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In this episode, we’re peeling back the curtain on my creative evolution. We often celebrate the "self-made" narrative, but today, I’m getting real about the quiet force that actually made it possible.Growing up, I was driven by creativity and a hunger for more—but I didn't get here alone. Join me as I share the story of the simple, grounded man who stood in my corner, offering the guidance and support I didn't even know I needed.In this episode, we dive into: The Art of Evolution: How my creative journey shifted from childhood dreams to where I am today. The Power of Mentorship: Why every dreamer needs a steady anchor to reach their full potential. Beyond the Hype: Breaking down why simple, authentic support is the ultimate "life hack." Creative Growth: Finding your voice in a noisy world.

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Support CJP as much as possible if possible, go and give your physical support if not possible give the online visibility because whatever is happening in the country is something which is insanely weird to witness at this point of time. Media are not willing to just come across and give as much as prime time and as much as support to this movement as a required. At least there should be good number of media people who are the prominent media. People need to be there, but they are not there so why they are not there by the media, people are not there by government is not taking the accountability who are going to take the responsibility of the young youth and their career who are going to be taking the responsibility of whatever is happening with their life and whatever the time with they have given for this exam. When this exam is going to be stopped, when is this exam is going to be stop basically, who is taking the accountability why they are not putting and giving the press conference why they are not coming up in front by education minister is not resigning. Why our current government is not resigning by they are not showing and being transparent with us

This is a real podcast. I have literally experienced this in my life because before that I truly believe that there would be anything like ghost or negative energies as such exist in our life in our surrounding or maybe in my life for sure, but after seeing this, I have been into so much of spirituality and believe that there are chances that these energies exist and these horror and ghost are something which is for sure real And that haunted medical hostel is an insanely different. Why you fall together? That is the surprise which I want to give my best friend, but I got surprised to another level after seeing that. I never ever got out of that drama ever in my life. That is one of the most horrific night of my life where I’ve encountered real ghost from my real own eyes.

Hey guys, I have very recently watched this movie. Please don’t touch me for that, but here is my earnest and fun fun podcast regarding what I like about this movie and what are the things which I’m obsessed with literally that yellow dress. I would love to wear that sometime soon, and want to say that line that epic line that if you have nothing, you can’t lose something with you already, you can’t lose something which you don’t have so yeah, I think you must. I think you’re going to enjoy this podcast because this is something which is very fun and I love recording this podcast. So this is my honest mistake on reviewing something after this after I think almost 1 year or something one year or two year later, so just have a good time. Grab something some drink or some good stuff and just listen to the podcast till the end and give me a good rating after that comment down below, follow and like till then bye.

I think for very long time in my life. I consider Salman Khan as someone who is very rowdy very like bold and very masculine, which I genuinely don’t prefer and like, but somehow I always always late and love his song and obsession with good songs in the movie and Dil De no matter what I have reached to whatever stage of my life, but I still continue to love those song after listening to those song doesn’t matter. I have worked for 18 hour in a day, but still, I feel relaxed, loved happy, check, cheerful feel like my energy is back. My life. Is back everything is going positive and feel like dancing, singing and just having all the positive energies back in me, so that is one of the major reason which I have come across that this continued this at the time of this, I have realise that these are the playlist which is needed to be done. I needed to be discussed at the time of when there is any kind of constitution has to be the dancer. Stay tuned and let me know how do you like thisand done.

Feminism is not a trend. It’s not a label to judge women by. It’s a necessity—especially in today’s generation.Even in 2026, a large percentage of women in India still migrate primarily because of marriage. Think about that. Movement, opportunity, and life changes for women are still largely tied to someone else’s life decision—not their own.At the same time, basic rights—like menstrual hygiene, safety, and dignity—are only now being normalized in public conversations. These are not privileges. These are fundamental rights. The fact that we are still working to normalize them shows why feminism is still relevant.But here’s where the problem deepens.Many people—especially some men—misunderstand feminism. They see a feminist woman as “difficult,” “not संस्कारी,” or “too independent.” Why? Because she thinks, questions, and refuses to be controlled.And yes, let’s be honest—some men feel uncomfortable when women bring equal or greater value to the table: financially, intellectually, or emotionally. It challenges traditional power dynamics. That discomfort often gets labeled as criticism of feminism.But feminism is not about hating men.It’s about removing imbalance.It’s about ensuring that a woman is not expected to shrink herself to make someone else feel bigger.The real concern is how early these ideas are planted.Young girls—especially those who are still forming their identity—are often taught to prioritize approval over independence. They are praised for being “perfect,” “obedient,” or “ideal,” rather than being strong, curious, or self-reliant.So what happens?They start measuring their worth based on acceptance instead of capability.That’s why conversations around feminism matter.Not to divide—but to empower.Every woman should:Have her own opinionEarn her own moneyBuild her own identityFeel physically and mentally strongIndependence is not arrogance.Strength is not rebellion.Self-respect is not disrespect.And no—you don’t need to be fearless.But you do need to stop letting fear decide your life.Being a feminist simply means this:You believe you deserve equal respect, equal opportunity, and equal freedom.That’s it.So instead of asking, “Why feminism?”Maybe we should be asking—“Why not?”

Watched some Raina show recently, whatever he have said, I truly relate with it because I know first of all you have to survive, and then you need to proceed for the with that. If you have the winner mindset that it doesn’t matter how how far you have reached if you don’t know how to gain come up and start, then it’s always be a problem and you won’t able to survive a long so focus on skill, my dear friend. Focus on confidence focus on network. We focus onthings that really matters because at the end spending time with your loved ones, family are not considered as useless things. They Are the most precious thing which you are doing, and if you’re doing it, then it’s great.