Mehar Saluja

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Mehar Saluja Founding Editor & Creative Strategist, InkTrove

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The Great Desi Roadtrip: Top 4 Budget-Friendly Summer Escapes for 2026

The board exams are over, the results are a "future problem," and the summer heat is already making your room feel like a tandoor....

The Protein Power-Up: Why It’s More Than Just “Gym Bro” Fuel

If you walk into any school hallway in 2026, you’ll see at least five people carrying shaker bottles. For a long time, protein was...

Side-Hustle Spotlight: Turning Your Niche Hobby into 10% Extra Cash

Side-Hustle Spotlight: Turning Your Niche Hobby into 10% Extra Cash Six months ago, Aryan was just another 17-year-old obsessed with vintage mechanical keyboards. His room...

The Art of the “Soft Ghost”: A Teen’s Guide to Selective Social Media Detox

Let’s be real: telling a teenager to "just delete TikTok" is like telling a fish to "just try breathing on land for a week."...

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The AIR 77 Question

The highest-ranked female candidate in JEE Advanced 2026 secured AIR 77 — an extraordinary achievement by any measure. But the statistic raises a larger question: why does the gender gap at the very top of one of India's toughest examinations remain so significant? This article explores the complex realities behind rankings, representation, coaching culture, and the pipeline that shapes who eventually reaches the top.

The Teen’s Guide to Networking Without Being Weird

For many teenagers, networking sounds awkward, corporate, and slightly fake. But in reality, networking isn't about collecting contacts or sending cold LinkedIn messages to strangers. It's about building genuine relationships, learning from people who have walked the path before you, and creating opportunities through curiosity and initiative. Here's how ambitious students can network effectively — without becoming that person.

The “Screen Ghosting” Epidemic: Why We Are Quietly Ditching Our Smartwatches

Last Tuesday, you were sitting at a cafe, trying...

The Loneliness of the “Always-On” Student

It’s 1:15 AM, and my laptop screen just went...
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