Aanchal 
Most people pack for an AI conference the same way they pack for a weekend trip. Clothes, charger, wallet, phone, done. Then they arrive at the venue and realize they forgot something critical. Their phone dies halfway through the day. Their ID is buried in luggage. They can’t save notes properly. They meet someone important … Read more
Ticket scams in India are no longer rare edge cases that only affect careless buyers. In 2026, they have become a structured underground business built around concerts, sports matches, comedy shows, religious events, and sold-out festivals. The emotional trigger is always the same. Someone desperately wants a ticket that is officially “sold out,” and a … Read more
Every year, people say the same thing: “There’s too much to watch and nothing good at the same time.” In 2026, that complaint is no longer about content quality. It’s about discovery failure. Viewers don’t know what’s releasing, where it’s releasing, or whether something is worth waiting for. They open an app, scroll aimlessly, and … Read more
Every Budget season, the same chaos repeats itself. Social media explodes. News tickers start flashing red. WhatsApp forwards start claiming tax changes that were never announced. And millions of people panic-scroll through “Budget 2026 live updates” trying to understand what just happened and whether their salary, investments, or business is about to get hit. The … Read more
Every year, millions of people search for the same thing in slightly different ways: “Budget date,” “Economic Survey day,” “When is Budget speech,” and “When do tax changes apply.” That pattern itself tells a story. People are no longer just casually interested in the Union Budget. They are trying to time decisions around it. Salary … Read more
Most people think the Union Budget is a one-day event. That misunderstanding is exactly why so many citizens, investors, and even business owners get confused every year. In reality, the Budget is only the visible centerpiece of a much longer parliamentary process called the Budget Session. In 2026, this session matters more than ever because … Read more
Every year, millions of people rush to download the Economic Survey PDF and then quietly give up after opening the first few pages. It is long. It is dense. It is technical. And at first glance, it feels written only for economists. In 2026, that habit of downloading and abandoning the Survey is becoming a … Read more
If you opened your EPFO passbook in 2026 and panicked because your Sept–Oct 2025 PF contributions are missing, you are not alone. This has quietly become one of the most common anxiety triggers for salaried employees across India. People are seeing blank months. Employers are swearing they deducted PF. Salary slips show deductions. Bank statements … Read more
Most Indians still treat their credit score like a secret exam result. They avoid checking it because they think it will hurt their score, or they only look at it when a loan gets rejected and panic sets in. That mindset is outdated and financially dangerous in 2026. Credit reporting in India has shifted to … Read more
For most borrowers, the first time they truly “meet” their credit report is when a loan or credit card gets rejected. That’s when the shock hits. A loan you never took. A late payment you never missed. A closed account still showing active. A settled card still marked unpaid. In 2026, credit reporting in India … Read more