How Your Brain Builds Memories, One Synapse at a Time
Memory formation is one of the most fundamental processes performed by the brain, but the biological mechanisms involved are still not entirely understood.
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Relationship
I thought it was love – It was emotional abuse
Love is a complex, universal experience that is recognized across cultures. It can be patient, kind. It can be healing. Though, sometimes it
Education
Rethinking School: India’s Mindful Education RevolutionÂ
The bell tolls. A group of thirty kids rush to the benches, open similar textbooks, and wait for instruction. For millions of Indians,
Social
“Living for the Feed”: The Emotional Fatigue of Curating a Happy, Healthy Life Online
6:30 AM. Your pinky’s gone numb from the cold fridge as you nudge runaway blueberries back onto your oatmeal. Your phone’s propped on
Awareness
Cultural Identity Conflict and Its Impact on Mental Well-being
In a world that moves at light speed, constant adaptation can take a toll on our mental well-being. The longing to belong isn’t
News
79 Education Systems Ban Smartphones in Classrooms
At least 79 educational institutions around the world have banned the use of smartphones in classrooms due to the growing concerns regarding their
Industrial
Recency Effect and the Lasting Power of Last Impressions
Imagine this: Mehul is at the front of the boardroom, only five minutes into her presentation, when she makes a mistake. Her shaking
News
New Research Unveils the Cortex’s Role in Detecting Novel Stimuli
A new study describes the cerebral cortex as a ‘memory machine’ that continuously searches for novel stimuli to update its predictions of the
Life Style
When Productivity Becomes a Burden: Escaping the Pressure to Always Do More
In this hyper-connected age, ambition is no longer a choice. It’s an obligation. And rest, once self-intuitive and standard, has become a curated
News
The Rise of Tele-MANAS in Telangana: 1.38‑Lakh Calls Make It a Lifeline for Mental Health
By early 2025, a 38-year-old man in Hyderabad was struggling to escape what felt like a vortex of anxiety, sleepless nights and tormenting