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Bribery is rampant across various departments, including the police force. Officers often demand bribes from victims’ families to secure their release, but even then, there’s no guarantee that the victim will survive judicial custody. The rising number of…

According to the 2011 census, there are approximately 4.88 lakh transgender people in India. Despite this substantial number, transgender individuals often face stigmatization in the healthcare sector and other aspects of their lives. LGBTQIA+ healthcare…

I am practicing Abraham Hicks’ teachings and applying Joe Dispenza’s teachings to my everyday situations. I am learning so much. I am learning to change my thought patterns so that I can change my reality; your thoughts and feelings create your reality. B…

Toxic and hazardous wastes are often sold by developed countries to poorer developing countries. This practice is known as the global waste trade. Wealthy nations are basically exporting their problem to poor countries mainly in African and Asian regions,…

World Refugee Day, observed annually on June 20, centers around the theme of ‘Solidarity with Refugees.’ This day serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for global unity and collaboration in addressing the refugee crisis. Factors like political…

What is a fulfilling life? A fulfilling life is a life that makes us feel happy, satisfied, comfortable and content. Beyond happiness, a fulfilling life is a life worth living. It is an exciting life full of purpose that we cannot wait to fulfil on daily…

It’s been almost one year since I underwent a colectomy to remove a cancerous tumor. The surgeon removed 14 inches of my colon and pronounced me “cured.” The initial diagnosis was stage one cancer. That diagnosis saved me from further treatment. No chemo.…

Despite the fact that menstruation is an essential part of a woman’s overall health, we cannot ignore the emotional and physical challenges she faces during this time. These challenges can range from discomfort to serious health issues. Approximately 40% …

Our brains, marvels of evolution, are finely tuned pattern recognition machines. From the moment we enter the world, we absorb data like sponges, creating neural pathways that help us navigate through life. Yet, this very efficiency can sometimes limit ou…

Although gender inequality has become a common issue in our society, where women have often been perceived as a weaker section, it’s important to recognize that not only social rights but also the lack of nutritious food contributes to gender inequality f…

We have often seen such movies in which the hero suffers from personality disorders. Sometimes he is living a duel personality within a body and sometimes he is self-obsessed with his behavior. Although all this may sound fictional to you, but the reality…

In the labyrinth of India’s prison system, a group remains largely invisible, their struggles unheard and their rights overlooked. They are the transgender prisoners, individuals whose gender identity does not align with the gender assigned to them at bir…

My friend texted me that he needed to talk. In his short text, he shared that our last conversation left him unsettled. I am always left uncomfortable when receiving an ambiguous message. My mind always defaults to, “So what did I do wrong?” I was soon to…

For centuries, the question had been plaguing man. A kind of bedmate to many claiming eruka! To the answer for centuries only to find out their answer had been an illusion. What would enable an individual to find a genuine happiness and not the fleeting …

A lot of my time in Tucson is viewed from the perspective I get riding my bike. One of the reasons I spend the winter in Tucson is the accessibility of riding. The city of Tucson has made a considerable investment in cycling infrastructure. It has built w…

In the enormous expanse of the cosmos, humanity has usually sought to apprehend its vicinity in the universe. Now, with the appearance of DNA data garage, we are not simply observers – we’re lively contributors in shaping the narrative of existence itself…

I have tried many times to meet my obligations to anyone or places I have anything to do with. I am never the type that shies away from obligations or renders excuses even when they sound valid. I have this feeling that excuses are for losers and thy are …

The Synergistic Harmony of Shivashakti: An Exploration of the Cosmic Union Introduction: In Hinduism, Shivashakti represents the dynamic intertwining of energy and consciousness that underpins our universe. This article endeavors to explore the essence …

What are women’s options in today’s society? -Are we subjected to being viewed through such a limited lens? In a cesspool of drooling, slobbering society. A society that ages women from the age of 30 and 35, we are already past the age of motherhood by …

I am by no means religious. I was raised as a Reformed Jew in a middle-class town in New Jersey. My partner and I were invited to a Friday night Shabbat dinner at a friend’s house visiting Tucson. Shabbat is the Jewish Sabbath. It was an invitation for co…

I was hiking with a good friend in the foothills of the Sonoran Desert. It’s our Friday morning ritual. We decided to try a new trail called the Agua Caliente Hill Trail. It’s a pretty aggressive climb into the foothills of the Catalina Mountains. We meet…

We are greedy by nature. Humans are that way. We assume that the statement: What is worth doing at all, worth doing well means that we need to cut, and bite more than we can chew. Tell me who has ever gone for the small when the big is there for taking? I…

Unraveling the Mysteries of Post-Traumatic Amnesia: A Quantum Perspective Introduction: Welcome, fellow explorers of the thoughts and consciousness! Today, we embark on a fascinating journey into the enigmatic realm of put up-traumatic amnesia (PTA). As…

The wicked witches of cancer …finding our healing path home. I’ll get you my pretty, and your little dog too… —Elphaba, aka the Wicked Witch of the West Can we see illness as opportunity? — Deng Ming-Dao Once the diagnosis of cancer is made, we are b…