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The Language Barrier: How Soviet-Era Russian Delayed Lev Vygotsky’s Global Impact in Psychology

History is rarely a straight line. It is a series of blockages and breakthroughs. In the world of psychology, there is one person who really stands out as a symbol of change. Lev Vygotsky, known as  the “Mozart of Psychology.”

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From Treating Symptoms to Regulating the Brain: Rethinking the Future of Psychotherapy

“Mental health care is not about fixing people, but about restoring balance within  systems”  For a time, people have thought of therapy as a way to make bad feelings go away, like being less anxious or having fewer sad days. But

Social

Loneliness in the Age of Hyperconnectivity: A Paradox of Digital Intimacy 

We are living in a world where it’s easy to talk to people. We can send messages to someone on the other side of the world, and they get it right away and can stay friends with people by talking to

Awareness

Identity Foreclosure in Early Career Choices: Understanding the Psychology of Premature Decisions

The transition from graduation to work is framed as a race where the fastest “settle down” occurs. Society often praises a twenty-two-year-old who lands a prestigious associate role at a top-tier firm, viewing such immediate certainty as a sign of maturity. However,

Awareness

The Replication Crisis in Psychology: Flaw in Research or Path to Better Science?

Imagine scrolling through feeds and seeing a headline: “Power Posing Increases Confidence!” It feels like a universal truth. A few years later, a group of researchers tries to run the same experiment, and nothing happens. The effect vanishes. The “miracle” doesn’t

Research

A Protein That Could Stop Brain Bleeds? Scientists Discover TIE2 Breakthrough

A recent study, after being published in the Journal of Experimental Medicine, has gathered widespread attention from the public. Inside this research, a new protein in the human body, which is known as TIE2, is considered to be responsible and

News

Uttarakhand’s Mental Health Model Sets National Benchmark with SKOCH Gold 2025

​The State Mental Health Authority (SMHA) of Uttarakhand was honoured with the SKOCH Gold Award 2025 in the health category recently. The state has created a digital and legal framework that moves beyond traditional hospital-based models. The state actually bagged

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Reels Banned in Delhi & Faridabad Schools During Hours Over Learning Disruption

The Delhi and Faridabad administration and the Department of Education have directed all schools to ensure that no students, teachers or staff should indulge in reel or short video creation during school hours. This order emphasises that such activities hamper

Health

Impostor Syndrome Among First-Generation College Students

College, for first-generation students, means a chance to make a better life for themselves, to be independent and to have a brighter future. For students who are the first in their families to go to college, it can be tough. Instead of

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India’s Supreme Court Rejects Menstrual Leave Petition, Citing Employment Risks

The Supreme Court of India has rejected a petition seeking a mandate for menstrual leave for female workers and students across the country. The court has stated that such a policy could inadvertently lead to discrimination against women in the