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Rashtriya Raksha University to Train MP Officials on Prisoner Mental Health

This is an important development to understand and resolve the mental health issues of the inmates: The Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU) at Gandhinagar, Gujarat, and the Madhya Pradesh Jail Department signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Bhopal. The MoU

Life Style

How Role Play Builds Emotional Intelligence and Empathy

We all have our unique traits and personalities. However, imagine getting the opportunity to switch places with someone else. For a few minutes, you would see the world through the eyes of someone else. Sounds overwhelming, doesn’t it? Imagine a

Industrial

The Rise of Calendar Anxiety: Living Life by Scheduled Time

On a Monday morning, you open the digital calendar and see the scheduled meetings, event reminders, and deadlines piled up until evening. Before the day even starts, there is some tightness felt in the chest. This is not only stress

Education

5 Most Effective Study Techniques Backed by Psychology Research

It is a story we’ve all been through. Highlighter, sticky note, and a big stack of textbooks in hand, thinking there’s one last time through that’ll make everything stick the night before the test! However, days later, that information has

Awareness Positive

10 Ways to Improve Emotional Intelligence

Consider the best person in a professional or personal setting. It is not necessarily the smartest, most technical, or most “right-minded” person. It is the person who appears to know what people are looking for. They remain calm when things

Awareness

Parapsychology and the Science of Paranormal Experiences

What if the human mind can see beyond the 5 senses? Is consciousness an independent reality or nothing more than the result of psychology and neuroscience? For centuries, experts in science, philosophy, and the general public have been pitting their

Awareness

Bystander Effect: The Psychology of Helping Behaviour

People like to think of themselves as kind, caring and ready to help someone in trouble. Most would say they would step in to help if they saw someone in trouble. Yet both history and psychological research tell a different

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FDA Tukaram Mundhe’s Advice for the Young Generation

Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner  (FDA) Tukaram Mundhe was seen candidly discussing the matters of governance, youth, and public duty in a public address in Pune’s Balghandharv Rangmandir on Saturday. Currently, Tukaram Mundhe has taken office as the Maharashtra

Awareness

Why Intentions Fail to Become Actions: Understanding the Intention-Behavior Gap

Have you ever told yourself, “I’ll start tomorrow,” only to find yourself saying the same thing a week later? Perhaps you planned to begin an assignment early, exercise regularly, or study for an exam in advance, yet somehow the deadline

Positive

10 Psychology-Backed Habits for a Happier, More Fulfilling Life

Happiness is something that one feels can only be realised upon reaching a particular milestone in their lives. These milestones may include a promotion, a salary increase, graduation, or owning an ideal house. However, the joy that one gets from accomplishing