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Mental Health in India

As a psychologist in making, I would like to shed light on the current state of mental health in India post pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the mental health of people in India, with a rise in stress, anxiety, and depression. According to a report by the Indian Psychiatry Society, there has been a 20-30% increase in mental health problems in India since the…

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Fight for Love

Arsha was abruptly woken up by loud banging on the door, which persisted with smaller, urgent knocks. Her heart pounding, she grabbed her keys and checked the clock. It read 5:35. She slipped a knife into her coat pocket before slowly making her way towards the door. Her mind conjured up terrifying scenarios, but when she peered through the see-through glass, she breathed a sigh of relief. It was…

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Arsha was abruptly woken up by loud banging on the door, which persisted with smaller, urgent knocks. Her heart pounding, she grabbed her keys and checked the clock. It read 5:35. She slipped a knife into her coat pocket before slowly making her way towards the door. Her mind conjured up terrifying scenarios, but when she peered through the see-through glass, she breathed a sigh of relief. It was Kush, a man she had once loved more than anything. She had thought he was the perfect man for any woman.Kush burst into the house, his face twisted with anger and fear. He immediately began cursing and yelling at Arsha for not letting him in quickly enough. But none of it made Arsha feel bad. She had learned to ignore his angry outbursts and remain calm. In the back of her mind, however, she felt the urge to fight back, to tell him how disgusting he was. She suppressed her anger and kept silent.Kush continued to rant, insulting and belittling Arsha, revealing her weaknesses and fears. But still, Arsha remained silent, her face a mask of indifference. This only seemed to infuriate Kush even more, and he began using vulgar and offensive language, words that not even a dead man could bear to hear.Finally, Arsha had had enough. She had recently discovered what her husband's job as a software engineer really entailed, and it horrified her. She found him surrounded by gunpowder and coding complex algorithms that could be used to plant bombs all over the country. As the daughter of an ex-army officer, she knew exactly what these bombs could do and what kind of devastation they could cause.She begged Kush to leave the squad, to abandon his dangerous work and come back to her. But all he did was threaten her, warning her not to tell anyone about what he was doing. Arsha was terrified at the thought of revealing her husband's secret and facing the consequences of his actions. She kept it all to herself, a heavy burden weighing on her heart.As Kush finally tired of his ranting and prepared to go to bed, Arsha was left feeling disgusted and betrayed. She was a loyal and patriotic citizen, willing to die for her country, but Kush had betrayed everything she believed in.She remembered the self-defense techniques her father had taught her as a child, the games she had played with toy weapons. She retrieved the knife from her coat pocket and held it tightly, her hand shaking with fear and anger.As Kush lay in bed, Arsha called out his name, her voice filled with both pride and sorrow. Before he could even react, she plunged the knife deep into his heart, a place where she had once held a small part of him. Kush gasped and clutched at his chest, a look of shock and disbelief on his face. Arsha watched him die, her heart heavy with the weight of what she had done.She knew that she would have to keep her husband's secret forever, but she also knew that she had done what she had to do to protect her country and her people. As she stood over Kush's lifeless body, she knew that her life would never be the same again. She had become a killer, a traitor to the man she had once loved, but also a protector of the nation she had sworn to defend.

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Walk with me

I woke up to the sound of my sister’s voice calling out to me, “Emily, it’s time to get up. You don’t want to be late for your appointment.” I groaned, pulling the blanket over my head, “Do I really have to go?” “Yes, you do. You’ve been in this state for too long. You need help,” my sister said sternly. I sighed, knowing she was right. “Fine. Let’s go.”As we drove to the therapist’s office,…

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Freedom

Arsha sipped her coffee and took in the quiet of the evening, but her peace was short-lived when the doorbell rang. She heard Kush fumbling with the keys, and her heart raced with fear. She had been avoiding him for days, and she didn’t want to face him again. But it was too late; Kush had found her. “Where the hell have you been?” Kush demanded, his eyes wild with anger. Arsha remained calm,…

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The expression of Love: Rumi and Shams-i-tabrizi

The expression of Love: Rumi and Shams-i-tabrizi

Many argue about the true relationship of Rumi with Shams of Tabriz, but do we really talk about it? Mevlânâ Jalāl ad-Dīn Mohammad Balkhī, known widely as Rumi, was born in the early 1200s in either Balkh or Wakhsh, current-day Afghanistan and Tajikistan, respectively. Rumi was and is concerned as one of the greatest poets, but if we hadn’t met Shams of Tabriz, we wouldn’t know him as the one.…

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Bio-Enzyme : Replacing the Chemical Waste

Bio-Enzyme : Replacing the Chemical Waste

When it comes to the discussion of pollution and pollutant factors, we directly think about the greater waste of plastic and its effects overall. We often overlook the daily and basic yet lethal chemicals present in our floor cleaners, toilet cleaners, detergents as well as dishwashers which are more harmful for the environment.

The continuous use of these highly aggressive and toxic chemical…

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Conscious Living in 2020

Conscious Living in 2020

“The unexamined life is not worth living.” —Socrates

Most people believe that because they’re breathing and their heart is beating, they’re alive. Often the truth about being alive is the choices we make being conscious and aware about the nature.

A Conscious Lifestyle is basically living carefully with an awareness and gratitude towards surrounding, as well as understanding your needs…

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New Blog

a testing blog

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Will love to try it!!

Mouth watering street food of Jammu a city in India. 

Couliflower pakodas

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Eva and Gaze Pt. 2 Eva found it difficult to sleep that night wondering how someone can haunt her so beautifully and leave marks on her heart, maybe for ever.

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Eva and Gaze Long time ago, there was a small land where swans lived. Among them was the most beautiful pen called…

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Hello and Welcome This Is Stories By the Musk hope u enjoy reading our post and being with us ! ;) :p

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Lacy Flower Hexagon - Half Motif - Free pattern from Rachele over at Cypress Textiles.  Obsessed does not even begin to cover it…

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DIY Glow Table

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DIY tie dye shoes

(via 5 Things To Try This Weekend | theglitterguide.com)

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Blue Porcelain Pumpkins {Tutorial} Found at: craftberrybush