University of Delhi I love it when women know their worth. I love it even more when everyone gets offended by it. Deepika Padukone allegedly asked for a 10% profit share for Spirit, and suddenly the number has become more interesting than the film itself. Sandeep Reddy Vanga's movie hasn't even completed shooting, but we're already dissecting Deepika's contract like she tried to terrorise the Vanga brothers with her 'outrageous'
Traitors to Lock Upp: Reality Shows Are Anything But Real, So Why's Gen Z Addicted to Them? (opens the original)
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Qualification: MA English (English Literature) from Miranda House, University of Delhi I was in my early teenage years when I first stumbled upon reality TV shows like Splitsvilla and Roadies. My mother, unlike her peers, encouraged me to watch it. "You'll learn duniyadaari. You should see how the world works, and how people manipulate others for their own benefit, so you know what kind of red flags to avoid when you make friends." Obviously, the rest of our family didn't agree and tried everyth
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