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Technology

CyberBullying and its relation to Suicide Ideation

Cyberbullying can be defined as a form of bullying in which the predator uses technological devices to target and harm the victims and disturb the victim psychologically, emotionally and behaviorally. There are multiple ways a predator tries to disturb the

Therapy

You Don’t Have to Be Broken to Seek therapy

There is a myth that we need to seek therapy in our worst condition, or if we seek therapy, it means the person must be unmanageable. Is that true? No, it’s not. Therapy is not something we should approach during

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Reimagining Self-Care Through the Lens of AI

In a world where technology is seamlessly integrated into daily life, artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how we approach self-care. Traditionally, self-care has been associated with routines like exercise, meditation, and skincare. However, AI is revolutionising this concept by personalizing

Relationship

How To Deal With A Condescending Partner

The best and most valued experience to cherish in life is being in a close, loving, and respectful relationship. Relationships must be supported by respect, trust, and equality. The moment one of these gets a little shaky, the whole apparatus

Awareness

Neurobiology of Sex

Sexuality is an embedded aspect of who we are—shaping how we connect with others, perceive ourselves and navigate the world. Culture and society have their role, but the origins of sexuality go deeper, buried in the wiring of the brain,

Awareness

How the Esports Industry Is Finally Waking Up to Mental Health

The quick expansion of esports has changed gaming from an idle pastime into a professional competitive industry. With esports tournaments attracting more than a million spectators and players earning sponsorships in the six-figure range, esports has evolved into a career

Industrial

FOMO and Retail Therapy: The Drivers Behind Impulsive Buying Behavior

Of all the Behavioural Traits of the buyers such as Complex buying behavior, Variety-Seekers, Dissonance reducing buying behaviour, habitual buyers and Impulsive buyers (Which usually involves the absence of logical thinking). We would definitely be one among them. Purchasing things

Awareness

‘Adolescence’ more than just a Netflix binge watch – Media portrayals and narratives

Television serves as a significant source of sexual education for teenagers and young adults, making it essential to examine how sexual behaviour and reproductive health are represented in popular cinema. Looking at the main key themes, including youth pregnancy and

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Role of Traditional Indian Games in Child Development

The ancient Indian society had flourished in the past and it had surpassed the other countries in all fields of discipline. However, colonization and westernization have led to the failure to recognize the priceless treasures originating in India. India is

Industrial

Silent Resignation: Understanding and Addressing Quiet Quitting in the Modern Workplace 

What if the biggest challenge of contemporary workplaces is not resignation but quiet withdrawal? The phrase “quiet quitting” over the last several years has ignited global conversations, not about workers quitting, but about those who stick around—checked out, demotivated and