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Positive Relationship

Intimacy in the Age of Selfhood: How Autonomy and Algorithms Redefined Love 

It began as a murmur online, a quiet confession disguised as irony. Memes about “boyfriend embarrassment,” and threads where women half-joked, half-meant it when they said that being in love felt a little embarrassing now. Then came the Vogue article

Awareness

Fake Authority: How Influencers Spread Myths About Mental Health

In the age of social media, mental health conversations have become more visible than ever. On the surface, this seems like progress: people are opening up, breaking stigma, and seeking help. Yet beneath this apparent democratisation of psychological knowledge lies a

Industrial Motivation

Why Young Indians Are Choosing Startups Over Stable Jobs

For many years, the typical dream of an Indian family was simple: get good grades, secure a stable job, earn a salary every month and live a safe and respected life. A government job or a well-settled private job was

Self Help

How Does Self-Concept Influence Regret After Oversharing?

Do you ever feel ashamed or regret after oversharing with others? You share your emotions,  feelings, and personal experiences that you later regret, and wish had stayed private. This regret sometimes hits a person hard if their self-concept does not

Awareness

Critical Thinking: The Psychological Shield We Need Against Online Misinformation

It’s the season of exams, and Aditi is spending time scrolling on Instagram instead of studying, when a random post pops up on her feed. It confidently claims, “Salt water can cure ADHD in children.” She pauses for a second,

Awareness

Fitting in the Box: How Unrealistic Standards Shape Children’s Identity

Children often feel the pressure to adopt a certain personality. They often feel the unnecessary need to act in a certain way that society expects from them. This is the pressure of fitting into the box. These standards are developed by peers,

News

NCAHP & MoHFW Release New Curriculum: Will NEET Become Mandatory for Psychology Admissions?

In a recent move that has stirred anxiety across the student community, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare released a revised set of eligibility norms for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG). The new notification outlines updated subject

Social

How Convenience Shapes Consumer Expectations and Worker Stress

A single click can now bring anything we need to our doorstep. Modern life provides us with a smoother and faster way of living, where we don’t really have to wait. But this ease comes with a silent question: what

Social

Digital Belonging: How Memes Build Communities and Shared Identity

One Late night, Arun (name changed), a college student far from his home, was feeling lonely and disconnected in a new city. He opened Instagram and a meme flashed on his news feed: a funny take on how desi kids survive

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Chromatic Whispers: How Soft Gradients Speak Louder than Bold Colors

Colors once screamed — neon pinks, graphic reds, electric blues that screamed for attention. But of late, design has learned to relax. Gone are the days when colour demands notice, replaced by colour that invites feeling. Fade palettes, misty segues,