The education system is quite pathetic in India and when it comes to intermediate and high school, many students victimize in selecting their own favorite subjects and this causes them to choose those subjects that they don't want to pursue. This causes a lot headaches after then in their studies and some might get failed in the board exams or might lose their percentage. In this podcast, Arundati Shukla talks about this system of education which is creating a mess for the students in their board exams and further preparation for their graduation. Hope you love it...!

“We are our own worst critic” is often a phrase we use to describe when we, as individuals, are too hard on ourselves. For most people, it is a natural tendency to always be better, faster, and stronger however this craze for becoming better can result in severe mental health consequences, especially when it comes time to our physical appearances. The media has commonly portrayed overweight characters as the running joke of the show, resulting in “fat jokes” and a severe manifestation of self-doubt known as body shaming. Body shaming is known as the action or practice of expressing humiliation about another individual’s body shape or size; a form of bullying that can result in severe emotional trauma, especially at a young age. Body shaming is done by parents, siblings, friends, enemies, and schoolmates and is often portrayed in the media. “Why is she wearing that? It is not flattering at all.” Or “I am so ugly compared to her I will never find a date” are common thoughts and phrases used that are examples of body shaming. Negatively commenting about the size or shape of anyone’s body can be extremely damaging to them potentially leading to low-self esteem, anger, self-harm and even mental health disorders, specifically body dysmorphic disorder. In this podcast Dr Sana talks about her life events which she had suffered due to body shaming,also initially there is some recording problem ,so apology for that discomfort for the listener...Thank you..!!!

Placement years are becoming increasingly commonplace, with more and more undergraduate courses offering an optional “sandwich” year spent working in the industry. Placement years differ to traditional, shorter internships in that the extended duration allows students to take up a role within a business that carries real responsibility. University students face a lot of problems when it comes to placements by the university. Dr. Surbhi talks boldly about How university is making chaos when it comes to placements and jobs. Hope you love this podcast...!!

In this podcast, Dr. Udit talks about his problem when he was in his school and how he had a deal with the demon ideology of comparison between front bench students and neglected backbenchers. The poor school education and teachers neglecting weak students.Hope you will love it.

In this podcast Dr. Abbas talks about how his life change and how he started his NGO for the slum people, providing every basic necessity. Hope you all love his act of dedication for the poor people.

What bleeds India today is a profound historical error. The error lies in our understanding of state and religion – both as political concepts and as historical entities. We have borrowed these terms from western European history and applied them unthinkingly to ourselves, without acknowledging that what we today recognize as state and religion actually evolved very differently in India. How Indian Politics killing and using the orthodox culture of India and its people. In this podcast, Vishakha,a girl from Dehradun talks boldly about myth and orthodox culture prevailing in India. Hope you love it..!!!

Feminism is a range of social movements, political movements, and ideologies that aim to define and establish the political, economic, personal, and social equality of the sexes. Feminism incorporates the position that societies prioritize the male point of view, and that women are treated unjustly within those societies. In this podcast, Neha Haloi talks strictly about the meaning of feminism and the way this word been broken in a good or bad way. Hope you will love this episode...!!

Sexual Harassment & Rape are two sides of the same coin. Both showcase the power of man to dominate that of woman. Both have one victim-women. Both are barbaric in nature; but many people extenuate sexual harassment to rape, just because the victims are not physically harmed. In this podcast, Nandita who is one of the victims of sexual harassment talks boldly about rape and sexual harassment and violence. Hope you will understand and support us. Thank You..!

Discrimination against women and girls is a pervasive and long-running phenomenon that characterizes Indian society at every level. Besides talking about women, males have also been discriminate against when it comes to gender equality. In this podcast, Karuna Kataria, the girl from Delhi talks about discrimination and the equality compared in both genders.

Happiness is all that we want, but in today's world is really tough to ask. She is a psychologist and also a good thinker, whose positive thought making many people's lives better and also giving this society a beautiful gift of mental peace by her words and work. In this podcast, Aashi Verma talks about the mental harassment and the happiness which is lacking behind most of us and how to tackle this challenge. Thank you