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XENOPHOBIA – FEAR OF FOREIGNERS

Discrimination is a key cause of friction and disruption in cooperative partnerships that are increasingly essential in creating and sustaining sustainable development across cultural and national boundaries. As our society becomes more international, we witness more intense connections through commerce and migration, which helps to break down misunderstanding barriers and reduce prejudice. Globalization, on the […]

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TAPAS: A STEP TOWARD SOCIAL DEFENSE

TAPAS stands for Training for Augmenting Productivity and Services is a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) launched by Union Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment, Dr. Virendra Kumar. It is developed by the National Institute of Social Defence, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment in the presence of Ministers of State, Shri RamdasAthawaleand SushriPratimaBhoumik. TAPAS […]

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UNDERLYING ISSUES OF PHUBBERS

Technology in today’s world is taking over our actual world and human connections are not given importance in an actual physical circle but it is only stuck to the virtual world and the virtual friends. We spend most of the time of the day with our phones, even when we are with our friends or […]

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ROBOT THERAPY: A DOUBLE EDGE SWORD

Robot Therapy is an Artificial Intelligence non –human therapist with Computer-assisted help. Over the last few years, mental health care has been changed evolving from couch in a one-to-one conversation to a text-based therapies through messaging apps, online therapy sessions, Chatbots that perform CBT therapy, etc. Ellie an Artificial Intelligence non-human Therapist created by funding […]

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DRUG ABUSE REPORT BY NCRB

According to the report by the Nation Crime Record Bureau (NCRB) death due to drug abuse in all states and union territories of the state are that in 2017, there were in total of 745 people who died of a drug overdose in India with the highest of 125 in Rajasthan and then 84 in […]

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PTSD and OCD as after effects of Covid

As it was predicted that Covid was going to have lasting effects on the mental health of the people who had suffered from it and various mental health problems were predicted from it. Cases of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder have come forward now. A 37-year-old Panchkula man has been diagnosed with […]

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Quality of Life for Elderly Index

Quality of Life for Elderly Index has been created by the Institute for Competitiveness and is released by Dr Bibek Debroy who is Chairman of Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM). The index highlights the problems faced by the elderly and sheds light on issues that remained unaddressed. The index includes four major […]

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Nutrition and mental health

Did you ever wonder diet and our mental health might be interlinked? Recent evidence has suggested that diet plays an important role in one’s mental health. Though, there exists many gaps to establish a direct link between mental health and nutrition. Hence, a new field in psychology called nutritional psychiatry has gained interest and recognition. […]

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CHATBOT: InayaConnect TO ADDRESS MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

A 16 years old Ishaan Singh developed a Chatbot named InayaConnect to address mental health issues arising from COVID19. A Chatbot is a Computer-Assisted program that is designed to encourage conversation with human users on the internet through the use of Artificial Intelligence. The InayaConnect helps individuals suffering from mental distress. Singh developed the InayaConnect […]

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Music And Depression

Depression and suicide are important issues in the twenty-first century. According to the World Health Organization, over 800,000 individuals die by suicide each year, with the 15-29 age group being disproportionately impacted. Surprisingly, music appears to play the most essential part in our lives when we are in our teens and twenties. According to studies, […]

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