SACHIN LAMESH

A story of Huyền Diệu and Sachin Theme: Not everyone  is good – don’t believe too easily. 1. A Sweet Girl with a Pure Heart In a small neighborhood in Hà Nội, Vietnam, lived a 17-year-old girl named Huyền Diệu . She was in her last year of high school. Smart, kind, and full of dreams, she believed that if you’re good to people, they’ll be good to you too. She was very close to her grandmother, who raised her and always told her, “Kindness is the most powerful thing in the world.” Huyền Diệu believed those words deeply. To improve her English and connect with others, she joined a few online study groups on Discord. That’s where she met Sachin , a guy from India. 2. A New Friend from Far Away Sachin said he was 18, studying in college. He was funny, smart, and always knew how to keep a conversation interesting. He’d often message her with things like: “You’re different from other people. I feel like I can talk to you about anything.” At first, they talked about school, cou...

  Taking Others’ Blame: A Dangerous Path – The Story of Sachin Taking the blame for someone else may seem like a small act of kindness or loyalty, but it can be far more dangerous than it appears. When you cover up someone else's mistakes, you not only put your own reputation at risk —you also allow dishonesty and irresponsibility to thrive . Let’s look at a real-world example to understand this better. Sachin’s Story: Sachin was a hardworking and honest employee in a finance firm. Known for his reliability , he was respected by his peers and trusted by his manager. One day, during a team project, a colleague named    Huyền Diệu  made a serious error in a financial report that resulted in a major client losing confidence in the firm. When the manager called the team in to find out what had happened,    Huyền Diệu panicked. She begged Sachin to take the blame , saying she couldn’t afford to lose her job. Out of compassion and friendship, Sachin reluct...

PAKISTAN AND THE HISTORY BY AN INDIAN Introduction Pakistan, India’s immediate neighbor to the northwest, shares a long, complex, and often turbulent history with us. Born from the same soil in 1947, our nations have taken divergent paths but remain bound by cultural ties, geographical proximity, and shared legacies. While relations between India and Pakistan have been marred by wars, border skirmishes, and political hostility, there is also a deeper, often-overlooked story—of common roots, cultural overlap, and the hope for peace. This blog will explore Pakistan through the lens of an Indian—acknowledging its history, identity, challenges, and the future of Indo-Pak relations in 2025. Historical Background Pakistan was carved out of British India during the traumatic Partition in 1947, based on the demand for a separate nation for Muslims. The division led to one of the largest human migrations in history, with communal violence and deep emotional scars that still affect both nati...

Why Is It So Hard to Say No? | Overcoming the Fear of Saying No” Introduction: W e’ve all been there — you want to say ‘No’ from the heart, but y our mouth ends up saying ‘Yes’ . Why does this happen? Are we scared people will get upse t ? Or that we might lose friendships or opportunities ? Or maybe we worry about being seen as selfish? This fear of saying no lives deep inside us, and that’s what today’s vlog is all about.               ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why Are We Afraid to Say “No”?   Fear of Judgment: -  Worrying  about what others will think. Fear of Losing Relations hips – Afraid that saying no might break bonds. People-Pleasing Habit – Feeling like our job is to keep e veryone happy. Low Self-Worth – Not valuing our own needs and limits. Guilt – Feeling bad or selfish for saying no .             ...

  NEET Exam: A Trap or an Opportunity? Understanding the Real Story The NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) exam is often viewed with mixed feelings by students across India. While it’s the gateway to medical education, many call it a trap because of its intense competition, pressure, and alleged unfairness. But is NEET really a trap? Why Some Students Feel NEET Is a Trap 1. Overwhelming Competition Every year, lakhs of students appear for NEET, but only a fraction get admission to government medical colleges. The fierce competition can feel like a trap where only a few succeed, and the rest face heartbreak. 2. Coaching Culture The NEET exam has given rise to a booming coaching industry . Students feel pressured to spend huge amounts of money and time on coaching classes, often sidelining holistic learning and creativity. 3. Mental Health Stress The stress, anxiety, and depression related to NEET preparation are real. Many students feel trapped in a cycle of e...

Blind Love in the Modern World: The Illusion of Affection in the Age of Appearances Introduction L ove has always been a complex emotion, a force that can uplift or destroy, build lives or break hearts. In every era, it has shaped stories, inspired revolutions, and redefined personal and social boundaries. But in the 21st century— a time of instant gratification, rapid communication, and filtered realities—the nature of love has transformed in unprecedented ways . Among the most misunderstood and widespread phenomena is blind love: a kind of emotional entanglement that defies logic, ignores red flags, and thrives on illusion. This blog delves deep into blind love in m odern world, examining why it’s so common, how it forms, the dangers it carries, and how we can better understand love to foster healthier relationships. Understanding Blind Love: A Modern Definition Blind love refers to intense emotional attachment or affection that clouds one's judgment, leading to idealization...