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Home Women Women oi-Prerna Aditi By Prerna Aditi on February 26, 2021 Ladies, bookmark this date! It's International Women's Day (8 March) and we can't keep calm. An UN-recognised event, this day is a result of the labour movement. It was in 1908 that 15,000 women came together to march through New York City (NYC) demanding the right to vote, better pay and shorter working hours. A year later, in 1909, the Socialist Party of America declared the first National Woman's Day. While today, women across the world are calling for gender equality, we have listed some ideas that will help you to make this day memorable. International Women's Day: 15 Budget-Friendly And Cool Gift Ideas For Women 1. Take Some Time Off From Work Your daily work can make you feel exhausted and drained. Therefore, you can think of taking some time off from your work to feel rejuvenated and energised. Also, you will be able to have some … [Read more...] about International Women’s Day 2021: 10 Ways In Which Women Can Celebrate This Day

Home Health Nutrition Nutrition oi-Shivangi Karn By Shivangi Karn on March 5, 2021 Plant oils have a long history of health benefits in culinary, cosmetics and pharmaceutical products. Among many of the essential plant oils, argan oil, extracted from the argan tree (Argania Spinosa L.) has remarkable therapeutic properties with great botanical, bioecological and social value. Argan is an endemic tree in Morocco (North Africa) and is being used for centuries in the country as a cosmetic oil. However, its benefits are not only limited to the skin; argan oil is also known to have multiple health benefits related to the heart, liver and stomach. [1] This article will take you through the amazing health benefits of argan oil, which is also the highly competitive international edible oil in the market. Take a look. How To Self-Register For COVID-19 Vaccine On CoWin Nutritional Profile Of Argan Oil Argan oil … [Read more...] about Amazing Health Benefits Of Argan Oil And How To Use It

Through a recent poll, I discovered—unsurprisingly—that the coronavirus outbreak has been hugely stressful for a lot of people around the world. The top reasons for stress (in decreasing order of intensity) are: The passing of a close one (or the prospect of it) Job insecurity Feeling socially isolated (or lonely) Feeling unproductive Feeling overburdened by having to take care of the family while WFM (working from home) Marital instability Feeling cooped up with nothing to do In the rest of this post, I’ll discuss some tips on how to deal with these stressors, starting with the first: coping with the passing of a close one (or the prospect of it). Although less than one-twentieth of those infected with the coronavirus ultimately pass away, this percentage is much higher for those above the age of 60. Plus, for a variety of reasons, those in certain countries have had it far worse than those in others. If you had someone pass away because of COVID-19, … [Read more...] about Top Ways to Deal With Coronavirus Stress

In the late 19th century and the early part of the 20th century, pink was promoted and advertised as strong and masculine color. The use of typewriters in the office of the same era was considered to be a job for a man, as it involved complex machinery. These are two examples of the arbitrariness of attributions of femininity and masculinity that psychologists question in our current application of these socially constructed labels. Those of us studying gender have long since understood that these attributions are created and maintained by each society and are neither biologically based nor present at birth. They are learned and, as such, can be unlearned. Now comes our nation’s current leader in 2020, announcing that masks are not masculine. Why not? Because he says so, and secondarily perhaps because they demonstrate fear and gullibility, which real men do not experience. He holds himself up as an example of that masculinity in every way and he often succeeds with his … [Read more...] about The Fragility of Mask-u-linity