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“The Perfect Drug” by Chaitanya Saini has a unique concept, bound to make you want to read it. I haven’t read much books on spirituality (I do not usually enjoy the genre), but The Perfect Drug was quite good. The plot revolves around Ananya, who gets admission into St. Stephen’s College, New Delhi to study Chemistry. He makes friends, and no different than anyone his age, is full of curiosity and excitement for the journey that lies ahead. He finds a girl named Anushree, with whom he really connects to on a spiritual level, and becomes close to her. But she becomes a drug addict and one fine day disappears out of the blue from Ananya’s life, leaving him heartbroken. Ananya finds a book named “Psychedelic Chemistry” that immensely interests him and hence begins his quest of creating a drug that would enable a person to attain a higher state of consciousness, to rise above the maya veil. But with great power comes great responsibility. Will Ananya be able to handle such a divine and pow...

The pressure of being productive can be intimidating. Seeing people around you checking tasks off their to-do lists, getting dozens of things done and achieving goals while you are struggling with being your productive best self can be hard, even leading to loss of confidence. But by inculcating certain practices in your daily routine, by following certain rules, you will be able to work just as efficiently and boost your productivity. Here are 5 techniques that might help you maximize your work output. 1.       Find Out What Time of the Day You are the Most Productive – Some people are at their productive best in the morning, some in the afternoon and some later in the evening. In case you feel the pressure of waking up early and squeezing most of your tasks in the morning, remember that’s its not what time of the day you are working in but the quality of the work that’s important. So, find out what time of the day do you feel the most productive and schedu...