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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
3-Dec-2020 TriumphIAS

SKATE BOARDING HERALDS SOCIAL CHANGE IN M.P.

SKATEBOARDING HERALDS SOCIAL CHANGE IN M.P. Children of a tribal village in Panna district see the sport as a way

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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
3-Dec-2020 TriumphIAS

SOCIAL MEDIA HELPS THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN FIND AND FORGE NEW SOLIDARITIES

SOCIAL MEDIA HELPS THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN FIND AND FORGE NEW SOLIDARITIES Social media tribes can never be substitutes for family

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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
3-Dec-2020 TriumphIAS

Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File | Sociology Optional Coaching | Vikash Ranjan Classes | Triumph IAS | UPSC Sociology Optional

Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File Relevant for Sociology Syllabus: Paper 2 – Reproductive health.

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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
2-Dec-2020 TriumphIAS

Why basic income seems to be the best bet in times of Covid-19

A quasi-universal transfer, combined with a small increase in taxes on luxury items consumed or used by the wealthy, seems

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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
1-Dec-2020 TriumphIAS

WHY BASIC INCOME SEEMS TO BE THE BEST BET IN TIMES OF COVID-19

WHY BASIC INCOME SEEMS TO BE THE BEST BET IN TIMES OF COVID-19 (A quasi-universal transfer, combined with a small increase

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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
1-Dec-2020 TriumphIAS

THE LEGACY OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA

THE LEGACY OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA Policies on domestic violence ignore the effect of trauma on children and inter-generational transmission of

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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
30-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

Moving beyond pink and blue: A gender-neutral environment

Gender stereotyping automatically encourages problem behaviors such as gender discrimination, negative gender stereotyping, limiting opportunities instead of harnessing gender-fair roles.

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Reproductive Health of Women in India : A Social Fact File
30-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

pandemic strengthens patriarchy

The greater emphasis on domestic and care work, decline in certain industries, has affected the well-being and economic freedom of

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29-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

WAY TO COMBAT INEQUALITY

WAY TO COMBAT INEQUALITY (Collectivist societies fail to achieve economic equality) A common belief, even among economists, is that inequality

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29-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

THE NEED FOR A MORE PROFESSIONAL BUREAUCRACY

THE NEED FOR A MORE PROFESSIONAL BUREAUCRACY Growing governance and development complexities require innovative ideas Very often, context overshadows content

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28-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

IMPACT OF LOCKDOWN AND COVID ON SOCIAL REALITY

IMPACT OF LOCKDOWN AND COVID ON SOCIAL REALITY Post-COVID society, Impact of lockdown and COVID on women’s movement, caste, elderly, child labour,

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28-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

ALIENATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY

ALIENATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY ALIENATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY: the relationship between work and technology Alienation at work was described

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27-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

FAITH IN A FOREST GODDESS

FAITH IN A FOREST GODDESS How faith in a forest goddess helps the Sundarbans survive. The Indian Express looks at

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27-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

Reservation in higher education

Reservation in higher education has become a serious issue, created differences between sections of society: Madras High Court “Knowledgeable, deserving

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26-Nov-2020 TriumphIAS

SOCIAL RECESSION

SOCIAL RECESSION ‘Social recession’: how isolation can affect physical and mental health As countries across the globe hunker down, long-term isolation can

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