People are less likely to share positive feedback than negative feedback?

A few days back, one of my colleague said that people are less likely to share positive feedback than negative feedback. My mind couldn’t accept that and began to reason why it isn’t fully true. I thought it would be a good exercise to test the statement, and hence this blog. Disclaimer – This blog is neither funny, nor conclusive. If you seek real answers, … Continue reading People are less likely to share positive feedback than negative feedback?

Returning Migrants – The big opportunity #coronavirus #covid19

You would have seen lakhs of migrants traveling on foot to reach their villages from Delhi (perhaps even other cities). When I saw this video as a WhatsApp message, I felt helpless for our people. They are jobless, and don’t have any money to feed themselves/ family. When interviewed by media, they said that they are prepared to walk 100s of Kms to reach home … Continue reading Returning Migrants – The big opportunity #coronavirus #covid19

Choose your first car wisely, or you can suffer instead :)

Hello people! Hope you are doing awesome! This little blog is in remembrance of my beautiful Honda Jazz and about welcoming Hyundai Venue to our family. Recap My Honda Jazz, bought in June 2016 met with a fatal car crash in December 2018. The car ensured that nothing happens to the driver and the co-passengers, but took massive damage upon itself. The insurer HDFC Ergo declared the car under … Continue reading Choose your first car wisely, or you can suffer instead 🙂

Review of the play Makhi Choos

Hello hello! Long time huh?! This small piece is about a slightly painful 90 minutes I spent at Shri Ram Centre For Performing Arts, Delhi watching Makhi Choos (a play starring veteran actor Govardhan Asrani). Background – This Friday my Mom clicked and shared a photograph of Makhi Choos from HT City. Seeing Mr. Asrani on the poster, I made up my mind on booking … Continue reading Review of the play Makhi Choos

Short Stories #20 The Final Settlement 14,722

They were going through a rough patch for almost eight months now. Their respective health had started deteriorating due to perennial stress. As a logical next step, Saira asked for a week off from each other, so as to think clearly about their future together. Five days into the break, the following message sealed their fate: Dear Rahul, your Account XX0088 has been credited with … Continue reading Short Stories #20 The Final Settlement 14,722