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What is an open marriage and is it for you? 6 things you must know
1 week, 4 days ago

What is an open marriage and is it for you? 6 things you must know

Hindustan Times  

Any Gen-Z or millennial who is on social media has heard about open relationships: having more than one romantic partner outside of your marriage. Open marriage allows for consensual non-monogamy, a relationship style characterised by agreed-upon sexual or romantic engagement with others while maintaining a primary dyadic bond. Assessing if an open marriage aligns with your needs involves exploring your …

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Supreme Court orders man to pay wife Rs 5 crore lump sum settlement for divorce
1 week, 6 days ago

Supreme Court orders man to pay wife Rs 5 crore lump sum settlement for divorce

India Today  

The Supreme Court has directed a man to pay Rs 5 crore as a lump sum settlement to his wife as permanent alimony after granting the dissolution of their marriage. The verdict was delivered by a bench comprising Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Prasanna V. Varale, who emphasised the need for the husband to fulfil his parental obligations towards the …

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Dolma Choden Roder – “Bhutanese culture is more relational than individualistic”
3 months, 1 week ago

Dolma Choden Roder – “Bhutanese culture is more relational than individualistic”

Hindustan Times  

The anthropologist, publisher and editor spoke about new writing from Bhutan and how the country’s independent past is allowing it to look at anthropology without being burdened by the discipline’s colonial baggage Dolma Choden Roder Tell us about Riyang Books, the family-run publishing house that you work with. We had a really hard time finding a publisher for our book …

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You Can Get Paid to Talk to Friends About Voting
6 months, 3 weeks ago

You Can Get Paid to Talk to Friends About Voting

Wired  

In Tonya Williams’ Mississippi family, they all vote. Relentless, a progressive group focused on relational organizing—individuals harnessing their personal networks to get out the vote—relies on people like Williams to get family members to the ballot box. “Relational is a way for voters to receive correct, accurate information in this time of unprecedented disinformation, because people trust their friends,” Davis …

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Author Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi on the protagonist of her novel, The Centre - The Hindu
10 months, 3 weeks ago

Author Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi on the protagonist of her novel, The Centre - The Hindu

The Hindu  

Ayesha Manazir Siddiqi’s novel, The Centre, draws you in from the very first line, thrusting you straight into a world that steadily gets more dystopian. Siddiqi’s debut novel, while an effortless read, raises big questions around appropriation, identity, the immigrant experience and language privilege. Anisa’s desire to be a “real” translator, to be recognised by an establishment, reminds me a …

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Why you should invite a neighbor over for dinner this holiday season
1 year ago

Why you should invite a neighbor over for dinner this holiday season

LA Times  

We are living in an age of placeless possibility: a time when we can instantly get in touch with another person no matter where they are on the planet through any number of media. At the same time, “ an increasing portion of the U.S. population now experiences isolation regularly,” wrote Julianne Holt-Lunstad, a Brigham Young University psychology professor who …

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Review: You have to hand it to ‘Talk to Me,’ a gripping thriller about love and loss
1 year, 4 months ago

Review: You have to hand it to ‘Talk to Me,’ a gripping thriller about love and loss

LA Times  

If Regan MacNeil were to go skittering backward down the stairs today, would her onlookers scream in terror or whip out their phones — or both? In the movie’s most pleasurably disturbing sequence, several thrill-seeking teenagers take turns shaking hands with the devil, conjuring malevolent spirits for a brief spell and videoing the results for kicks, laughs and internet posterity. …

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‘All the neighbors know who she is’: How one woman built a flower farm across eight yards
1 year, 5 months ago

‘All the neighbors know who she is’: How one woman built a flower farm across eight yards

LA Times  

Rachel Nafis, waist-deep in corncockles, cut the blush-colored flowers growing in her neighbor’s yard as her eyes wandered to the front door. “It’s so wonderful to see flowers growing outside my window,” he said from his wheelchair. “I feel I’m adding value to their homes and our neighborhood.” Sunflowers in Tom Weaver’s backyard, left, and a sign for Psalter Farm, …

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Better Tech Doesn’t Always Mean Better Health Care
1 year, 5 months ago

Better Tech Doesn’t Always Mean Better Health Care

Wired  

Throughout history, we have been much better at developing technology than thinking through the consequences of it. I think there’s a danger of that happening in relation to health care. People often talk as if it’s as simple as detecting cancer and getting treatment for it. It’s great that technology can empower people, but, broadly speaking, empowering people in an …

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NIIT Launches 6-Weeks Courses In Java, Data Science For Class 12 Pass Students
1 year, 7 months ago

NIIT Launches 6-Weeks Courses In Java, Data Science For Class 12 Pass Students

News 18  

A new set of programmes revolving around Java and Data Science have been introduced by NIIT for students who have completed high school. Students can enrol in six-week online courses in the Data Science Foundation Programme and the Java Foundation Programme through NIIT’s Career Catalyst Programmes. Students will gain core skills in data analysis, data visualisation, programming, and Relational Database …

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7 big relationship mistakes couples make and how to avoid them
1 year, 8 months ago

7 big relationship mistakes couples make and how to avoid them

Hindustan Times  

Being in a committed relationship can be one of the most fulfilling and rewarding experiences in life, but it's not without its challenges. Despite the best intentions, many couples make mistakes that can lead to frustration, hurt feelings, and even the end of the relationship. From failing to communicate effectively and ignoring each other's needs to taking each other for …

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Things that can slow down our personal and relational growth
1 year, 9 months ago

Things that can slow down our personal and relational growth

Hindustan Times  

In relationships as well as in personal life, often we take decisions that can slow down our growth. Even in relationships, people try to create a healthy and safe space for both people to flourish and grow, together as well as individually. Things that can slow down our personal and relational growth Pointing out three common behaviours of human beings …

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Why empathy, humility and creativity build better teams
2 years, 7 months ago

Why empathy, humility and creativity build better teams

Live Mint  

We first took note of resilience as a recurring theme during research calls and focus groups the GFTW Institute hosted with members of World 50, one of our earliest partners. The team culture was resilient, in that the lack of defensiveness or insecurity among team members permitted those with problems to raise their hands and ask for help. We took …

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Vaccination conflict within relationship more often leads to lawsuit
2 years, 9 months ago

Vaccination conflict within relationship more often leads to lawsuit

NL Times  

Dutch lawyers report seeing an increase in the number of conflicts in the relational sphere surrounding vaccination. At least a quarter of divorce lawyers have dealt with a conflict where parents disagreed about vaccinating children. Forty-seven percent of those cases led to a lawsuit, according to the Dutch Association of Family and Inheritance Lawyers Divorce Mediators, which conducted an investigation …

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Why "complex PTSD" is misunderstood — and what it means to have it
2 years, 9 months ago

Why "complex PTSD" is misunderstood — and what it means to have it

Salon  

Stephanie Foo's intellectual curiosity had been one of her greatest assets as a producer for shows like "This American Life" and "Snap Judgment." Maybe PTSD seemed like it could be plausible, though I certainly minimized that because of the "Well, I wasn't in war, so it doesn't count" sort of thing. There's just a lot of nuance in terms of …

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Already one for the ages, Michigan’s offensive line keeps paving the way
2 years, 11 months ago

Already one for the ages, Michigan’s offensive line keeps paving the way

New York Times  

Sherrone Moore entered the most important meeting of his career this winter with two things at the top of his mind. Almost nothing about the way Michigan would play football in 2021 would work unless Moore’s offensive line — one that hardly sparkled a year prior — was elite. “There was a collective belief,” Vastardis says, thinking back to the …

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Concerns cultural factors putting Pacific communities at higher risk from NSW's COVID outbreak
3 years, 4 months ago

Concerns cultural factors putting Pacific communities at higher risk from NSW's COVID outbreak

ABC  

Every weekday Sydney GP Ofo Niumeitolu broadcasts an hour-long coronavirus update on social media for the NSW Tongan community. Key points: There are fears more Pacific Islanders are becoming infected with COVID-19 than other communities because of cultural factors There are fears more Pacific Islanders are becoming infected with COVID-19 than other communities because of cultural factors Pacific Islander communities …

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Tech is making mental healthcare more accessible. What you need to know about video and text therapy
3 years, 10 months ago

Tech is making mental healthcare more accessible. What you need to know about video and text therapy

LA Times  

Psychologist Mary Alvord, left, speaks to a colleague via computer early in the pandemic. Who might benefit from video therapy Those with barriers to travel: “There’s long been a gap between people who can provide care and people who want it and need it,” said Hull, who grew up in rural Arizona and saw the challenges to access firsthand. “It …

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Jo Nesbo’s The Kingdom - review: ‘As much like a miniseries as a novel’
4 years, 1 month ago

Jo Nesbo’s The Kingdom - review: ‘As much like a miniseries as a novel’

The Independent  

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Scientists discover quantum paradox that throws the foundations of observed reality into question
4 years, 3 months ago

Scientists discover quantum paradox that throws the foundations of observed reality into question

Firstpost  

The finding is the strongest result yet in a series of quantum mechanical discoveries that have upended our ideas about reality. We have found a new paradox in quantum mechanics – one of our two most fundamental scientific theories, together with Einstein’s theory of relativity – that throws doubt on some common-sense ideas about physical reality. In many cases, quantum …

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Boys who defy masculine stereotypes get higher grades in GCSEs, study suggests
4 years, 4 months ago

Boys who defy masculine stereotypes get higher grades in GCSEs, study suggests

The Independent  

Sign up for the Independent Women email for the latest news, opinion and features Get the Independent Women email for free Get the Independent Women email for free SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy policy Boys who defy traditional masculine stereotypes appear to achieve higher grades in …

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