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About Everydaything: Researched Answers to Everyday Problems in India

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Quick answer: Everydaything (everydaything.in) is an independent, India-first blog founded in August 2026 by Gaurav. It answers the problems people face in daily life, from money, UPI, Aadhaar and PAN to sleep, health, aquariums and plants, with in-depth research and the sources linked, so the answers are easy to understand and easy to trust.

Last updated: 4 October 2026

Why I started Everydaything

I’m Gaurav, and every topic here is researched in depth before it goes up. The reason is simple: these are problems I have faced in my own life. How do UPI charges work? How do I link or check my Aadhaar and PAN? Why am I not sleeping well? What is wrong with my aquarium or my plant? These are the questions I asked myself, and I went looking for clear answers.

While searching, I kept finding that a lot of other people were stuck on the same everyday problems and getting scattered, confusing or untrustworthy answers. I opened Everydaything to make those answers easier to understand and easier to rely on: relevant, practical guides on the real problems people face day to day, written so you can connect with them and act on them.

What I write about

Everydaything focuses on a few subjects and tries to cover each one properly instead of touching everything once:

Personal finance and money: UPI and UPI MDR charges, budgeting, saving money, SIPs, credit cards, loans, insurance, income tax and savings schemes. Start with the explainer on UPI MDR charges.
Government documents: Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, RTO and government scheme guides, explained step by step.
Sleep and health: insomnia, snoring and sleep apnea, sleep hygiene, magnesium glycinate and other sleep supplements, plus everyday health routines. A good starting point is Sleep Supplements: Do They Actually Work?
Aquariums and fish, indoor plants and gardening: aquarium setup, shrimp and fish care, planted tanks, terrariums and plants such as bromeliads, written for Indian water, heat and monsoon conditions.

The full list is on the Topics page.

How I research and fact-check

Before anything is published, the topic is researched in depth, starting from primary or official sources where they exist, such as government departments, regulators like NPCI, medical bodies and university or botanical-garden references. Every guide gives the answer first, then the detail, in rupees, litres and degrees Celsius, for people living in India. Sources are linked in a References section at the end of each article so you can check them yourself. Health and money articles carry a plain disclaimer, and where evidence is thin or sources disagree, the article says so instead of guessing.

Corrections, updates and funding

Rules, rates and prices change, so I revise articles when they do and show an “updated” date on guides that depend on them. If you spot a mistake, email me and I will fix it. Everydaything is independently run. Some articles may include affiliate links or ads; when they do, they are labelled and they do not decide what I recommend.

Frequently asked questions

What is Everydaything?

Everydaything (everydaything.in) is an independent, India-first blog that explains the everyday problems people face, covering money, UPI, Aadhaar and PAN, sleep, health, aquariums and plants, in plain English with sources linked.

Who runs Everydaything?

Gaurav founded Everydaything in August 2026 and runs it. He chooses each topic, has it researched in depth and publishes the guides.

Why was Everydaything started?

Gaurav started it because the questions covered here are ones he asked himself, and he found many other people struggling with the same everyday problems and unclear answers. The site exists to make those answers easy to understand and reliable.

Is the content financial, medical or legal advice?

No. Everydaything publishes general, educational information, not personalised financial, medical or legal advice. Read the full Disclaimer before acting on anything here, and speak to a qualified professional for your own situation.

How are the articles researched?

Each article is researched in depth against official, medical, regulatory or academic sources, which are linked in a References section at the end of the article.