The Role of Non-Verbal Communication in Relationships

Non-Verbal Communication in Relationships
Social interaction involves numerous forms of non-verbal communication like the exchange of information and meaning through facial expressions, gestures, eye contact, movements of the body and written messages. Non-verbal communication eliminates the use of language while interacting. The non-verbal communication give cues, additional information and meaning over verbal communication. It has been estimated that around
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Coronavirus Effects: Importance of Physical Distancing and Social Solidarity in Times of Crisis

Coronavirus Effects
Recently, a deadly virus has spread all across the world infecting many people and killing more than thousands. Coronavirus COVID-19 is a newly discovered virus belonging to the family of viruses that cause diseases in animals. According to sources, this virus first originated in China and started spreading to other countries rapidly because of its
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World Health Day – Support Nurses and Midwives

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Ever since its inception in 1948, the World Health Organisation has stood at the forefront of global health care and mitigation of health issues. The Constitution of WHO came into force on 7th April 1948 and henceforth, the day has been celebrated as World Health Day. World Health Organisation is a specialized agency that works
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A Day to Celebrate Womanhood

International Day for Women
Long before the United Nations declared March 8th as International Day for Women, people from around the world had chosen different dates and celebrated the same. In the year 1975, UN declared that the following decade till 1985 would be celebrated as Decade for Women and focus on sustainable goals where women and girls receive
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World Wildlife Day

World Wildlife Day Planet of Students
On 20th of December 2013, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) declared 3rd of March as UN World Wildlife Day to celebrate and raise awareness about the wild animals and plants of our planet. On the same day, in 1973, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) was
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Religious Orthodoxy and Social Hardships

Religious Orthodoxy and Social Hardships
Ignorance and religious orthodoxy can be interpreted to be the same aspect rather than its distinction in degree. Apart from orthodoxy, religion is a very sacred and enchanted conception only in its right applications. Generally, religion is a belief that brightens a holy presence of some divine spirit that is beyond individual perception. According to
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Poverty, Deep-rooted Discontented Reality in India

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Poverty, the most deep-rooted discontent in India, is one of the ancient and recent social issues.  But what is the origin of it? Or what can be the causes related to this curse-like grievance? May be these are the most asked, discussed or matter of contention in recent social prejudices and hardships. Basically, the concept
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Application of Education in Removing Gender Inequality

Application of Education in Removing Gender Inequality
Education is the pathway that provides a direct link between illiteracy and women’s security. Today’s society in India, in particular, faces an intense level of gender inequality because of its looseness of proper educational advancement. We must concentrate on the proverb that speculates about the utmost necessities of woman education, “If you educate a man,
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Gender Inequality With Special Reference To Class

Gender Inequality With Special Reference To Class
Gender is defined as ‘the relations between men and women, both perceptual and material. Gender is not determined biologically, as a result of sexual characteristics of either women or men, but is constructed socially. It is a central organizing principle of societies, and often governs the processes of production and reproduction, consumption and distribution’ (FAO,
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The Sad Truth About Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)

Female Genital Mutilation
Female circumcision, yes you read it right, it does exist. Though illegal in many parts of the world, it is rampant. A practice that involves complete/ partial removal of the female genitalia for non- medical reasons is called female genital mutilation. Girls should grow up as they were brought into this world; this idea is
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