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Relationship

Ghosting: How it Responds to Relationships

Ghosting could be a strategy utilized to suddenly end a relationship by cutting off all communication and discussion without giving any prior notice or justification. In spite of the fact that this term is most commonly related to sentimental connections,

Awareness

Joy of Missing Out: Finding Happiness in The Unplugged Moments

JOMO is the abbreviation of ‘Joy of Missing Out’. It can be defined as relishing one’s own free time without worrying that something more fascinating is going on elsewhere. JOMO is really just embracing the idea of finding joy and

Education

Psychology of Minimalism in Design

Merriam-Webster dictionary describes it as “a style or technique (as in music, literature, or design) that is characterised by extreme spareness and simplicity.” Today, Minimalism is applied in a variety of fields but it still maintains its fundamental core of

Entertain

The Psychology Behind Viral Trends and Why We Follow Them

The world may be engulfed in a pandemic, climate crisis looming large, or political strife between countries escalating at an alarming rate, yet, one thing remains unchanged and unfazed, the internet and its trends. Whether it be the classic prank

Life Style

Fashion Psychology: Dress for the job you want

How Clothing and Fashion Choices Affect Self-Perception and Confidence Dressing up in a saree for a farewell, putting on your best ethnic outfits for festivals, donning formals for a job interview, or sporting the merch of your favourite TV show,

News

Is India Paying Enough Attention to the Mental Health of Young Adolescents?

According to India’s total population of more than 1.4 billion, the adolescent population (aged 10-19 years) accounts for about 253 million, making it a significant number out of the total. Economists and demographers have coined this demographic segment as the

News

NHRC Shows Concern for Restructuring Mental Health Facilities

India’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) was founded on October 12th, 1993. The Protection of Human Rights Act (PHRA), 1993, as amended by the Protection of Human Rights (Amendment) Act, 2006, is the law that founded it. The National Human

Positive

Let’s Explore the Power of Silence

In our modern society, stillness has become a precious and sometimes overlooked commodity. We live in a connected world, where the realm of technology, social media, and the rush and bustle of diurnal life may drown out the subtle yet

News

A 13-Year-Old Boy Killed His Friend After Not Letting Him Play PUBG

A 14-year-old boy from Panipat, Haryana named Saurabh, who was studying in class 9, was murdered by his 13-year-old friend. The reason why the murder happened was shocking. While Saurabh was playing a PUBG game on his phone, one of

Event

Uttarakhand Open University is Organising One day National Seminar on Positive Psychology Theme

The city of Haldwani, in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, is home to the Uttarakhand Open University, a State Open University. On October 31, 2005, the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly passed an act creating the university. The Association of Indian Universities,