Purple Fest 2026: Celebrated at the President’s Estate
Recently, Rashtrapati Bhavan hosted “Purple Fest” to celebrate the achievements, talent and aspirations of Divyangjan. On 13th March 2026, Amrit Udyan was exclusively
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Love Isn’t Just Romance: A Healthier Way to Celebrate Love Week
Every year, Love Week includes red flowers, gifts, and passionate messages. Couples exchange photos. Shops offer discounts. The world of social media is
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How Childhood Trauma Influences Narcissistic Personality Formation
Not all wounds are visible. Some just sit there quietly. They affect the way a child thinks about themselves and how they love and
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NIMHANS-Led National Mental Health Survey 2 Of India: Mapping Mental Wellbeing
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has mandated the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), Bengaluru, to conduct the National
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Is Attachment Avoidance Genetic? The Role of OXTR rs53576 and Environmental Influence
The human drive for connection is often viewed through the lens of early upbringing or personal choice. However, emerging research suggests a more
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Melanie Klein’s Object Relations Theory: How Early Loss Shapes the Infant Mind
From the first few weeks of existence, before we have developed an ability to use language or recall the past, something significant is happening.
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The Biological Boundary: IOC’s New Transgender Policy and the Identity Crisis in Sport
LAUSANNE – A massive shift is coming to the world of sports. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) just dropped a policy that’s going
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How Acetylcholine Controls Dopamine: New Insights from Neuroscience
A recent study conducted by the neurobiologists of New York University studied the movement of dopamine and the way in which it manages
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Together Against Loneliness: World Down Syndrome Day
On the 21st of March every year, the world takes some time to honour, commemorate and promote awareness of individuals with Down syndrome.
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Loneliness in the Age of Hyperconnectivity: A Paradox of Digital Intimacy
We are living in a world where it’s easy to talk to people. We can send messages to someone on the other side