Author - Srijani Nag

Breaking bad. The Flash. The 100. The middle. Gossip girl. 2 broke girls. Two and a half men. Suits. Jane the Virgin. Dexter. Everybody loves Raymond. The Walking Dead. What more can you possibly want from life right? And this is coming straight out of an out-and-out sitcom aficionado. I often...

With the advent of blogs at our finger tips, the notion of reading books has become primitive. And so has the feel of a paperback and its scent. But is this called for? Can’t the two worlds co-exist peacefully? Books have a purpose and that is so not to titivate your book-shelf exclusively...

Laziness, sloth, sluggishness. There is no scale to measure their magnitude (I could very well have invented one had I been not too busy being indolent and languid all the time). All in all, a lazy person is the one who abhors any kind of activity, physical as well as mental. Nearly everyone gets...

For some, a best friend can come in a shape and a size of a book or a dog. I’m a dog person. And it has everything to do with their cuteness (yes, the part where they leave their hair on apparently everything in the house is included). Dogs are playful and fun. You can also train your dogs to...

As New Year’s resolution gives up its ghost, we can’t help but begin to fall back into our same, age-old routine. It doesn’t matter what your resolution is, what matters is if you are able to master it thoroughly. So anything and everything from ‘I’ll learn a party trick’ to ‘I’ll...

Every time you have an argument with your family, think about how those people genuinely have your interests and your well-being at heart. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that you are indebted to your family for your success in life. Having said that, I wish neither to demean nor belittle your...

‘When you look at your mother, you are looking at the purest love you will ever know.’ Only a mother can teach us the actual meaning of unconditional love and sacrifice. It would not be an exaggeration to state that one’s life is shaped by one’s mother. My mother is one of the strongest...

Every relationship – or for that matter, every human interaction – has something to teach us. The first romantic relationship of your life just happens to teach a bit more than the other relationships you have encountered. You were all naive before everything went wrong. But let’s skip the...