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Category: Psychology

Judiciary & A Social Evil…

Rapes and their tragic consequences have been affecting the people of India badly for the last few years. Whenever the news of such a horrific incident hits the headlines, the […]

A Gentleman’s Agreement?

Gary Mark Gilmore was an American who murdered a guard working in a motel. He gained global attention for demanding the implementation of his Death Sentence for the crime that he had committed in Utah. The death was not ready to seemingly eluding him, although he was ready to accept the death. However, the execution of his death sentence got repeatedly suspended. He also survived a number of suicide attempts, thanks to the doctors. The Global Community would always remember Gary Mark Gilmore for his lifelong struggle for his own death ! He set an example by appointing two advocates to implement his death sentence!

Structure… Stature… Status!

Quaden Bayles from Australia is now a familiar household name… the nine-year-old boy recently wanted to commit suicide. His mother, Yarraka Bayles, posted a clip of Quaden, crying after he […]

Bibliosmia

When my father used to purchase new books for me during my childhood, I would wrap them up in plastic bags, and put them (read the treasure trove) in the […]

Voice Change!

Well, it seems rather obvious that one does not have to be didactic in teaching others to make it realise. Human brain can easily identify who is the near and […]

The Power Of Love!

Love is an eternal feeling! However, love is losing its familiar form due to lack of practice in an unstable environment. One should not forget that it is the bond […]

A Standstill?

A survey has revealed that the young American couples follow the ancient mold, as far as the division of household works for women and men is concerned! In other words, […]

(Un)Learning Inequality…

The patient was seen lying helpless on the operation table, while the doctor was busy performing the much required operation. The patient was the son of the doctor, but the […]

Inwards: In Words…

In an article titled ‘Space of Literature‘ (1955; trans. 1982), French Philosopher Maurice Blanchot (September 22, 1907 – February 20, 2003) magnificently portrayed the limitation of an author. According to […]