The sad shadow Prakriti Lamsal, a 20-year-old Nepali student at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Bhubaneswar, passed recently has thrown over the campus. This episode started demonstrations and exposed a general culture of harassment and intimidation inside the university. Though anti-ragging rules exist, many events have been documented, usually under cover of political pressures that encourage silence and fear. The way the government has responded to student demonstrations has been characterized by threats of expulsion, therefore silencing voices advocating justice. Official comments on social media sites have shown a resistance to admit institutional responsibility, presenting a picture of an institution in which the search of safety and education is subordinated to power relations.
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“Sleep is the golden chain that ties health and our bodies together,”-Importance of sleep-more than food”
In light of the tragic passing of Sharat Jois, a renowned yoga master, D.R. Kaarthikeyan reflects on the critical importance of sleep for overall health. Despite being in excellent physical condition, Sharat Jois reportedly overworked himself, sacrificing sleep for his passion, leading to his untimely cardiac arrest. Kaarthikeyan emphasizes that sleep is essential for brain and body restoration, immune function, and emotional well-being. He underscores that insufficient sleep can lead to serious health issues and reduced longevity, sharing his own experience with sleep deprivation during high-stress periods, which contributed to his own health challenges.
Gukesh on the brink of India’s greatest sporting achievement
This article dives into what promises to be the World Chess Championship match of the century between India’s 18-year-old chess prodigy Gukesh D and reigning champion Ding Liren of China. While Gukesh is rising meteorically, with tactics, as well as youthful resilience putting him in a strong position to achieve the greatest sporting milestone that India has ever known, Ding confronts challenges from inconsistent form and mental health troubles. The article analyses the contrasts of their styles and strengths, as well as the importance of this historic match to Indian chess and international sports. Gukesh’s victory will surely inspire a new generation of players and seal India’s status as a chess superpower.
Ding Liren’s Mental Health Deteriorating Ahead of World Championship Match with Gukesh
The battle of skill and endurance between Ding Liren and Gukesh of Singapore will define the 2024 World Chess Championship. Ding, for one, is under unprecedented pressure after experiencing a sicky phase and stagnation in his confidence. Psychological issues, therefore, further add to his woes. On the other hand, Gukesh has proved to be a consistent warrior, making him a perfect challenger. Ding’s psychological preparation and resilience in the face of reversals will play a great role as he defends his title against Gukesh’s prodigious brilliance. This is a game that symbolizes a generational shift in chess-where high stakes collide with both opponents in a globally anticipated showdown.