Karan Khatri

In the narrow lanes of South Mumbai, where the scent of vada pav mingled with the dampness of monsoon, Ravi first met Meher. It was 2009, and they both sat in the same classroom at Mahesh Tutorials near Grant Road station, preparing for their 10th Standard exams. She was Parsi, with bright eyes and a laugh that filled the room, while Ravi was a quiet Gujarati boy who found comfort in their brief conversations during class breaks. Ravi and Meher would sit on the old benches and talk. Their conversations were simple—discussing about how interesting Math was, debating which vada pav in the area is the best, and occasionally sharing their dreams. Ravi would glance at her from the corner of his eyes, wondering if she ever noticed how much he enjoyed these moments. But he never said a word about his feelings, believing that silence was better than rejection. A few weeks before their SSC exams, it was Ravi’s birthday. He hadn’t told many people about it, not expecting much of a celebration. B...

Are you dreaming of going to America or Canada? Excited to leave India for a life full of wealth, comfort, and fun abroad? Well, it sounds great! Pack your bags, say goodbye to your family, and get ready for the ‘Great American Dream.’ But before you jump on that plane, let’s take a closer look at what really happens when you go abroad. First, imagine living far away from your family and friends. You’ll be thousands of miles away in a place where festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Ganesh Chaturthi are just normal days. No celebrations, no tasty sweets, and no family to enjoy it with. Instead, you might find yourself alone on weekends, missing all the love and joy that you could have had back home. Is it worth trading all that for a life where you might feel lonely? And what about the work? Yes, there are jobs abroad, but they might not be what you expect. Many educated people end up doing jobs like washing dishes, cleaning toilets, or serving in restaurants. Imagine spending so much ...

Do you ever find yourself reading those self-help books, trying to figure out how to be successful and happy? If you do, that’s great! But if you don’t, I’ve got something even better for you – a Gujarati movie called “ Chal Man Jeetva Jaiye ” This movie is for everyone, young and old, student or working, parent or child. It’s about real people face real challenges, just like we all do. So grab some chai and snacks, because this movie night is about to go deep!! Trust me, it’s worth your time. It’s not just entertainment, it’s a conversation starter. It makes you think about life, success, failure, and the pursuit of happiness. Part 1: The Race to Win The first part of this unique film takes place entirely in one room, where a family is grappling with a major financial setback. The question isn't whether they'll face tough times – it's how they'll choose to face them. The father and his sons have very different ideas about what success means, and their debate of...

Greetings to all readers,  In our daily hustle, one of the keys to success often lies in something simple yet profound: organization. Today, let's explore how the 5S organization method can transform our lives and communities, making us more efficient, effective, and fulfilled. The 5S methodology is being applied to a wide variety of industries including Manufacturing, Health Care, Education and Government. Imagine a clutter-free space where everything has its place and tasks flow seamlessly. 5S is the name of the workplace organization method that uses a list of five Japanese words. Seiri (Sort) Seiton (Set in Order) Seso (Shine) Seiketsu (Standardize) Shitsuke (Sustain) 1. Sort: Begin by decluttering and simplifying. Sort through your belongings, tasks, and commitments, identifying what's essential and what can be let go. This process not only frees up physical space but also mental clarity, allowing you to focus on what truly matters. 2. Set in Order: Once you've id...