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Single Women in India: Stigma, Mental Health, and the Fight for Independence

The cultural narrative that accompanies singlehood in India equates singlehood with incompleteness, especially for women. The independence that single women are gaining comes to them alongside mental tearing practices such as shame, abandonment, and anxiety (Akhouri, Madiha, & Ansari, 2019; Prasad, 2022). The societal inability to comprehend a married woman as an ‘angry old maid’ […]

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Count On Me: MDA Toolkit For Children Support 

A kit to support children with dyslexia has been launched by Madras Dyslexia Association (MDA) recently in July 2025. MDA was founded by IIT Madras Alumnus D. Chandrashekar. The non-profit organisation was formed with a group of parents of children with special needs to create awareness and support for children with dyslexia. The newly developed […]

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The Social Brain: Neuroscience of Human Connection and Mental Health

Has it ever crossed your mind that the brain is deeply social and bonded in nature? While traditionally regarded as an individual control system for individual thinking and intelligence, the brain is actually a social organ, designed with attachment and bonding in mind. It is very much dependent on relationship, as attested by a wealth […]

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Why Time Flies as We Age: The Psychology and Neuroscience of Time Perception

The nature of time has intrigued humanity for centuries, particularly the fact that time speeds up with age or familiarity. The phenomenon results from how the human brain interprets time, in accordance with emotional state, memory, and sensory inputs. Exhilarating activities tend to slow down time, while routine activities have the effect of accelerating time. […]

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Beyond Memory: How Culture and Patriarchy Persist Despite Cognitive Decline

Memories fade with time. From birth to death, the entire human life cycle encompasses multiple events that progress through various stages of memory, including sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory, before they are ultimately forgotten. While the academicians still debate over the true nature of forgetting a memory, it is undeniable that memory declines […]

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The Psychology Behind Why We Crave Closure: Uncertainty, Open Loops & Emotional Regulation

Human minds can not really deal with loose ends. Whenever we have things left unresolved, whether it’s a conversation, a promise, or a “To-do” list that has not been marked off, tension is built up by human minds. Even after a break-up, if there’s no proper closure, we tend to feel empty. And, we are […]

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How to Talk About Engagement Rings Without Pressure

Talking about engagement rings can seem daunting for numerous couples. The burden of tradition, family expectations, and financial factors frequently generates needless pressure around what ought to be a thrilling landmark. Nevertheless, with the proper method, these discussions can transform into chances for a stronger connection and joint decision-making instead of anxiety sources. The solution […]

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Ileana D’Cruz Open up about Postpartum Struggles After Second Baby

Rustom actress, Ileana D’Cruz, expressed her recent mental health struggle post-welcoming her second child. The 38-year-old shared that she wasn’t expecting this experience, considering that Keanu Rafe Dolan is her second child, and she has been through the whole process previously. She described the difference between the first time being a mother and now the […]

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How to Apply for UDID Card in India: Step-by-Step Guide for Persons with Disabilities

UDID Card (Unique Disability ID Card ) is a high-level initiative by the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD), Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India. The primary aim of this program is to establish a nationwide, centralised database of people with disabilities and to offer a lifelong, uniform identification card, […]

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UGC Mandates Mental Health Guidelines in Colleges Following Supreme Court Order

After the Supreme Court’s verdict in the case of an NEET aspirant from Andhra Pradesh who died by Suicide. The Educational institutes were directed by the University Grants Commission (UGC) to hire qualified mental health professionals. These include counsellors and psychologists who are well-trained in terms of qualification, as well as having hands-on experience in the […]

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