The Election That Almost Wasn’t — But Now Must Be
Devam Jain
By Devam Jain The Head Boy elections began like any other year — quietly, formally, and full of assumptions. Forms were to be distributed. Names would be nominated. And as…
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The Chalk Dust Doesn’t Blind Me—But the System Tries To
The last hour of the last day of the week.Not a holiday, but a halting point.One week since I’ve re-entered the system called school—Not by desire.By pressure.From home. From calls.…
3:15 to Thol — A Ride Beyond Maps
Some mornings aren’t meant to begin with alarms. Some stories aren’t meant to stay in silence. And some boys aren’t meant to follow maps. This is the story of three…
The Last first day of school !
For years, I was known as the mischievous boy. The one who caused trouble, annoyed teachers, and distracted classmates. But the truth is — I was never truly made for…
Distractions Off, Game On
Hello, my name is devam, and for a long time, I was living in a delusion.Not because I wasn’t capable, but because I was distracted—by the wrong crowd, the wrong…
The Mindset Shift: Why the Right Thinking Can Change Everything.
You Have 24 Hours a Day. The same 24 hours that Tesla was built on.The same 24 hours that Apple, Google, SpaceX, and every revolutionary idea came from. So why…
The High School Simp Economy: How I Engineered an Entire Market
The Art of Silent Domination It all started when I noticed something strange. A girl casually says, “I love guys who wear purple shoes.” Boom. The next day, every dude…
The Invisible Economy Inside Every Institution. Including my school
Most people walk into a room and see walls, lights, and furniture. I walk into a room and see missed opportunities. Today, there is a parent-teacher meeting at school. As…
How Our School Turned the Cultural Fest Into a Recycled Circus.
They say, “A man is not finished when he is defeated, he is finished when he quits.” But sometimes, quitting isn’t losing—it’s escaping a circus run by clowns. I gave…
Boomer Brain Boost: How Chewing Gum Enhances Memory
Turns out, chewing the same gum while studying and taking a test can actually boost memory. It’s called context-dependent memory—your brain associates the flavor with the information you’re learning, making…