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These Are the College Degrees and Majors Most Likely to Be Impacted by COVID-19
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Despite heavy job losses in the IT and banking sector due to COVID-19, it seems unlikely to affect India's interest in pursuing degrees in computer science and finance.
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Photographer Nasser Ali On Switching Careers to Pursue Liberal Arts and Finding Your Passion
Nasser Ali talks about how to break it into the world of photography.
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Can Video Game Streaming Transform the Way Gamers Behave IRL?
Video game streaming has helped one gamer turned teacher navigate distance learning with ease.
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Gender
Fair-Skinned Influencers Need to Stop Capitalizing on the Brown Beauty Movement
As the 'dark skin is beautiful' movement grows, some brands and influencers need to reconsider their strategies that profit from a narrative they don't identify with.
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Trolls, Fame and Money: What It’s Like Parenting a Child YouTuber
Parents of child YouTubers have to protect their children from the harshness of the spotlight, online abuse, and the pressure of chasing subscribers.
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Comedian Supriya Joshi on Body Positivity, Tackling Social Anxiety and Keeping It Real
Supriya Joshi opens up about body neutrality and remaining grounded while facing online trolling.
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Your Family Tested Positive for COVID-19, What Next?
With COVID-19 rates still spiking, here's how you can prepare to deal with it if it hits too close to home.
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Can We Biohack Our Mental Health?
An experimental trial has concluded that injecting gut bacteria can alleviate several mental health concerns.
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How Humour and Kindness Helped One Writer Fight Breast Cancer and Addiction
"If we were to just take responsibility for our reactions along with our actions, the world would be a kinder place to live in."
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Why “Deaf U” Needs to Relook at their Attempt to Represent the Deaf Community
Two prominent voices from the Black deaf creatives community reflect on why the Netflix show "Deaf U" needs to step up when it comes to intersectionality.
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From Being Home Alone to Struggling Businesses: How COVID-19 Changed Diwali
With COVID-19 affecting business and relationships, Indians are seeing additional stress even before the Diwali season begins.
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How Being President of the United States Impacts Your Mental Health
Given the high-pressure, U.S. presidents tend to age quicker than the average person in the workforce, which affects their mental health.
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Navigating College Applications With One of India’s Leading Education Experts
Akshay Chaturvedi, founder of Leverage Edu, reveals the impact of COVID-19 on higher education and the changing trends that he has observed.
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How This Mom Steadied Her Ship After Terminating Her Pregnancy
An Indian mother took the difficult decision to terminate a pregnancy and she explains how it impacted her physical and mental health.
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Special Needs
‘We Want to be Addressed Directly:’ Americans With Disabilities Reflect on the Elections
Two American disability rights activists reflect on ensuring disabled people have access to the voting and the discourse around disabilities in the U.S. elections.
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Well-Being
Gynaecologist Dr. Munjaal Kapadia on Recovering From COVID-19 and Parenting Through the Pandemic
Dr. Munjaal Kapadia, gynecologist and father of two, reflects on pandemic parenting and staying true to yourself as an entrepreneur.
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Why Are Unqualified Influencers Doling Out Skincare and Mental Health Advice?
With limited regulations in the content space, Indian influencers are getting away with monetizing services they are not qualified to provide.
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How Misrepresentation of Adderall in Pop Culture Impacts People With ADHD
From songs like "Addy" to shows like "Grown-ish," Adderall is often depicted as a stimulant that can easily be misused to enhance performance or get high.
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Getting Fit With Tala Samman, Dubai’s Most Stylish DJ
DJ Tala Samman tells us how she went from being someone who never exercised to hitting the gym five days a week.
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Influencer Pallavi Singh on the Importance of Talking About Mental Health and PCOS
How this lifestyle influencer uses Instagram to open about mental health challenges and living with PCOS.
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Mind Your Language: How Words Can Impact Your Child
Children, in their innocence and purity, mirror a lot of the language portrayed by parents, teachers, peers or popular media.
