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Three States: The Story of Regional Battle
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Till Death Do Us Apart
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Pamper yourself to a spa day at home!
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Social Media Wars and Lockdown: Making Peace With A Lowered New Normal?
Trolling and negative posting is at an all-time high and so is people’s engagement in issues which are not worth their time and effort. What is the real role of a Netizen in such a debacle?
Pandemic puts employment at stake but initiatives repair damage
The lockdown has resulted in companies firing employees and widening the gap between jobseekers and recruiters. Certain non-profit ventures have taken things into stride to bridge the job divide.
Equine law in India: A Note
Anwita Mukherjee, an equestrian and a Law graduate from Queen Mary university of London writes about Equine law and its indian connections.
Nrityantine: Dancers creativity to chase pandemic from remote location
During the time of lockdown there is no doubt that the dance video has released a positive vibe among the audience : Dr M Mohan Alva
‘Social distancing’ itself is another epidemic- ‘Untouchability’
Instead of social distancing we should use the term ‘Physical Distancing’ as social distancing itself is a discriminatory term. World Health Organisation is also not using the term social distancing.
Heard of digital shaadi? It’s here to stay
The ongoing COVID 19 pandemic has brought several industries across the globe to a halt, including India’s $70 Billion wedding industry. But the show is still going on, in a digitalized format.