Recently, while scrolling down LinkedIn, I have seen many people jotting about fake internship programs making people work full-time without pay or with a very small amount of stipend.  These scams are very normal and have been running for a very long time. They are being highlighted now as there are many true companies that hire you for full-time and pay less but give you lots of experience, and on the other hand, now people have started to fake these jobs and internship offers. They hire and make you work for their profit and either pay you or keep the terms and conditions, such as for a certificate + learning, and highlight the feature that you will be able to add this to your CV. But this sort of term and condition makes you work worse than a daily wage worker. These sorts of internships or part-time work with less or no pay are a type of hindrance to the right to pay for work.  As one of these scams happened to me while I was in college, I applied for digital marketing, a...

In the current educational landscape, schools, which should primarily serve as institutions for learning, understanding, and social development, have increasingly morphed into businesses. This shift has led to exorbitant tuition fees, beginning at the nursery level, with costs nearing lakhs for just a few months of education and approximately 5 lakhs for an entire year. These rising fees have ignited discussions among parents regarding the feasibility of sending their children to school. As education is a fundamental requirement, many families find themselves struggling to save money due to the financial burden imposed by these high expenses. This economic pressure has compelled some parents to reconsider their family planning decisions, with some opting against having a second child, fearing they may not be able to meet the essential schooling expenses. Additionally, schools impose extra charges for various activities, such as annual functions, further adding to the financial strain t...

One of the most honest and realistic shows I've ever seen. The series is more of a real-life tale that always occurs in a person's daily life than a real-life story build-up. Despite showing the family and men's level of education, the series captures the spirit of patriarchy in society. The show begins with a family that is incredibly kind, sympathetic, and respectful, but it gradually depicts how a chameleon changes its color; the same is true with the headmen of the household, and it doesn't stop there. It also emphasizes how crucial it is for all women to be aware of their rights and understand their concerns. The most important things in any family are consent , respect, and feelings. When Pooja marries Arun in this series, he believes that he has some sort of ownership rights to her body. He repeatedly attempts to prove this with marital rape, which they believe is normal in married life even when the woman is not ready to be in the situation. However, these k...

In a world flooded with distractions and pressure, The Art of Not Overthinking by Shaurya Kapoor offers a refreshing antidote to mental clutter. The book speaks directly to readers who find themselves trapped in loops of anxiety, indecision, and self-doubt. Kapoor’s writing is simple, relatable, and actionable , making it especially effective for young adults navigating modern stressors. Rather than relying on abstract theory, Kapoor uses real-life examples to illustrate how overthinking sabotages confidence and productivity. He introduces tools to interrupt negative thought patterns , build self-belief, and take purposeful action. The book’s tone is encouraging, not preachy—ideal for readers seeking clarity without judgment. One standout feature is its emphasis on decision-making and emotional regulation , helping readers shift from paralysis to progress. Whether it’s career choices, relationships, or daily dilemmas, Kapoor’s advice feels grounded and achievable. Rated 4.2/5 by r...

One of the most well-known small savings programs in India is the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY), which was introduced by the Indian government to support girls' financial security. Any post office or recognized bank will allow parents or legal guardians to open an SSY account for their daughter under the age of ten. The plan accepts contributions for 15 years and permits annual installments between ₹250 and ₹1.5 lakh. After 21 years or when the girl marries after turning 18 , the account matures. It is now one of the highest interest rates among government savings plans, with a compound annual interest rate of 8.2% from October to December of 2025 . SSY offers substantial tax advantages as well. Deposits are eligible for Both the maturity amount and the interest generated are entirely tax-free . Because of this, SSY is now an EEE (Exempt-Exempt-Exempt) plan , guaranteeing maximum returns with no tax obligation. Parents might accumulate a sizeable corpus for their daughter's ...

The National Rajrajeshwari Women's Freedom Policy , launched by National Insurance Company Limited , is a specialized accident insurance product designed to support women across rural and semi-urban India. With lifetime renewability and inclusive eligibility, it offers both individual and group coverage for women aged 5 to 75 years , regardless of income or occupation. Target Audience Individual Proposers : Parents/guardians of girl children, women (married/unmarried), husbands of married women Group Proposers : Schools, NGOs , Self Help Groups , Employers, and other non-insurance-specific groups Insured Persons : Girl children (under 18), women (18+), multiple eligible family members under one policy Basic Coverage Benefits Description Girl Child (<18 yrs) Woman (18+ yrs) Sum Insured ₹1,00,000 ₹2,00,000 Permanent Total Disablement 100% of SI 100% of SI Permanent Partial Disablement 50% of SI 50% of SI Death Cover 100% of SI 100% of SI Death due to Surgical Procedure Available A...

Equality is not a women's issue; it's a human issue. Equality begins when we start not to compare boys and girls on everyday tasks and stop telling girls to adjust to boys and lead a life ahead. Every girl deserves their choice and their way of living life, which is also granted in our constitution but is not taken very seriously, as women are compelled to follow the instruction and way of life according to the parents before marriage and according to the in-laws and husband and kids after marriage. Gender equality does not only exist for males and females; it also calls for a stand for LGBTQ , which is not considered a gender yet but is yet defined in gender roles . We can also see this in forms of school, colleges, workplaces, and other places. Despite all the measures, gender equality still remains a daily battle, and it does not finish just in laws, but it also reflects how we think, behave, and live in a society, considering all the societal norms and equality and not cr...

A developing country where the economy is leading on the fourth stage has given boost to many market and development and has raise a standard for people living in India. It has given a new face to India being a developing country, with improved infrastructure, living, food, shelter, clothing, education, rights etc. But it has some how failed to improve many social strings which yet make the country backwards. There are many social and economical issues that have taken place in India and it has become difficult to overcome these issues and growth of it is rising as a tree. Despite many laws and regulation there are many social issues such as child labour , gender inequality , domestic violence , poverty , caste discrimination , mental health stigma , human trafficking,  dowry system , child marriage, sanitation and hygiene, disability discrimination and there are many economical issues as well present in the country such as inflation, wealth inquality, corruption, low wage, lack of...