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IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH INVDAILY LIFE

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  The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented changes to our lives. It has made us realize the importance of health and how it affects our day-to-day life. In this blog post, we will discuss the significance of health in day-to-day life after the pandemic. Boosts Immunity The pandemic has taught us the importance of having a strong immune system. Good health habits like regular exercise, balanced diet, and sufficient sleep can improve our immunity and help us fight infections. Mental Health The pandemic has also highlighted the importance of mental health. The stress and anxiety caused by the pandemic have made us realize that we need to prioritize our mental health. Activities like yoga, meditation, and spending time with loved ones can help improve our mental health. Work-Life Balance The pandemic has forced many people to work from home, blurring the line between work and personal life. Maintaining a work-life balance is crucial for good health. Setting boundaries, taking br...
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SECURITY ISSUE OF SOCIAL MEDIA

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                                SOCIAL MEDIA PRIVACY ISSUE Social media users’ concerns about their privacy have spiked in recent years. Incidents of data breaches have alarmed many users and forced them to rethink their relationships to social media and the security of their personal information. The dramatic story of the consulting agency Cambridge Analytica is a case in point. The firm exploited the private information of over 50 million Facebook users to influence the 2016 American presidential election. This example and others have steadily deteriorated public trust and resulted in many users wondering if they have lost control over their own data. According to a study conducted by the Pew Trust, 80 percent of social media users report being concerned about businesses and advertisers accessing and using their social media posts. These growing privacy concerns have prompted advocacy for tighter regulatio...
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Stop Child Labour

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  Child labour is indeed a curse to our society and a crime against humanity. Although more prevalent in developing countries, it is definately a universal phenomenon. Thousands of children all over the Western World work in fast food centres, gas stations, newspaper selling, cleaning of cars, in garment and leather factories. They have to grind bricks and stones. They work as street hawkers. Sometimes they become pickpockets as well . They also work as bus conductors or labourers in small factories and polish boots. They even work in houses as male/female servants. In most cases, the masters and house wives are very harsh to them. They do not even regard them as humans. Though acute poverty is the main cause of child labour throughout the world; everybody – society, parents, government, individuals, low wages, unemployment, poor standard of living, deep social prejudices and backwardness are directly responsible for child labour in our country. Yash Pandey from Bareilly, Uttar Pra...
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Corruption and COVID-19

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  Corruption, the abuse of public office for private gain, is about more than wasted money: it erodes the social contract and corrodes the government’s ability to help grow the economy in a way that benefits all citizens.   Corruption was a problem before the crisis, but the COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the importance of   stronger governance  for three reasons. First , governments around the world are playing a bigger role in the economy to combat the pandemic and provide economic lifelines to people and firms. This expanded role is crucial but it also  increases opportunities for corruption.  To help ensure the money and measures are helping the people who need it most, governments need timely and transparent reporting, ex-post audits and accountability procedures, and close cooperation with civil society and the private sector. Second , as public finances worsen, countries need to prevent tax evasion and the waste and loss of funds caused by  co...
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Fake news and social media

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  CAN PEOPLE TRUST AND DEPEND ON SOCIAL MEDIA AS A NEWS SOURCE? Though Social media has become almost an inevitable part of our society now, we can’t always depend on it. The spreading of misinformation in social media is not new. Every day we read bunches of things online on social media, which may happen to be true, often is not. This false or misinformation leads to fake news i.e. consisted of fabricated stories, without any verifiable facts, sources, or quotes. Those stories are forged to influence reader’s own opinions or to deceive them. The question of fake news refers to the point of how to think about the nature of real news. In the last few years, numbers of fake news stories have increased via social media platforms like What’s App, Facebook, YouTube, etc., because they are shared online faster than we can ever imagine. There have been varied uses of the term Fake news in different reporting of news. During the second half of 2016, the term was searched tremendously by p...
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