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Morality Police: Is it the need of the hour?

  A blind man was crossing the road. X, another man with all the good eye vision was also crossing the same road at the same time. X did not bother to escort the blind man to other side of the road. He walked away and crossed the road but blind man met with an accident and died while crossing the road. Is X liable to be prosecuted for not escorting the blind man? Was it his legal duty to escort the blind man and has he violated his legal duty? Or was it his moral duty to escort the blind man and has he violated his moral duty and is he liable for violation of moral duty?What is the duty of morality Police in these situations?           Similarly, it is the duty of children to obey and respect their parents and elders. But if they do not obey and/or respect their parents and elders, what will be the consequences? It is very common nowadays those children of many who are residing abroad and are not available for obeying them or paying re...

Are we living with Human Consciousness or Animal Consciousness?

  The basic human aspirations are happiness and prosperity. The fulfillment of these aspiration can be done with right understanding, right relationship and prosperity. The urge to learn and make the most use of our intelligence is referred to as right understanding, which deals with higher order human skills.The term right relationship describes the social connections that a person makes throughout his or her life, including those made at home, at work place and in the community. Physical facilities represent both the comforts and the demands of existence and take into account people's physiological needs like food for eating, house for living, clothes, etc. It refers to having or being able to have more physical resources than are required. With right understanding human can develop right relationship with the others starting from family to the society and the entire existence. Right understanding also helps in the right assessment of the required physical facilities leading to...

Sexual Exploitation: It's impact on gender equality

  The Longed debate   This   brief note summarises the recent literature on harlotry, sexual exploitation and its impact on gender equivalency for the corresponding own- action report of the Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality( FEMM). Generally, it can be said that, in transnational law and in the literature, harlotry is hardly separated from sexual exploitation and trafficking in mortal beings, while some of the recent literature points to the complexity of the issue with harlotry taking place at the crossroad of culture, power, and difference. Historically, the views on harlotry and sexual exploitation have been bandied extensively and with different focuses in politics, by civil society organisations, and by academics. Women’s rights groups, sexists, and so- called' coitus sexists' have argued about the right approach, i.e. whether a difference can be made between voluntary and forced harlotry. The voices of women working in the co...

Career opportunities after BAJMC

  Communicators across the globe have been informing, spreading awareness, and entertaining the masses with their creative content in the form of news, blogs, vlogs, podcasts, social media posts, and many more. These communicators through various mediums like print, electronic and digital media play vital roles in disseminating information about current events throughout the world. To become a good communicator, one must acquire a degree, take some experience and explore the world of mass communication. The entry point for this world is BA(JMC) – Bachelors of Arts Journalism and MassCommunication . A three-year undergraduate degree programme in journalism and mass communication BA(JMC) allows you to learn about and experience the industry. It is one of the most sought-after courses, and more students are starting to see BA(JMC) as their future.Students who complete BA (JMC) might find employment in a variety of industries. There is a significant market for graduates of journalis...

Attrition-Challenges facing Entrepreneur after covid 19

  Attrition is a process of quitting of employees from the organization for any reason (voluntary or involuntary), including resignation, termination, death or retirement. With all employee-related issues, worker reduction may be a essential downside in today's scenario despite the surface environment's changes. Corrosion may be a gradual decrease within the variety of workers into resignation, death and isolation. the opposite name given for Attrition is Friction. once a well-trained associated well-adapted operator leaves the corporate for any reason; it creates an area in an organisation (i.e.), a vacuum within the organisation happens. It makes a wonderful problem for Human resource personnel to fill the gap that has occurred. fashionable Human resource directors are taking numerous steps to cut back the agent rate of attrition, and it's been a critical problem for today's managers. several of the staff can also tend to depart the duty for numerous covert circumstan...

STRESS MANAGEMENT

  Stress is an inevitable part of life. It’s how we cope with it that makes the difference. Stress can be harmful when it’s not managed properly, leading to physical and mental health problems. But with the right strategies, we can learn how to manage stress and even use it to our advantage. The first step in managing stress is to identify the sources of stress in your life. This could be anything from work pressures to family dynamics. Once you’ve identified the sources of stress, you can take steps to address them. One of the most important things you can do is to practice relaxation techniques. This could be anything from deep breathing to visualization. These techniques can help you to relax and reduce the physical and mental symptoms of stress. Here are some tips to help you manage stress in your life. 1. Exercise: Exercise is one of the best ways to manage stress. Not only does it help you burn off the physical energy that stress produces, it also releases endorphins,...

MEDIA VIOLENCE AND CHILDREN

Research on the amount of violence in media consumed by children and teenagers is woefully out of date and incomplete. The presence of violent images in advertising seen by children has barely been studied, comprehensive research on TV violence is nearly two decades old, video game research hasn’t kept pace with current modes of gaming or tracked the content most consumed by youth, and studies of online exposure are nearly nonexistent. The research that has been done tends to use widely varying standards for counting “violence,” ranging from studies limited to physical acts of aggression to those that include verbal threats, insults, and even accidental violence. Studies documenting media content are expensive and time consuming to conduct, and for some media are difficult to design (for example, interactive games and online content). A lack of funding prevents much progress in filling the gaps in this research. Yet children and teens are consuming many hours of media content: an avera...