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Quote of the day by Alan Watts: 'A person who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thoughts. So, he loses touch with reality...' - How constant overthinking can quietly disconnect people from real life explained by the British-American writerModern life keeps people constantly occupied with thoughts, worries, notifications, and endless mental noise, which is why Alan Watts’s quo...- IPL Orange Cap winner in 2014 is now a mental health coach: A journey from suicidal thoughts to winning the World Cup alongside MS DhoniFormer cricketer Robin Uthappa draws parallels between cricket's intense pressure and corporate life, revealing his past struggles with sui...
- How to make drilling for oil woke againA decade after backing “all-of-the-above” energy, the political left swung hard against fossil fuels, framing oil drilling as incompatible ...
- Youth no longer shy of seeking psychiatric help: Gen Z demand for mental health drugs lifts sales 9 per cent to ₹11,774 croreConsider this. Neuro-psychiatry medicines are among the top 10 therapies in the country and the category is valued ₹11,774 crore, data from...
- Father breaks taboos by celebrating daughter's first menstrual period in UttarakhandJitendra Bhatt and his wife celebrated their daughter's first period in a unique and enlightening manner. The family organized a party that...
- Taapsee Pannu joins Hemkunt Foundation as a new advisory board member; to spread awareness on menstrual hygieneTaapsee Pannu became the first female advisory board member of Hemkunt Foundation, and she will spread awareness about menstrual hygiene an...
- Scottish group appoints man as menstruation dignity officer, draws flakThe Period Dignity Working group faced severe backlash for hiring a man as a menstruation dignity officer in Scotland. A spokesperson of th...
- White-collar women professionals face biases, stigmas due to health issues, shows survey86% of the working women have observed their colleagues/relatives/friends drop out of the workforce, 59% of whom cited health issues as the...
- Russian supermodel Natalia Vodianova named new UN goodwill ambassadorThe philanthropist-model will campaign for the UN's sexual & reproductive health agency, UNFPA.
- This menstrual hygiene brand is using cricket to break social taboosDuring the recently concluded IPL, Niine was the title sponsor for the Rajasthan Royals.
- Delhi HC asks Centre, AAP govt to treat as representation PIL for paid menstrual leaveA bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan asked the central and Delhi governments to take a decision on the representati...
- Modern periodMenstrual taboo is at the heart of the shaming and exclusion of women in Swaminarayan sect’s hostel and Sabarimala temple. Can we look at m...
- Social entrepreneur Sharat Khemka is putting an end to a period of tabooThe businessman is trying to alter how society perceives menstruation and change the narrative around it.
- Periods: Not a taboo word for these entrepreneursAzah was launched with the aim to provide women clean plastic and chemical-free sanitary pads to make their periods more comfortable.
- All for sustainability: Bengalurean launches organic feminine hygiene brand & starts a dialogueThe product does not contain synthetic fibres, chemical additives.
- Breaking the taboo: New period emoji will make menstruation discussions fun with your girlsA total of 230 new icons were approved for release this year.
- Indian sanitary napkin brand Niine takes on P&G and Johnson & JohnsonNiine has also pioneered a movement to bridge the gap between menstruating females using sanitary napkins with those engaging in unhygienic...
- This teen raised funds to provide sanitary napkins for poorA regular volunteer at a children's home ThayiMane, it was when Dixit went to the girls' toilet that she realised the lack of hygiene.
- Instagram takes down menstruation pic, sparks rowA photograph depicting a woman menstruating was taken down twice by image-sharing platform Instagram and restored after social media uproar.
- Mirrors are far better suited to be used as unbiased judgesConsidering the earliest mirrors were shards of convex glass that distorted as much as they reflected, their main modern-day connection wit...
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