Pritesh
Pritesh is a writer, reader, photographer stricken with wanderlust, Football aficionado, Demon-slayer, Monster-hunter, entrepreneur supreme. He creates worlds with words and he is currently working on three novels and a collection of short stories. When he isn't writing, he can be seen inhaling copious amounts of coffee and arguing with the many voices in his head.
How can the government make sure that students don’t have to give up on education?
In India, though the literacy rate is better than it was some years ago, it is still in a bad, bad shape as compared to its western counterparts. If India is to make the late President APJ Abdul Kalam’s vision of a developed – or at least a rapidly progressing – nation a success by 2020, then a lot...
How to Speak Out Against Sexism at Work?
Sexism at the workplace is a subtle and insidious thing. It is more complicated than people assume it to be, and combating it is far from easy. Even as overt sexual harassment continues to be a problem, women continue to face every day indirect discrimination in the form of sexist jokes, comments on their appearance, an uncomfortable touch here,...
If You Can’t Have the Job You Love, Love the Job You Have
In a world full of diverse choices and many, many opportunities – at least in a metropolis – it isn’t difficult to get a job. But getting a job of your choice, a job which you love, that’s a whole another thing. For survival, for money, many people end up choosing whichever job comes their way, one which pays...
Should You Work Between School and College?
Vacations are meant for fun, most will agree with this sentiment. They’re a time to let your hair down, to relax, and to indulge in some well-earned rest. However, as you transition from school to college, is it a wise idea to work in the couple of months you get between the change?
Well, it’s a purely subjective matter, with...
How to become a professional footballer without extravagant coaching
Football has changed since the 90s, you hear people say. Football is no more the common man’s game. You don’t see players hanging out with the fans at the pub after the match, you hear them say. It’s all about stats, it’s all about the money, it’s soul has been sold, you hear them say. The players don’t play...
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