Shwetambari Verma is a writer at Her Campus at Delhi North, currently pursuing her Bachelor's in Economics at IPCW. Apart from her commitments to Her Campus, she also contributes her skills as an editor to her college annual economics journal.
She is an avid voyager in this sea of life striving to find her place at her own pace in this ever evolving world. She captures the source for her writings, ideologies, theories and beliefs with a lens that puts equity, feminist issues and a non-biased opportunity frame at the forefront.
She likes reading and writing in her leisure hours. She, while being slightly anxious, traverses life's jarring journey and, while at it, strives to find happiness along the way. With a keen interest in delving deeper into unexplored realms and a window ever-open for new, however absurd, ideas, she stands with a thirst for learning.
The Evolution of Consumerism and the Urge to consume
Can AI Replace Human Creativity? The Ethical Dilemma of AI in Writing, Art, and Music
The Unseen Burden: How Patriarchy Hurts Men Too
From Streets to Subways: Why Women Are Always Looking Over Their Shoulders
Her(2013): The Anthology of Emotions and AI Companionship
The Eldest Daughter Syndrome: Balancing Burdens, Selfhood, and Unspoken ExpectationsÂ
Dim blue-grey skies and strings of negligence: Mask up against the unmasked polluted toxic air