HUMAN LIFE
NHRC issues notices to states, UTs over women being 'forced' into sex trade by anti-social elements
The NHRC has taken serious note of reports alleging women are being coerced into sex trade under false job promises by criminal elements. Following a raid in Ranchi, Jharkhand, where women spoke of being trapped by familial pressures and economic needs, the NHRC issued notices to all states and UTs' chief secretaries and police chiefs. They demand reports on actions taken against these syndicates, highlighting systemic vulnerabilities despite existing legal protections. Additionally, the NHRC addressed concerns over child welfare, probing into reports of illnesses and deaths among orphans at an Indore ashram.
Keir Starmer: Britain's methodical new leader
Keir Starmer, Britain's new Prime Minister, brings a methodical approach and legal background to his leadership. At 61, he is the oldest to assume the role in decades, despite entering Parliament only nine years ago. Starmer's pragmatic stance contrasts with his predecessor's chaotic tenure, promising to prioritize national service over party politics. While critics question his charisma and consistency, supporters see him as a stable figure amidst turmoil.
Works of Robert Greene to achieve personal excellence and success
Robert Greene is a masterful author renowned for his deep exploration of power dynamics, human psychology, and strategic mastery. His books have become essential reading for those seeking to understand and navigate the complexities of human behavior and influence. Greene’s works, including "The 48 Laws of Power," "The Art of Seduction," and "Mastery," offer a unique blend of historical anecdotes, psychological insights, and practical advice. Through his rich and compelling narratives, Greene provides readers with timeless wisdom and strategies that are as relevant today as they were centuries ago.
Crypto Aliens: Harvard study claims extraterrestrials from outer space are living among humans
A Harvard University study suggests that alien beings, termed "cryptoterrestrials," might live covertly among humans on Earth. These entities could exist underground, on the moon, or disguised as humans. The study explores various forms of cryptoterrestrials and calls for open-minded consideration despite skepticism. The paper is pending peer review, continuing the intrigue about extraterrestrial life.
Finding compassion
We must look at one another with an understanding heart through all our vulnerabilities and weaknesses. That is humanity's essence; humanness is acting in a moment of compassion.
To live in the age of prolonging youth
Commerce is driving both our effort to reach the stars and to conquer mortality. Resources are drawing prospectors to other planets. Advances in anti-ageing offer a way out for a world that has, by some indications, already begun depopulating.
Best Books on Human Psychology for Understanding the Human Mind
Discover the top books on human psychology, offering profound insights into the complexities of the mind. From understanding cognitive biases to exploring emotional intelligence, these books on human behavior reveal the intricacies of human behavior, thought processes, and relationships, providing invaluable knowledge for personal growth and a deeper comprehension of ourselves and others.
Are humans at risk from giant asteroid approaching the Earth? All you need to know
Humans are currently at a risk of being wiped out from the surface of the Earth if an asteroid hurtling towards the planet really crashes down. Since the plans around combating such an imminent apocalyptic issue are still unknown, space nerds are worried to the core. Would this mean humanity may cease to exist in a few years if this really happens?
ET Explainer: Decoding the hype over building an AI brain smarter than humans
While some, like OpenAI, are striving for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), a new frontier in AI is generating debate: Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). This hypothetical technology would surpass even AGI, fundamentally changing humanity. What exactly is ASI, and how would it impact people? ET explains.
Indian-American couple sentenced to prison for forcing relative to work at gas station
A US court has sentenced Harmanpreet Singh to 135 months (11.25 years) in prison and Kulbir Kaur to 87 months (7.25 years) for coercing their relative, brought from India under false pretenses, to work at their gas station and store. They forced him into labor, confiscated his immigration documents, and subjected him to threats, physical abuse, and long hours for minimal pay. The couple also prevented his return to India and used coercive tactics, including marriage threats and physical violence, to control him over a three-year period until May 2021.
Zap our human capital to shape
India needs to make sure that no one is left behind as it quickens its growth trajectory. Social and economic advancement will be essential for this. Every child in India has to have access to the education they need and be given the opportunity to pursue their dreams of becoming successful adults.
Best Psychology books for beginners to start their journey into human mind
Finding the best psychology books for beginners can be an invaluable resource for anyone looking to understand the fundamental principles and theories of the field. These books are selected for their accessibility, clarity, and comprehensive coverage of essential topics. "Psychology for Beginners: Introduction to the Basics of Psychology" provides a simple explanation of 25 psychological effects, making complex concepts easy to grasp. "General Psychology" by S.K. Mangal offers an extensive overview of key psychological concepts and research, making it ideal for students.
Taiwan must 'step up defences' amid China's coercive tactics: Hsiao Bi-khim
Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim of Taiwan emphasized the need to strengthen Taiwan's defenses in response to China's coercive tactics and refusal to renounce the use of force against Taiwan. She criticized Beijing for being the provocateur in cross-strait relations and highlighted Taiwan's commitment to dialogue based on parity and respect. Hsiao also discussed Taiwan's challenges, including threats from authoritarian regimes and the importance of democracy, peace, and prosperity. She outlined President Lai Ching-te's Four Pillars of Peace, focusing on defense, economic resilience, international partnerships, and stable cross-strait relations.
'Dead' author predicts humanity's future, understands the value of life
Author Julie Poole who spent three days as 'dead' sees humanity's future. She attempted suicide at the age of 21 and later realized the value of life.
Servant leadership
A servant-leader, who makes service a top priority, automatically embodies all the required qualities that we look for in a leader. In other words, service attitude is the thread that runs through all the effective and virtuous leadership qualities.
Madras HC stops Centre from banning 'ferocious and dangerous' dog breeds
The Madras High Court has intervened in the Union government's plan to classify certain dog breeds as 'ferocious and dangerous,' potentially preventing a nationwide ban. While allowing the government to gather feedback, Justice Anita Sumanth's interim order halts the process criticized for lacking empirical evidence. The breeds in question include pitbull terrier, tosa inu, and others. The court adjourned the hearing until June 14.
SC to hear on June 3 Delhi govt plea seeking direction to Haryana to release surplus water
The Supreme Court will hear a plea on Monday from the Delhi government, requesting Haryana to release surplus water provided by Himachal Pradesh to alleviate Delhi's water crisis. A vacation bench of Justices P K Mishra and K V Viswanathan will hear the case. The plea emphasizes access to water as a fundamental human right under Article 21 of the Constitution.
Can humans live for 1,000 years or be immortal? 'Longevity Escape Velocity' explains this process. Here are details
Some biologists and medical experts believe that cells in the human body can be rejuvenated in a way that their life expectancy can be more than the time spent. This is the theory of longevity escape velocity. By achieving this state, humans can live forever, they can become immortal.
Life is but a dream
Everything in this physical world is made of matter, which is made of particles constantly in motion. Just as everything in nature changes from one moment to the next, our lives also change continually. This change brings turmoil, agitation and, inevitably, loss, sorrow and pain.
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