The first raindrops arrived before the rain itself. A faint fragrance drifted through the open window. Soft, earthy, familiar. Within seconds, I knew it had started raining somewhere nearby. There is something almost magical about that smell. The scent of dry earth meeting rain after a long wait. A fragrance so ordinary that most of us have known it since childhood - Petrichor !!! And yet, every time it arrives, it feels like a visitor we are happy to welcome back. I walked

There are mornings when I catch myself hurrying for absolutely no reason. The tea is brewing, breakfast is on the table, nothing is burning, no one is waiting and I'm not even late. Still, I find myself moving faster than the moment asks me to. Opening one cupboard before I've closed another, walking quickly from one room to the next, checking my phone while waiting for the kettle to boil, mentally arranging tomorrow before today has properly not even begun. It happens so nat

Some stories stay with us because of what happens. Others stay with us because of where they take us. And every once in a while, a story quietly changes the way you look at an entire era. That was my experience while watching Made in India: A Titan Story. I began watching it expecting a story about Titan, about watches, entrepreneurship, about one of India's most respected companies. And it certainly is all of that. But somewhere along the way, my attention wandered beyond th