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part 1(5 to 10) Do you enjoy your stage? Although every stage of life has its own trials and toils, they are also accompanied by certain benefits and uniqueness. So, even though my current stage of life is full of commitments and future endeavors, I also enjoy the accolades of my colleagues and the eternal love of my family. what is your happiest stage? I used to miss my nonchalant childhood days. But now that I have attained maturity, I think I was happiest during adolescence because I had the best days of my school life, opportunities to learn unknown things, face untried challenges, and also the freedom without carrying the load of liabilities of adulthood. Which is the most important? In my view, adolescence is the most critical stage of a person's life as it is the turning point and can make or break the blossoming of life. In other words, this is when we leave behind the unconcerned days of childhood and are on the verge of being accountable adults. So, everyone needs appropriate direction and care, without which they can fall prey to peer and societal pressure and easily be led astray. What's your next stage? I intend to pursue better job opportunities and acquire new skills. Apart from my career, I want to keep my parents happy as much as possible, explore new places and relish the comradery of my friends. What is the attitude of older people in the country? In my country, elders hold a respectful position in society. However, due to recent lifestyle changes, older people are left to fend for themselves while the young ones build their own life or move to other countries to achieve better opportunities. Consequently, a group of elderly have matched up to their changing times and the others die of depression and loneliness. Do you like texting? Yes, I do. Although talking to someone over a call is more facile, I don't despise texting someone Yes, I prefer receiving messages, especially when the case is urgent. In case I missed an important call or a piece of information, text messages come in handy. Have you ever received a confusing text message? Yes, I have received a message that confused me to the core. My friend and I planned to go out for a movie. However, the whole plan got trampled upon because of her message on my WhatsApp. We booked two seats in a nearby theatre. Yet, by mistake, she sent the location of another theatre in an opposite direction and is 37 km apart from the one where we booked the seats at. Due to this obfuscation, we missed the movie and lost the money we spent. In what circumstances is making a phone call better than sending an SMS? Most important information or calls can be handled better by phone than by SMS. Time and again, mistakes are made in interpreting messages, which often leads to pandemonium, especially when the matter is crucial. Therefore, corporate communication or essential instructions should be done on a phone call rather than an SMS. Have you ever had difficulty replying? Yes, there was a time when I was in a meeting and a friend of mine texted me on WhatsApp about the party, she was holding that night. However, since I was in a meeting, I couldn't reply. Do you text someone if they don't answer the phone? Yes, if someone doesn't pick up the phone call, I text them often depending on the urgency and necessity of the issue. 1. What apps have you recently used? I am quite a techno-freak and use lots of mobile applications every day. The recent ones that I can remember are Spotify, Castbox, and WhatsApp. 2. Which apps are you usually interested in? I am generally interested in social media apps and use them quite recurrently. I believe the world has really become a small space with the advent of social media. 3. What was the first app you used? Although I don’t have a very vivid memory of the first app I got my hands on. I believe it was Facebook after I earned my first cell phone in college. 4. What kinds of apps would you like to use in the future? As technology is advancing and nearly everything that seemed unpragmatic and impractical a decade ago has been created. Considering this, I would love to use an app that helps us know about one’s emotions without telling us something. I believe this would be very beneficial for psychiatric patients and people with mental stress who do not prefer to express themselves a lot. 1. Do old people in your country like to use apps? Well, I don’t think it’s a matter of choice for older people to use apps in my country because most of them are not even aware of the existence of technological advancements. However, there are very few people I know who love to use apps as they are dynamic, unlike most people of old age. 1. Are you good at telling jokes? My friends say that I have a humorous personality and that my fun punches and jokes are something they can laugh about the whole day. Hence, I guess I am pretty good at telling jokes. 2. Do your friends like to tell jokes? Yes, some of my friends are even better than me at telling jokes and could have been great standup comedians if they wanted to make a career out of it. 3. Do you like to watch comedies? yes, I appreciate watching comedy movies or shows, for that matter. 4. Have you ever watched a live show? Yes, I had quite a couple of times when I was in university. Our university used to carry out various carnivals and fests. It used to organize a lot of live shows by prominent personalities and I used to get very zesty about that. 5. What are some common subjects that people like to joke about? People’s sense of humor could be hugely different in terms of context. However, some common topics that people like to joke about are one’s dressing sense or unwanted rules. 6. How do you know what jokes are proper to say to your friends? I am well aware of the personalities and intellect of most of my friends. Therefore, I try not to cross the boundary when it comes to making or telling jokes about them or someone else in front of them. I know the topics that are off-limits for them. 1. Do you often sing/ Do you often like to sing? Yes, I have a great passion for singing. I thoroughly enjoy it. 2. When do you like to sing? I can sing almost anytime and love to sing as much as I can. However, I generally sing when I am not very engaged in something. 3. How much time do you spend singing every day? Unfortunately, I do not get enough time due to my busy schedule for singing. So, I believe I spend roughly 1hour singing every day on average. 4. What kinds of music do you like to sing? I enjoy a diverse range of music and I am open to all genres as far as they sound pleasing to my ears. However, I love regional music the most. It has a very soothing effect. 5. Do you want to be a singer? Well, if given a chance and if the winds of fate were in the right direction, I would love to become a professional singer at a more consequential level. Order to make a name for yourself in such fields requires talent, passion, and, to a great extent, the luck factor. 1. Are you a tidy person? Yes, I believe I am a hygienic and tidy person as I like to keep my surroundings clean as much as I can. I believe hygiene is one of the most important aspects of my personality. 2. How do you keep things tidy around you? As I live away from my parents due to my job, I try to dust off the fitments and the things around me. I try to keep things in order and make sure they are arranged and organized well. I just can’t bear the haphazardness of my place. 3. Do you think people should be tidy all the time? Well, as far as my personality and inclination towards personal cleanliness go, I do believe that people should try being neat all the time. It is needless to say that cleanliness and hygiene curb a lot of diseases. Moreover, it also hints at one’s personality. 4. Are you tidier at school/work or at home? I am tidy on all occasions, irrespective of where I go., I don’t differentiate in the degrees of tidiness regarding the places. 5. What are the benefits of being tidy? Well, the first benefit of being tidy is from the health aspect. One who is tidy and hygienic keeps a lot of diseases at arm’s length. Secondly, it casts a great impression on the people around and doesn’t make them feel disgusted with the lack of cleanliness. 1. Can you tell a person’s character based on how tidy he or she is? Yes, one can be judged on the basis of one’s hygiene. A tidy and hygienic person is generally more active and presentable and has higher self-esteem as compared to one who is a bit lousy and messy.