Written By: Mahi kedia (2nd year) Department of Applied Psycholgy Do you remember when you were a kid and instead of focusing on long division, you’d think about being with your favourite cartoon character? And it was only when someone called you out that you’d resume splitting 15 into parts of 3. Getting lost in our imagination is viewed as a waste of time, but it is when the mind quietly drifts that we have some of our biggest realisations, most enlightening epiphanies and

Written By : Ishita Gupta (2nd year) Department of Applied Psycholgy “Silence is not the absence of something but the presence of everything.” In a world full of chaos, incessant voices, notifications, emails - where the ‘hustle culture’ is always demanding our attention, silence ceases everything. The above quote by Gordon Hempton, an acoustic ecologist, perfectly captures this idea of silence. A moment of pause can elevate us beyond the heights of admiration. It is not the

Written by - Mansha Kapoor  (3rd year) Department of Applied Psychology The Indian Festive Season: Why Brands Love It India is often...

Written by: Himansika (2nd year) Department of Applied Psychology Imagine sitting across someone nodding to whatever you have been...

Written by: Ridhi Bansal (2nd year) Department of Applied Psychology “Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength.” – Sigmund...

Written by: Saina Gupta (2nd year)department of Applied Psychology Microbial Messages: Mood-Altering Molecules Have you ever had a bad...

Written by: Vasudha Sharma (2nd year) Department of Applied Psychology You are in a local shop on a hot, summer day and you have just...

Written by Charu Gupta (2nd year) department of Applied Psychology Have you ever had one of those days when nothing is going according to...

Written by : Reet Arora (1st year) Department of Applied psychology "Children are educated by what the grown-up is and not by his talk."...