It’s an established fact that it’s a big bad world you are living in and at almost every step you face, and would continue to face, obstacles. They may come from your enemies, or your friends or families or strangers, or even from inanimate objects or the circumstances, but they will be there. If you accept it, there is only one person who can overcome your difficulties, and that’s you. So, when you take charge and take 100% responsibility for choosing your reaction towards all that comes your way, you are bound to move towards success. Continued happiness, exciting career options, nurt
Is your work killing you? Or, do your wife and kids eat away your energy? Experts say you can simply smile through your stress and be healthy in the long-term. Minor stresses attack every person throughout the day; however, some people fail to maintain cheerfulness or calmness and live in a state of elevated levels of inflammation. Inflammation means an immune-compromised state of a body part, i.e. it fails to protect itself via the immune system of the body. Long-term or chronic inflammation leads to life-threatening ailments such as obesity, heart disease and cancer. Inflammation According
We all want to have happy happenings in our life, and when something good happens we want to preserve that feeling or emotion for as long as possible to prolong our positive attitude for other things we do in life. We want to forget negative experiences and be positive in the hope that all our further decisions will be good if taken with a light, happy and positive mindset. However, a recent new study has brought forward the “banker’s fallacy”, according to which we are naturally inclined to deliberately go for “happy endings” thus ascribing greater value to experiences than they ar
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on Sunday said yoga has become the world’s largest community celebration, bringing people together across countries and cultures while promoting health, well-being and harmony. Addressing the people on International Yoga Day in Kolkata, Modi said June 21 has become a symbol of global unity through yoga. 35,000 people participated in the city’s Red Road. He describes connection and togetherness as the true essence of the ancient practice. The Prime Minister recalled that India had proposed the idea of Yoga International Day at the United Nations in 2
Indonesia is taking its first steps towards understanding and improving fish welfare through a new research initiative to support sustainable aquaculture development and raise awareness across the industry. The conversation gained momentum during a workshop held in Surabaya in April 2026, which brought researchers, aquaculture businesses, NGOs and sustainability practitioners together to discuss how fish welfare considerations could be incorporated into one of the world's largest aquaculture sectors. The event was organised under the Asian Fish Welfare Network (AFWN), led by the Univers