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Sneha Krishnan

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 27, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Hindustantimes
Top 5K sites
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Jul 9, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Sneha Krishnan

    Guess who’s powering India’s café business? Women, women women (opens the original)

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    Pour yourself an oat-milk-agave-matcha-deep-roast-latte and think of how far we’ve come. India’s café scene only took off in the 2000s. Cafés started out as places were we learnt to say ESpresso, not EXpresso, and pretend our gang was just like Chandler, Phoebe and the rest. The music was upbeat, the menu and vibe was buzzy. The mugs were gigantic, the sofas arranged for groups of six and more. All that’s changed. Not only is the indie café of today mellow and chill, it’s designed for smaller gr

  2. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Sneha Krishnan

    A to Ziya: How parents are picking children’s names in 2026 (opens the original)

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    Picture this: It’s the first decade of the 2000s. It’s attendance time in an average Indian classroom. Aditya? Present, Miss! Present, Miss! Present, Miss! Aditi? Present, Miss! Present, Miss! Present, Miss! Rahul? Present, Miss! Present, Miss! Present, Miss! Neha? Nehal? Sneha? Snehal? All present, Miss! Let’s do a time jump to today. From Ahaana to Ziya via Kiaara; from Aaryaman to Zeeshan via Samairaa, the vowels flow freely, the names emerge from the same sonic landscape. Is any little girl

  3. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Sneha Krishnan

    Mommy issues: It’s exhausting to be the ‘mom friend’ (opens the original)

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    Every friend group has one. That buddy who’s holding the gang together with invisible labour. This is the friend who will take your calls at whatever time of the day, even when you only ring when you’re annoyed and stuck in traffic. This is also the friend who hears someone say “Let’s meet ya”, picks the date, time and place that works for everyone, makes the reservation, does the Splitwise payment and lets the other person believe that the meet-up was their idea. It’s the same person who rememb

  4. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Sneha Krishnan

    Reply all: How to navigate the chaos of the group chat (opens the original)

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    Nobody knows the rules of the group chat… until someone breaks them. There’s the friend who ghosts a conversation for three days and returns with a casual apology. There’s the thumbs-upper. There’s the person who makes a spin-off group, “just for planning” that ends up becoming the main group. Has this happened to you. Gasp! Is this you? Texting etiquette is surprisingly murky for groups. Here’s how to navigate the tricky questions someone might be asking about you. Is it rude to ignore 200 unre

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