Sara Siddiqui
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- 4
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- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Times of India
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Book baithaks: Delhi's newest adda has a reading list (opens the original)
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I’d say these are baithaks not restricted to a theme. They are about ideas and questions that we think are relevant for our times and what we think about. These baithaks are like a sounding board for us to think out loud with people who have been working on those themes for a long time. We aim to make it feel like our college adda! Books and baithaks are almost naturally made for each other. A baithak is fundamentally about gathering, conversation, and the exchange of ideas, and that is exactly
Humein bola hai do din mein khali kar do flat: Students face uncertainty after the Satya Niketan PG collapse (opens the original)
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Humein bola hai ki do din mein khali kar do flat. Agar relatives ya friends rehte hain toh unke vahan jao. Hum ek mahina pehle aaye hain yahan, kisi ke paas kaise chale jayein? When we asked if it’s risky, they said it’s not unsafe. Their responses are different every time there is an issue Yahan pe sab isiliye rehte hain kyunki college se paas padta hai. Rent bahut zyada hai. Hum teen log sirf rehne ka Rs.10,000 per person dete hain, uske upar se bijli, paani aur mahine ka khana milake Rs.15,00
From digital strangers to safe spaces IRL: Making friends is the new weekend plan (opens the original)
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Friendship is one of the gentlest, most important things we can offer our own mental health: the kind of friends who share in the sheer effort of being an adult alongside you, who hold you through the hard stretches and show up with just as much care during the good ones too I found my two best friends through the hiking community. One of them eventually becamemy business partner, and also my life partner. Whenever people ask me if real friendships happen on hikes, I smile because I’m living pro
Perfection is out, chaotic creativity is in: Embrace your inner Majnu Bhai at bad drawing parties (opens the original)
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We have a rule at the club: ‘Compliments only.’ The result is that people start noticing what’s interesting, charming, or unique instead of what’s technically wrong. Over time, they learn to be kinder to their own work too Being an artist, I’ve slowly realised that one should let out their inhibitions and not be too self-critical nor be afraid of judgement from others. That helps us let out our inner child. I felt the experience will let me have some good play time while keeping worries at bay S
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