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The Psychology Behind the Gut-Brain Connection

Have you ever wondered, whenever your stomach is upset, how instantly your mood and emotions change? Or whenever you feel anxious, there is a subtle manifestation of it in your stomach. This happens because the gut and the brain have

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The Hidden Costs of Motherhood: Experts Demand Equal Maternity Care Across India

India has almost 25 million births per year, and maternal health is a rapidly evolving conversation. Now it’s not only about survival, but it’s also about having a healthy, dignified future for mamas and the baby. Leading healthcare professionals, policymakers

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Surrounded by Millions, Still Lonely: The Hidden Psychology of Loneliness and Digital Isolation

A girl is sitting on a crowded metro train surrounded by thousands of people. She is receiving notification after notification on her phone showing that she has new likes on Instagram, has new snap streaks, has new messages on WhatsApp

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NEET Aspirant’s Suicide Sparks Debate Over Rising Academic Pressure

A suicide case was reported involving a seventeen-year-old NEET Aspirant who was preparing for the NEET examination in Goa. It represents the level of stress that pupils go through about their competitive tests. The so far uncovered connection between this student’s

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Chasing Perfection: The Hidden Psychological Cost of Academic Perfectionism

Academic excellence has developed to be one of the most celebrated triumphs in society. Students are expected to consistently achieve high grades, outperform their peers and secure competitive opportunities. Students must excel in every domain, everywhere. Rankers are celebrated, while the

Parenting Relationship

Good Parent, Good Child? The Hidden Pressures of Public Discipline 

Hosting a family gathering when a child suddenly starts screaming and crying over a toy can be very stressful for parents. The whole room falls silent, and everyone looks at the parent. Feeling embarrassed and anxious, the parent may quickly

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Netflix’s Adolescence Makes History at the BAFTA TV Awards 

Netflix’s series Adolescence, which has been nominated for four major awards at the 2026  BAFTA TV Awards, has become a highly successful television show, receiving acclaim from audiences everywhere. In addition to winning the Best Limited Drama category, Stephen  Graham

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NEET Cancellation: Aspirants Again under Stress and Uncertainty

The unexpected cancellation of the NEET-UG 2026 exam, which was planned for May 3rd, has caused a major shock across the country, leading millions of medical aspirants into a state of total uncertainty. The administrative consequences, as headlines wail, are

Education

Success at What Cost? The Mental Health Impact of Competitive Education

Education is one of those things most of us do not fully understand as children. We sit through classes, follow the system, and assume it is preparing us for something good. And in many ways it is. But somewhere along

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The Psychology of Self-Sabotage: When Protection Turns Into Self-Destruction

Why People Hurt Own Progress? Sometimes, a person realises that in the past, something did not go well and that memory still hurts. To avoid feeling that pain again, they may withdraw their effort before they even try, convincing themselves that