You wake up and pick up your phone intending to quickly check your WhatsApp. Ten minutes later, you’ve also skimmed breaking news, half-read a work thread, watched 30 Instagram reels, noticed a bank alert, and scrolled past three ads promising inner peace at a discount. Your brain feels scrambled before breakfast. That, right there, is information overload . What is Information Overload? Information overload happens when the volume (and variety) of information you encounter exceeds your...

In India, there's a phrase "Sharma ji’s beta" [translates to Mr.Sharma’s son] that's commonly used to denote that "perfect kid living...

Mr White was a cancer patient dying from lymphoma in 1957. His tumors were the size of oranges and had infiltrated several organs. His...