Tech employees and young college students are the hardest hit as Indian startups continue to lay off in mass numbers. Mass layoffs from Indian startup companies have hurt young tech graduates leaving them without a source of income just three or four months after their course. Deopal Indra, a BTech graduate from NIT Kurukshetra, was […]
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Patients share deeply personal information in confidence, but in turn, do not receive the treatment needed. The lack of regulation on online therapy has led to the mushrooming of pseudo-therapists. These therapists are taking advantage of the stigma attached to mental health issues that discourage people from attending in-person consultations. Pritha Roy, a third-year dental […]
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The National Education Policy (NEP) emphasizes students’ mental health and well-being but students say they do not get proper assistance. Many students say that they are not provided with a counsellor or well-being teacher at their schools. The affiliation Bye-Laws of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) say that schools should appoint a counsellor […]
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BMTC says its buses travel only short distances and do not require first aid. Most Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) buses do not have first-aid kits; those who do barely have medicines or have expired ones. Moreover, BMTC conductors also lack the training required to provide first aid. A student who was traveling alone in […]
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Despite being a sustainable option, menstrual cups are not the mainstream period products used in India. Majority of menstruators in India do not use menstrual cups as their go-to period product. A report by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India suggests that using period protection products continue to be a taboo […]
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Tobacco and alcohol companies are coming up with new strategies despite a ban on surrogate advertisements. From United Breweries to Vimal, every alcohol and tobacco firm is seeking clarity from the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) over the ban on surrogate advertisements while they continue to frame new strategies for promotion. Vinod Giri, Director General […]
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Employees are leaving the workforce in India to escape role stagnation, inadequate compensation and unhealthy environment. The attrition rate of India in only the first half of 2022 is 20 percent according to the latest survey by Aon PLC; a global professional services firm. The percentage has been increasing since the two years of the […]
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The students are stuck in their hometowns attending online classes and a few are changing careers as there is no support from the government of India. Indian students who travelled to Ukraine for their medical education are switching careers or are accepting temporary accommodations in Indian universities, where they can use library facilities, andlabs but […]
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Total contribution of travel and tourism to GDP in India from 2013 to 2021. By Riya Roy Chowdhury Comparison between travel expenditure of different Prime Ministers of India. By Anchal Verma Month wise breakup of NRIs arrival in India 2019-2021. By Anupreksha Jain Total contribution of travel and tourism to GDP in South Korea from 2011 […]
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Top 10 Movies as Rated by IDMB By Ajay Rag Top five expensive budget movie in 2022 By Yogada Sharma Top 10 movies of Leonardo DiCaprio By Rakshanda Sharma Top 5 Highest Grossing Horror Movies and their Budgets By Shreya Chekkilla Top 10 ranked Indian directors By Navya Sruthi Total number of Tamil movies produced […]
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