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Bimla Dei

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 What is God to you ?  I know there are many belief systems which I would never dare to question not.. because I believe in the power of faith for sure. However, God to me is good people who believe in good deeds and who are at it every day bettering not just lives of themselves but also others.  Recently, I got this opportunity of visiting the Shesh Nag temple aka Balo Nag temple in Bahu. After almost a 30 minute walk you reach this clearing on top of a hill. Exquisite and thought through architecture of the temple is a puller for sure. However, what you need to understand about this place is that what binds it together is the deep rooted faith of the people living there in the natural forces which protects and safeguards them. Every tree and every thread which binds each of them felt like hushing of the same. faith.. believe.. I really cant wait to be there once to attend their holy festival whenever that would be conducted.    But what really pulls me towards...

Normalize "Its not okay.."

It is important to explicitly state that certain behaviors are not okay in the workplace for anyone, regardless of gender, to establish a clear and inclusive organizational culture. This applies to both men and women.   Why?   Promotes a Safe and Inclusive Environment: Clearly stating that certain behaviors are not acceptable fosters a safe and inclusive workplace for everyone. This includes creating an environment where all employees feel respected, valued, and free from harassment or discrimination. Sets Expectations: Clearly communicated policies and guidelines set expectations for behavior in the workplace. This helps employees understand what is considered acceptable and unacceptable conduct, promoting a professional atmosphere. Prevents Harassment and Discrimination: Explicitly stating that certain behaviors are not okay helps prevent and address instances of harassment and discrimination. This is crucial for creating a workplace where individuals are treate...

Diwali and the Menace of Smog in NCR

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    Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the most eagerly awaited celebrations in India. It symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. However, in recent years, a dark shadow has been cast over this joyful occasion in the national capital of Delhi – the smog that envelops the city due to various factors, including the bursting of firecrackers. With just a few days to go until Diwali, it is crucial to understand the impact of smog on the city and the environment. The Festival of Lights and Its Traditions: Diwali is celebrated with great enthusiasm and involves various customs and traditions. People light oil lamps, decorate their homes, exchange gifts, and burst firecrackers. The latter, in particular, has come under scrutiny due to its significant contribution to air pollution and the ensuing smog. The Menace of Smog in Delhi: Smog is a combination of smoke and fog, which is primarily caused by the release of pollutants into the atmosphere. In Delhi...

Social Media Decorum

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  Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, transforming the way we communicate, connect, and share information. While it offers numerous benefits, such as fostering global connections and enabling free expression, it also brings with it a set of challenges and responsibilities. One crucial aspect of responsible social media usage is decorum, which refers to the code of behavior and etiquette that individuals should adhere to in online spaces. Here we explore the importance of social media decorum, its impact on individuals and society, and offers guidelines for maintaining respectful and responsible online interactions. Social Media Decorum : Significance Social media platforms have created a vast digital public square where people from diverse backgrounds and cultures converge. As such, it is essential to establish and uphold decorum to ensure a civil and constructive online environment. The significance of social media decorum can be summarized in the followin...