Personal Stories

You wake up, and even before getting out of bed, there’s this weight. Like something’s off — even if nothing big happened. You make tea, check your phone, look out the window… and this one thought lingers:
“The only good

Grief and gratitude met me on my very first mountain hike — with two women who reminded me what love looks like in silence.

Some of the first steps toward Mount Ijen weren’t just about

The Day I Lost Someone Very Close to Me

At that time, four people from my family were getting treatment for COVID-19 in a hospital in Dhaka. Among them, my grandmother and mother were seriously ill. We were very worried.

I love music.
Earphones are almost always in my ears—like they’re part of me.
It’s my escape from the real world. My comfort zone.
So I get

It happened again yesterday. I was scrolling through Spotify when “Beete Lamhe” started playing. Suddenly, I wasn’t sitting at my desk — I was in the backseat of my friend’s car, watching the Ooty hills disappear in the rearview mirror.

In fact, you’ll often be in charge of building a service where AI is just one piece of the puzzle. More often than not, you’ll find yourself dealing with data pipelines, deployment workflows, API integrations, or debugging someone else’s legacy

Arun Chandra Shome, who passed away in 2019, is primarily known as the grandfather-in-law of Kabir Mondal and the grandfather of Pranjali Shome. While not a public figure in his own right, his legacy is carried forward by his

I’ve studied in nine schools and two universities, spread across almost every corner of this country. I’ve sat in classrooms where the morning prayer was in Malayalam, walked corridors where the