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Why Are We Ashamed of Sleeping? I Saloni Khanna

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Why do we judge people for sleeping late? In India, waking up at 5 AM is often seen as discipline, while waking up at 11 AM is seen as laziness or even failure. But when did our sleep schedule become a measure of our character, ambition, and success? From parents saying ā€œHamare time pe hum 5 baje uth jaate theā€ to students feeling guilty about getting eight hours of sleep, sleep shaming has become a normal part of everyday life. UPSC, JEE, and NEET aspirants often face even greater pressure, as rest can be mistaken for a lack of seriousness or commitment. But is waking up early the same as being productive? Should we really measure someone's discipline by the time they get out of bed? Let's question India's obsession with early mornings, glorified exhaustion, and the idea that rest must be earned. What do you think? Does waking up at 5 AM make someone more successful, or have we made sleep another reason to judge people? I’m Saloni Khanna - Educationist, Economist, UPSC Interviewer and Founder of Skill Up Foundation. Here, we explore: • UPSC preparation beyond coaching hype and topper myths • Interview, debate and communication skills that actually work • Governance, economy and how power really functions in India • Gender, caste and social sensitivity – the biases officers must see clearly • Mindset, confidence and ethics for future administrators and leaders If you’re preparing for UPSC, aiming for a government job, or simply want to think sharper, speak better and be more sensitive to people and systems, this space is for you. Subscribe to join this learning community and don’t forget to share videos with friends who need this perspective. Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesalonikhanna/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Thesalonikhanna/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saloni-khanna-457025169/ Twitter: https://x.com/saloniikhanna?lang=en For invitations, collaborations and business enquiries: Email: [email protected] #sleepshaming #sleepmatters #indiansociety #productivityculture #sleephealth #studentlife #upscaspirants #neetaspirants #jeeaspirants #mentalhealth #hustleculture #socialconditioning

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