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Interview with Dr. Rahul Tripathi Dr. Rahul Tripathi Proctor and Professor at Amity UniversityJaipur, Rajasthan Q1. Please share your educational and professional journey with us? Warm wishes to my young and budding professionals. I did my schooling from St. Stephen’s, Ajmer followed by Graduation in Biology and Post-Graduation from MDS University Ajmer. I qualified the … More Self-motivation is the only thing what a student requires to excel in career and academics. – Dr. Rahul Tripathi – Educlasses.co.in

It’s been nearly a year since George Floyd was killed, and many additional details of the agonizing moments surrounding his death have been released. This content was originally published here.

New data shows rising levels of loneliness among new migrants in New Zealand, and a jump in those feeling lonely most or all of the time. Henry Burrell got to know loneliness when he went from having all his closest friends in London to being in Auckland where he had none. The English journalist bought … More Loneliness rising among new migrants in New Zealand – NZ Herald

Whether it’s returning to the office, sitting on a crowded train or trying to decipher mask guidelines, so-called “reopening anxiety” is real. This content was originally published here.

Often, we put up with way more than we should from others. People don’t deserve to be treated like dirt, and that’s that. Fighting the battles of life on your own can be hard but sometimes it is better to be alone than to be with someone who manipulates and uses you for their own … More Do Not Fear Loneliness – Fear What Will Become Of You If You Choose To Stay In A Toxic Relationship

From bike-based first responders who are trained in first aid to organising sher-o-shayari and antakshari evenings, Emoha Eldercare is bringing a smile to their faces and keeping isolation at bay This content was originally published here.

Article content Personality is one factor. People are never pure introverts or extroverts and tend to have components of each in their personalities, said Coplan. “It’s like the Goldilocks story. You have to find just the right amount of solitude. There’s no prescription. It’s quite a complex formula.” There is a long history of appreciating … More The meaning of solitude: Carleton researcher probes the flip side of loneliness | Ottawa Citizen

I started writing about loneliness by accident. It seems too simple to say I wrote about loneliness because I was often lonely, although I was. It was 2016, during an election cycle that left many of us feeling wrenched from reality, and suddenly I was seeing loneliness everywhere. I’d walk down the street or step … More Kristen Radtke Considers Another American Epidemic: Loneliness – The New York Times

“Use this time alone to get more comfortable with yourself!” “You have to be ok being alone before you look to other people.” Have you heard this stuff inside your grief? Whether you’re hearing it from people when you say you miss your person, or you’re struggling with the enforced alone-ness of the pandemic, bizarre … More Loneliness Shaming Is Real, Let’s Call It Out – Refuge In Grief

Loneliness among middle-aged men ups their risk of cancer, and being single at the time of diagnosis confers a worse prognosis, suggest results from a longitudinal Finnish study with a mean follow-up of 20 years. The study also found that although loneliness was associated with an increased risk of cancer, social isolation was not. It’s … More Loneliness in Middle-Aged Men Linked to Increased Cancer Risk