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    In a world where existence rushes ahead in a whirlwind of deadlines, noise, and digital alerts, there’s something fundamentally healing about retreating to the countryside. It’s not merely a shift in place—it’s a transformation in pace, perspective, and spirit. The image above embodies the essence of this serene getaway. Endless green hills extend into the horizon, intertwined with meandering stone walls and punctuated by time-honored trees that have endured through the ages. A quaint white farmhouse settles quietly in the valley, as though it has organically emerged from the earth itself. This isn’t just a location—it’s an emotion. A Harmony of Quietude What captivates you first in the countryside is the tranquility—not the lack of sound, but the emergence of a different kind of noise: the gentle rustling of leaves in the breeze, the melodious chirping of birds greeting the dawn, the faint bleating of sheep echoing across the hills. It's a composition orchestrat...

                          Love has a way of chancing us when we least anticipate it. It enters our lives like a gentle breath, whisper pledges of ever, only to sometimes turn into a storm that tests our rigidity. My story began when I was in eighth grade, but the seeds of it had been sown indeed before that. He would heartstrings for me since my seventh grade, but fortune had planned it so that I would be the one to confess first, in the middle of my eighth grade. Our love was pure, innocent, and untainted by the complications of the world. We were just two immature souls,...

               The latest proposals on the U.S. immigrant policy under Donald Trump have created huge discourse, particularly for the Indian diaspora. Trump's agenda is working on an amendment of the rules guiding the green card and visa, which could significantly impact Indian workers, students, and families already present in the United States or those aspiring to migrate to it. Indians are among the largest beneficiaries of U.S. work visas, particularly the H-1B, and their contribution is deeply interwoven with the American economy. Trump would provide green cards automatically to those foreign graduates of U.S. universities in high-demand fields such as STEM fields. And that policy alone might keep Indian talent into the American workforce and could start to alleviate skills shortages. Other parts of his agenda would only tighten the noose around legal immigration, such as caps on green cards in specific categories and addition...