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From Tokyo Olympics to Yuva Sangam: The Northeastern Diary

On the eve of July 24th, 2021, Padamshri Saikhom Mirabai Chanu lifted the heavy Indian dream of winning the first-ever silver medal in weightlifting at the Tokyo Olympics on her shoulders. She has also won several accolades at Commonwealth Games

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Online Social Support: Buffer for everyday discrimination?

Social media is all-pervasive entity in our lives, and its boons and banes have been extensively debated, not only within the Psychology community but also in popular culture, at large. There is no doubt that social media use is pitted

Awareness Education

Love & Discrimination [Case Analysis]

Same-sex couple lived as heterosexuals for 8 years, reveals autopsyIn the small town of Sehore in Madhya Pradesh, a same-sex couple lived together as husband and wife for eight years, till the death of the latter by suicide revealed that

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Is Mental Illness a Myth?

“Science must begin with myths, and with the criticism of myths” Karl R. Popper Many professionals believe that mental illness does not exist. In addition, it is a notion that belongs in literature, mythologies, and religion; and according to Szasz

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Mental Health Advancement in The Twentieth Century

Mental health as a state of well-being, encompasses the realization of our abilities to deal with the stressors of life, to work productively and to contribute effectively to our community and the society. India, on its journey to accept and

Technology

The Toll of Online Connectivity

Have you been feeling irritated about being unable to keep your hands off the smartphone and computer? Or from being seen online and having to interact on social media platforms? The irritation may be owing to the fact that the

Education Health Self Help

Too hard to love and accept yourself?

“In order to love who you are, you cannot hate the experiences that shaped you “Andrea DykstraHappiness and appreciation of one’s self go hand in hand. Your degree of acceptance ultimately defines your level of satisfaction. Perhaps promoting self-acceptance more

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Students’ well-being Knockdown in Lockdown

Have you ever experienced a feeling when a villain role in a movie is stronger than expected and you wait till climax just to see him or her losing but it leaves you devastated when they win over? Now this

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Do you know what actually bipolar disorder is?

Think about having a shift in mood from extremely high to grief suddenly. Recently an individual who was suffering from bipolar disorder talked about what it actually looks like. Due to the erroneous representation of this mood disorder in movies

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Know About Shopping Addiction, Difference Between Impulsive and Compulsive Behavior

Shopping behaviour can be considered as the trigger that makes a person shop for a particular product. It can be a deal you can’t lose to or an offer you can’t say no to or the instant urge to shop