Tushar Mangl

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Sometimes, You Meet Someone Who Feels Like Home

When you meet someone who instantly brings calm, joy, and warmth into your life, it feels like a rare gift. This is the story of that kind of relationship—one built on love, loyalty, and true companionship. With a few life lessons sprinkled in, this story will tug at your heartstrings, while making you smile at the little quirks of life. --- Meeting Someone Who Feels Like Sunshine—Is It Real or Just a Dream? They say that sometimes in life, you cross paths with someone who instantly makes you feel calm, refreshed, and like you’re finally breathing easy. Well, they never say where you’re likely to cross paths with this person. A park? A coffee shop? Maybe, a garden centre while shopping for plants you probably won’t water? Trust me, the last one is truer than you think. It was one of those days when life felt a little too heavy, and I had escaped into my usual weekend ritual of "shopping for houseplants and pretending I know how to care for them." The air was heavy with the sm

Waaree Energies IPO: Is India’s Solar Star Shining Bright in the Stock Market?

Waaree Energies, India's largest solar module manufacturer, is all set to launch its IPO. Is this an opportunity to invest in India's booming renewable energy sector, or are power stocks overpriced? We'll take a look at the company's financials, market position, IPO details, and compare them to its competitors. But remember, read the DHRP carefully before making any decisions! Who is Waaree Energies and What’s Its Journey? Waaree Energies started in 1989 as an engineering company but soon became India’s largest solar photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturer. What does that mean? Simply put, they make the solar panels you see on rooftops, factories, and solar farms. Over three decades, Waaree has scaled up to produce over 12 gigawatts of solar modules annually—making it a significant player in India’s push towards renewable energy. Is Waaree Energies the Largest Solar Module Maker in India? What Does That Mean? Yes, Waaree is India’s largest solar module manufacturer in ter

Exploring Allegiant by Veronica Roth: A Journey Beyond the Faction

Summary Allegiant by Veronica Roth wraps up the Divergent series with a thrilling exploration of identity, loyalty, and sacrifice in a world beyond the faction-based society. As Tris and Tobias venture into the unknown, they confront explosive truths and the complexity of human nature. This engaging review takes you through the highs and lows of their adventure, reflecting on what makes this concluding volume a must-read. What happens when you cross the fence? I still remember the first time I picked up Divergent and was plunged into a world so unlike my own yet oddly relatable. Veronica Roth's unique take on a dystopian society—where the human experience is categorised into factions—captured my imagination. Fast forward to Allegiant , the conclusion of this captivating trilogy, and I find myself grappling with both nostalgia and excitement as I accompany Tris Prior and Tobias through their final journey. In Allegiant , we see the once rigid faction-based society in ruins, torn

The Mirror and the Compass

In a world divided by reactions to childhood trauma, narcissists and empaths choose opposite paths. Narcissists turn their pain outward, focused on revenge and self-preservation, while empaths channel their suffering into compassion for others. Through witty banter, poignant moments, and a Syngonium plant, this story explores how human beings respond differently to the same wounds. Who will come out stronger? How does trauma shape us? "Trauma is just like that Syngonium plant in the corner," my therapist said one afternoon. It was her favourite, with its bright arrowhead leaves brushing against the glass window in her office. "You plant it, but you don't know how it will grow. Some bend towards the light. Others, well... they end up strangling themselves." She had this way of comparing life’s complexities with houseplants that made me feel both introspective and slightly guilty for the shriveled cactus on my windowsill at home. I wondered if it was an extension

Eat, Pray, Love: A Journey into the Soul (and Stomach) of a Woman on a quest

In her 30s, Elizabeth Gilbert seemed to have it all—an idyllic marriage, a beautiful home, and a path laid out towards motherhood. But something wasn’t right. She felt trapped, unsatisfied, and incomplete. Following a bitter divorce and a whirlwind rebound relationship, Gilbert embarks on a year-long journey to reclaim her life, one filled with indulgence, spirituality, and self-discovery. From Italy to India to Bali, Eat, Pray, Love is a tale of one woman's pursuit of balance, peace, and ultimately, love. How does Eat, Pray, Love capture the essence of a modern soul-Searching journey? Every so often, a book captures the essence of our times, sparking a movement, connecting with readers on a deeply personal level. Eat, Pray, Love , published in February 2006, is one such book. It is more than a travelogue or memoir—it is an ode to self-reclamation. Elizabeth Gilbert takes us on a journey across the world as she navigates the chaos of divorce and the breakdown of life as she knew

Americans Grew 45% of Their Food in 1945. Today, It's 0.1%. What happened?

In 1945, Americans grew 45% of their food in backyard gardens, known as Victory Gardens. Today, that number has dropped to a shocking 0.1%. What’s changed, and how does this impact our lives? From health benefits to reconnecting with nature, growing food is more important than ever, even in small spaces. Let us explore the transformation, and why it's time to reclaim our green spaces. Outline: Why did Americans stop growing food at home? What was the impact of Victory Gardens in 1945? How did food production in backyards contribute to food security? What does today’s 0.1% figure reveal? How do global gardening trends compare? Case Study: India's thriving home gardening culture Case Study: Urban gardening in China Case Study: Community gardens in Canada Why are modern landscapes dominated by concrete? How does concrete harm our health and the environment? Why should children be involved in food gardening? What are the health benefits of growing your own food? Physical benefits o