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💪🏽 Women's safety is a pressing concern in India, a country that prides itself on its rich cultural heritage and diversity. While progress has been made in various areas, the safety and security of women continue to be a significant challenge. It is crucial for us to address this issue and work towards building a society where every woman feels safe, empowered, and respected. Education and awareness play a pivotal role in bringing about the long-term change we need.   🚺 Why is women's safety important? It's not just about the individual well-being of women, but it also impacts the overall progress and development of society. Here are a few reasons why women's safety should be a top priority:   1️ ⃣    Human Rights: Every woman deserves to live a life free from fear and violence. Safety is a fundamental human right that should be protected and upheld.   2️ ⃣     Empowerment: When women feel safe, they are more likely to pursue education...

Todays blog is about the increasing suicides among students. I was reading the newspaper today and what grabbed my attention is the news that a 16 years old student has committed suicide in Kota who was preparing for her NEET Exams. This is not a single case but over 13,000 students died by in 2021 in India at the rate of more than 35 every day, a rise of 4.5% from the 12,526 deaths in 2020 with 864 out of 10,732 suicides being due to "failure in examination" according to the latest data as per NCRB’s ADSI report 2021. The question what really arises is was it a suicide or was it a murder by the expectations of society? The fact that a 16 years old has lost all the hopes from life is something we all need to think, that as a society we are failing.  What are the factors that have made this rise in suicide rates? 1. The gap between the reality and expectations has increased because of the existence of social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook. We see happy faces, peop...

The UPSC results are out. So many success stories are coming out from this event and every story is unique and inspiring. But out of all these, one story that grabbed my attention is a story of the person who is not an IAS yet but has secured 667 rank and is still preparing for the UPSC exam for a better rank and this years attempt will be his last attempt the 9th attempt. The story of RAM BHAJAN KUMAR, 34 years old, head constable in Delhi Police. He is a married guy and father of two daughters. While reading the story of this I was so touched and inspired that I felt like sharing it.  He has seen many economical hardships and despite of everything he wants to motivate and help people and according to him UPSC gives that platform to motivate and help people. When he got married his wife was a fifth pass, Time has passed and the best thing is she began the journey of becoming a post graduate. The kind of support and devotion this person showed towards his wife and how they both gre...

  THE FIRST FEMALE DOCTOR OF INDIA Our human society has a norm of following set patterns. We follow pattern in all of our work in all of our habits, in all of our social interactions. And one of the examples that adds to this pattern is to consider women as a weak gender. It’s not a sudden thing that has emerged today but it’s has been there since the beginning of the human society. The basic rules of the society that we follow today has emerged from a patriarchal thinking so naturally women had always been kept at a disadvantage in terms of power, in terms of empowerment. Many women in our history have tried to break this pattern by doing extreme hard work, by facing hard resistance, by overcoming the social stigma of the society and tried to make gender equality a part of this civilization. One such lady was Kadambini Ganguly, the first Women Physician of India at a time when the Indian society used to think women education as an offence. Kadambini Ganguly was born on 18 ...

     “ गुरुर   ब्रह्मा   गुरुर   विष्णु   गुरुर   देवो   महेश्वरः गुरुः   साक्षात्परब्रह्मा   तस्मै   श्री   गुरुवे   नमः ”   Today on the occasion of Teacher’s Day first of all I want to say thanks and express my respect and gratitude towards all the teachers for their selfless devotion and contribution in making this society and this nation a better place, to always inspire us and to make it possible for us to dream. You owe the supreme place in our hearts and in our society.   Today is the birth anniversary of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, an exemplary teacher and former President of India. Dr Sarvepalli who dedicated his life to education and the youth of the country.   "Instead of celebrating my birthday, it would be my proud privilege if September 5 is observed as Teachers' Day," he had said, and henceforth, the tradition to celebrate Teachers' Day started from 1962 and to honour him and the teache...

Programming, a vast sector which remained in demand from the time it was introduced till now and will always be in demand. The main reason for this is that programming actually gives shape to our thoughts in the form of program. Today, we have programs for each and every thing. May it be e-commerce, e-trading, entertainment, photography, cinema, video editing tools, online food apps, online learning, data analysis, artificial intelligence and what not. You name it, you will see that every field today requires computer programs to operate. So, possessing the working knowledge of programming actually allows you to know how the programs of your particular field works. You can introduce your innovation and improvise the programs. In todays world, its something which everyone should at least know. I am in the medicine profession so; I am going to talk about the importance of programs and programming in my field. IMPORTANCE OF PROGRAMMING IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINES We are in the era w...