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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

Awareness

The Psychology Behind Short School Lunch Breaks: Impact on Children’s Development

Lunch breaks are a part of the school’s daily routine, helping students to refresh and connect with peers. The breaks restore the intellectual and emotional balance required for learning. Research has demonstrated that the availability of adequate lunch breaks enables

Parenting

Educated, Employed, and Still Expected to Bear a Son: The Gender Paradox in Modern India

The deeply ingrained cultural tradition of India is central to understanding the historical roots of its gender roles. For centuries, a patriarchal system has defined clear roles, with ancient Vedic texts from as early as 1500 BCE privileging men in

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Free Trauma Test with Results: Find a Psychiatrist Near You

Symptoms of trauma can be felt for a very long duration and can influence your mind and emotional well-being. It could be triggered by various events that are precipitated by accidents, such as the death of a loved one, abuse

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National Conference On Social and Organizational Psychology and Behaviour

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Dwarka, affiliated college, Maharaja Surajmal Institute (MSI), has announced a two-day national conference on Social, Organisational Psychology and Behaviour (SORPB 2025). The conference is announced for 21st & 22nd November 2025 (Friday & Saturday) at

Health

Dissociative Disorders: Trapped in Your Mind’s Emergency Shelter  

Life doesn’t pitch curveballs. It uses sledgehammers. And what happens when the weight of everything, fear, anguish, and noise, crushes down? Your mind does what trapped things do: It flees. It’s as if you’re in your body but not truly present. It’s

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Oversharing in the Digital Age: Emotional Dumping vs. Authentic Connection 

When sharing, the distinction between a true connection and oversharing is not in how much you reveal, but in how you reveal it. We live at a time when our darkest troubles flow into comment sections, and our nocturnal musings become morning

Self Help

How to Use Psychology for Yourself (and Not Just the Exams)

Psychological tools are employed to enhance personal well-being through offering ways of coping with life issues. Mental well-being, emotional, psychological, and social, enables one to be happy and strong in handling stress. Employment of such tools improves positive feelings and

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Why Humans Crave Physical Presence Despite Constant Digital Communication

Picture this. A student who decides to travel to a different country to pursue education, miles and miles away, has a particularly bad day. When she returns home, she picks up her phone and dials her parents. The conversation lasts

Relationship

Sensory Differences and Sexual Intimacy: A Psychological Reflection 

Sexual intimacy is very personal and is formed by emotional and relational factors as well as the sensory experience. Each of our sensory systems (touch, sound, smell, sight, and even internal bodily awareness) can enhance closeness, or, when atypical, hinder