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Waves 2025 arrived with colour, sound, and an atmosphere that filled every corner of the BITS Pilani Goa Campus. For three days, from 31 October to 2 November, the campus became the heart of youth culture as students from all over India came together for one unforgettable fest.
With more than 8,000 participants and representation from 150 plus colleges, this edition...
BITS Pilani’s annual cultural festival Oasis 2025 concluded on November 11 after four days of continuous activity, vibrant performances and an extraordinary display of student-driven creativity. Hosted from 7–11 November, this edition reinforced Oasis’ reputation as one of the country’s most immersive college cultural experiences, drawing par...
India is known for its cuisine and celebrating every festival and occasion in a grand way. We normalize over eating in the name of enjoyment and fun. But the cost of it is borne by us at an early stage. “According to data 18% of young adults aged 18-40 in India are diabetic. Out of that, nearly one-quarter of this young population are said to be pre-diabetic”. ...
Emotional betrayal is now the new horror of relationships. Not the massive, obvious ones, the small, incessant ways that trust is dismantled through texts, likes, and late-night talks with people you shouldn’t be talking to like that; the kind many now call micro-cheating.
Gen Z is redefining the rules of infidelity, and their focus on the...
Air pollution has become one of the most pressing environmental and public-health challenges of our time. With smog-filled skylines, rising respiratory illnesses, and frequent air quality alerts, the issue only continues to escalate. Just recently, several Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, and Gurugram made headlines as air quality levels dipped into the “severe” categor...
