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Kids are beautiful, one of the many reasons being they could be honest and happy even when you\u2019re trying to be at the most serious level with them. You could put on a suit and tie and talk about North Korea\u2019s relations with the south, while your kid walks in with all the swagger in the world, tagging along the toddler in the rocker, of course. So how de we, as a structured society, break them down from such honest pockets of joy into synchronised machines. Of apparent reliance and broken down innovation?<\/p>
Is it the routine testing of memory and not intuitiveness? Or the knack of punishing those who step outside our borders of convention? Why do we stress on teaching generations after generations complex calculus and intensive biology and not allow a single soul inside our curriculum to explore their more creative side. Don\u2019t get me wrong, not trying to undermine sciences or their importance in shaping a child, but, don\u2019t you think, shaping into a mould isn\u2019t the best way to promote new thinking? It would be foolish of me to assert that everyone finds these streams a burden. But one would be foolish to assume some do. Maybe those some really are one of a kind in terms of art or music or dance or poetry or storytelling or the list goes on and on and on. <\/p>
This is where we need to make some changes to the system in place, we need to allow kids the freedom to do what they love and not force them into thinking the other way around. We need to give them the choice of doing arts at an early stage so that they don\u2019t waste 10 years of a life trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. <\/p>
1)\tMake classes like painting and learning an instrument a part of the general curriculum and not something rich schools give their students as a commodity. <\/p>
2)\tInvest in acquiring experts in the field of performing arts such as music or dance <\/p>
3)\tAllow kids to make a choice of a certain activity that they want to be a part of <\/p>
4)\tGive equal importance to these fields as those of public speaking and language\n<\/p>
In a country where poets are lauded one day and blemished the next, we need more who understand art for what it is. A way of expression. An outlet of sorts for everything from sorrow to satire. Disciplines like dance and music can enhance the learning experience of any child. It can improve their social skills, and make them a more valued part of the community. We need the next generation to understand arts has always been an integral part of human civilization, and not something you do when you\u2019re bad at math. <\/p>
Schools have to be the ones who take the initiative in this context. Instead of totally focusing on scoring the highest in a class test, we need kids to breathe a little more of the artistic vibe. At the end of the road, it would be disheartening to see a director, a songwriter, a painter and a dancer trying to pass the semester. Here is an excerpt from an interview, from the book Epiphany <\/p>
The school, in the '30s, wrote to her parents and said, \"We think Gillian has a learning disorder.\" She couldn't concentrate; she was fidgeting. she went to see this specialist. So, this oak-paneled room, and she was there with her mother, and she was led and sat on this chair at the end, and she sat on her hands for 20 minutes while this man talked to her mother about all the problems Gillian was having at school. And at the end of it, because she was disturbing people; her homework was always late; and so on, little kid of eight. In the end, the doctor went and sat next to Gillian and said, \"Gillian, I've listened to all these things that your mother's told me, and I need to speak to her privately.\" He said, \"Wait here. We'll be back; we won't be very long,\" and they went and left her. But as they went out the room, he turned on the radio that was sitting on his desk. And when they got out the room, he said to her mother, \"Just stand and watch her.\" And the minute they left the room, she said, she was on her feet, moving to the music. And they watched for a few minutes and he turned to her mother and said, \"Mrs. Lynne, Gillian isn't sick; she's a dancer. Take her to a dance school.\"\nI said, \"What happened?\" She said, \"She did. I can't tell you how wonderful it was. We walked in this room and it was full of people like me. People who couldn't sit still. People who had to move to think.\" Who had to move to think. They did ballet; they did tap; they did jazz; they did modern; they did contemporary. She was eventually auditioned for the Royal Ballet School; she became a soloist; she had a wonderful career at the Royal Ballet. She eventually graduated from the Royal Ballet School and founded her own company -- the Gillian Lynne Dance Company -- met Andrew Lloyd Weber. She's been responsible for some of the most successful musical theater productions in history; she's given pleasure to millions; and she's a multi-millionaire. Somebody else might have put her on medication and told her to calm down.\n<\/p>
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Interviewing is a lot of work. You need to prep, make sure you've got a few resumes printed out, check to make sure your suit still fits, and so on and so forth. There's a few places you should check out before you head off to the interview, regardless of the position you're applying for.<\/p>
1) Glassdoor:<\/b><\/p>
Glassdoor is a multi-faceted website that offers some really great insights into companies. Not only do they post available jobs, they also give highlight benefits, salary ranges, and even interview questions! Make sure Glassdoor is a stop to make before you move any further in your hiring process.<\/p>
Additional note: If you feel like Glassdoor doesn't provide as much as you'd hoped, check Indeed. While their collection isn't nearly as in-depth as Glassdoor, they tend to compliment Glassdoor quite well and typically have what Glassdoor doesn't. You can visit the website by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>2) LinkedIn interviewer profiles<\/b>:<\/p>First, make sure your settings are set to private before creeping on the folks interviewing you. It's a great way to get a sense of the folks you'll be talking to. For example, their education, background, maybe some common subject areas (volunteer experiences, former employers, alumnae, etc.). Further, it also helps reinforce names with faces, which makes interviewing a more comfortable experience, especially if you're interviewing with a team of people. You can visit the website by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>3) The Company Website<\/b>:<\/p>This might seem like a given, but that's not actually the case. While, as I've stated in the past, the primary goal of an interview is to make sure you're the right fit, it's also important to show that you know how to do research, and that you're actually invested in working for that specific company. It's a good way to help get a sense of whether or not it is actually the company you want to work for, and it gives you a chance to find some key data that can help you in discussing why you're a good fit for their company. <\/p>So there you go. three key websites to check out before you head off on your dream interview. Make sure your suit is ready to roll, your resume is looking perfect, and brush up on your interview skills. You're 90% of the way there, make sure you don't miss a beat! Andy Cerrone writes numerous articles on financial planning, wealth management, and career planning as a repeated LinkedIn Pulse featured author, as well as for the website Common Cents, focused on both career & financial planning.<\/p>"}]
2) LinkedIn interviewer profiles<\/b>:<\/p>
First, make sure your settings are set to private before creeping on the folks interviewing you. It's a great way to get a sense of the folks you'll be talking to. For example, their education, background, maybe some common subject areas (volunteer experiences, former employers, alumnae, etc.). Further, it also helps reinforce names with faces, which makes interviewing a more comfortable experience, especially if you're interviewing with a team of people. You can visit the website by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>3) The Company Website<\/b>:<\/p>This might seem like a given, but that's not actually the case. While, as I've stated in the past, the primary goal of an interview is to make sure you're the right fit, it's also important to show that you know how to do research, and that you're actually invested in working for that specific company. It's a good way to help get a sense of whether or not it is actually the company you want to work for, and it gives you a chance to find some key data that can help you in discussing why you're a good fit for their company. <\/p>So there you go. three key websites to check out before you head off on your dream interview. Make sure your suit is ready to roll, your resume is looking perfect, and brush up on your interview skills. You're 90% of the way there, make sure you don't miss a beat! Andy Cerrone writes numerous articles on financial planning, wealth management, and career planning as a repeated LinkedIn Pulse featured author, as well as for the website Common Cents, focused on both career & financial planning.<\/p>"}]
3) The Company Website<\/b>:<\/p>
This might seem like a given, but that's not actually the case. While, as I've stated in the past, the primary goal of an interview is to make sure you're the right fit, it's also important to show that you know how to do research, and that you're actually invested in working for that specific company. It's a good way to help get a sense of whether or not it is actually the company you want to work for, and it gives you a chance to find some key data that can help you in discussing why you're a good fit for their company. <\/p>
So there you go. three key websites to check out before you head off on your dream interview. Make sure your suit is ready to roll, your resume is looking perfect, and brush up on your interview skills. You're 90% of the way there, make sure you don't miss a beat! Andy Cerrone writes numerous articles on financial planning, wealth management, and career planning as a repeated LinkedIn Pulse featured author, as well as for the website Common Cents, focused on both career & financial planning.<\/p>"}]
It is that time of the year when all the 12 standard students are just done with their exams and the hunt for best colleges has just begun. The task is slightly more hectic for commerce students because there are many universities in India offering the best courses in commerce with world class infrastructure. Factors like the admission rate, cut off for the colleges matter the most to shortlist the colleges. <\/p>
Within a month the admission process for the top colleges will begin, therefore it is just the right time to sit down and prepare the list of colleges your going to apply to. Just make sure you categorize the colleges based on the following parameters and apply accordingly.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489488455842","data":"
1. Reputation of Colleges:<\/b><\/p>
When you move to post graduation what matters the most is the reputation of the college you are going to graduate from. An institution or University earns goodwill over a period of time, it does not happen overnight therefore to be considered as one the esteemed colleges in the country is not easy. So choose established colleges in the country keeping in view your other requirements like fee structure, cut off, geographical location. A degree from top Universities would eventually give you brownie points in your profile. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489493604973","data":"58c7dea9b52c6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489488475301","data":"
2. Quality of Academic Input: <\/b><\/p>
The rankings and job prospects are inevitably important factors to rank the college, but what is primary is the quality of education the institution is known to impart to it's students. It is one time investment that you are making, because what you are going to learn is the impetus to your professional career. Do a little ground work and get in touch with the alumni and find about the faculty and the course structure. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489493619062","data":"58c7deb7a0a2d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489488515536","data":"
3. Student Care:<\/b><\/p>
College life is something everyone cherishes for a long time in their life. Probably this the time to make memories for a life time because after graduation, it is all going to be the race to earn more and more. Therefore choose a university which is student friendly. Explore the campus life and decide upon shortlisting the college. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489493634531","data":"58c7deca553b4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489488544296","data":"
4. Job Prospects: <\/b><\/p>
A college can make its place into the best colleges list, only if it has good companies coming for campus recruitment. It is certainly not the deciding factor but at the end of the day, you should be able to walk away with a job in your hand at the end of the course. Have a look at the placements too. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489493650967","data":"58c7ded8a2212"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489488583431","data":"
5. Infrastructure: <\/b><\/p>
One of the important factors is the infrastructure of the college. Along with quality education, a college should focus on all round development of the student. Choose a college which gives equal importance to extra-circular activities. Where you have the opportunity to gain exposure and grow as an individual. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489493665615","data":"58c7dee6aa8dd"}]
Let me be very clear with this right in the first line: I am not saying Arunabh Kumar is guilty, simply because it is not up to us to pronounce anyone guilty or not guilty, that is the job of the Judicial system, and should be left with them. <\/p>
The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act was enforced on 9th December, 2013, which enables women to report instances of sexual harassment at their workplace, creating a system of redressal of complaints and also providing safeguards against false false or malicious complaints. Under the act, and from the pages of Wikipedia, the Act also covers concepts of 'quid pro quo harassment' and 'hostile work environment' as forms of sexual harassment if it occurs in connection with an act or behaviour of sexual harassment.<\/p>
This means that a woman who files a sexual harassment complaint must be taken seriously and investigated internally via a committee, before proceeding further depending on the woman deciding to press charges or not. <\/p>
Considering these rules and guidelines, one would be correct in raising a question about why, when an anonymous blog posted on Medium accusing TVF's founder Arunabh Kumar, the company itself released a statement instead of the man himself, and what a statement that was. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489482752027","data":"58c7b4a25ff95"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489482857199","data":"
The above words are from TVF's official statement, which can be read by clicking here.<\/a> As you can see, if you read the entire statement, the above lines sound more like a threat than an official statement. Instead of actually investigating the matter internally, this is what they chose to respond with. <\/p>Now, the reason I'm speaking about this at length because it highlights a deep rooted issue of sexual harassment and the lack of will to investigate the issues. The recent firing of Amit Singhal, a former Google employee who had subsequently joined Uber is just one of the issues that add to the pile. A recent article in The Guardian (which you can read by clicking here<\/a>) revealed the shocking amount of sexual harassment present in startups, after a blog post of a former Uber employee went viral. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489483338210","data":"58c7b6a2768f4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489483369684","data":"Let's be clear about one thing, no matter who you are, a safe workplace is everyone's responsibility. Your co-workers are not conquests for you to add to your collection of trophies, and if you are a senior and you ask out your subordinate, that is harassment. It is always a bad idea to mix work with romance, but to take advantage of women at your workplace is even lower than that. <\/p>I get the feeling, why should you take responsibility for something that doesn't seem your fault, right? It's because you owe it to your co-worker to create a safe working environment. Students of today are the professionals of tomorrow, and it is up to us to notice instances of sexual harassment around us and call it out, and ensure that you create and maintain a workplace that is welcoming of all genders, and not just one. <\/p>A recent news report in Hindustan Times revealed that 70% of women do not report sexual harassment at the workplace, because more often than not, a woman is not believed even when she comes out with a complaint. It is this culture of silencing victims and not believing them that has led to workplaces becoming toxic, among many other problems that women face in the society and at the workplace.<\/p>Do your part for the country, for women, and for your workplace, enough is enough, stand up for what's right and do the right thing. A safe workplace is everyone's responsibility, and by everyone, I mean all of us. You, me, your brothers, cousins, sisters, friends.<\/p>Everyone. <\/p>"}]
Now, the reason I'm speaking about this at length because it highlights a deep rooted issue of sexual harassment and the lack of will to investigate the issues. The recent firing of Amit Singhal, a former Google employee who had subsequently joined Uber is just one of the issues that add to the pile. A recent article in The Guardian (which you can read by clicking here<\/a>) revealed the shocking amount of sexual harassment present in startups, after a blog post of a former Uber employee went viral. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489483338210","data":"58c7b6a2768f4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489483369684","data":"Let's be clear about one thing, no matter who you are, a safe workplace is everyone's responsibility. Your co-workers are not conquests for you to add to your collection of trophies, and if you are a senior and you ask out your subordinate, that is harassment. It is always a bad idea to mix work with romance, but to take advantage of women at your workplace is even lower than that. <\/p>I get the feeling, why should you take responsibility for something that doesn't seem your fault, right? It's because you owe it to your co-worker to create a safe working environment. Students of today are the professionals of tomorrow, and it is up to us to notice instances of sexual harassment around us and call it out, and ensure that you create and maintain a workplace that is welcoming of all genders, and not just one. <\/p>A recent news report in Hindustan Times revealed that 70% of women do not report sexual harassment at the workplace, because more often than not, a woman is not believed even when she comes out with a complaint. It is this culture of silencing victims and not believing them that has led to workplaces becoming toxic, among many other problems that women face in the society and at the workplace.<\/p>Do your part for the country, for women, and for your workplace, enough is enough, stand up for what's right and do the right thing. A safe workplace is everyone's responsibility, and by everyone, I mean all of us. You, me, your brothers, cousins, sisters, friends.<\/p>Everyone. <\/p>"}]
Let's be clear about one thing, no matter who you are, a safe workplace is everyone's responsibility. Your co-workers are not conquests for you to add to your collection of trophies, and if you are a senior and you ask out your subordinate, that is harassment. It is always a bad idea to mix work with romance, but to take advantage of women at your workplace is even lower than that. <\/p>
I get the feeling, why should you take responsibility for something that doesn't seem your fault, right? It's because you owe it to your co-worker to create a safe working environment. Students of today are the professionals of tomorrow, and it is up to us to notice instances of sexual harassment around us and call it out, and ensure that you create and maintain a workplace that is welcoming of all genders, and not just one. <\/p>
A recent news report in Hindustan Times revealed that 70% of women do not report sexual harassment at the workplace, because more often than not, a woman is not believed even when she comes out with a complaint. It is this culture of silencing victims and not believing them that has led to workplaces becoming toxic, among many other problems that women face in the society and at the workplace.<\/p>
Do your part for the country, for women, and for your workplace, enough is enough, stand up for what's right and do the right thing. A safe workplace is everyone's responsibility, and by everyone, I mean all of us. You, me, your brothers, cousins, sisters, friends.<\/p>
Everyone. <\/p>"}]
CA- CPT is considered to be one of the toughest exams because only around 30 percent of those who appear, manage to clear the exam. Besides dedication, you also need to know some exam strategies to clear the exam. There is a minimum cut off that you need to score in each subject, therefore you do not have the privilege to ignore a particular section. Since you are appearing for a CA paper remember that Accounting is the key. If your basics in accounts are clear, your chances of clearing the examination automatically rise. Here is how you can maximise your scoring in accounting. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489413829068","data":"1. Read Theory: <\/b>ICAI has never failed to surprise students, every year there is something unusual in the exam. There were instances when more than 25 theory questions appeared in the accounts session. Therefore do not ignore theory, don't select more chapters at a time to read. Pick up only one chapter a time and try to finish it. Always begin with the theory first, read twice to ensure, you do not miss out on key points. Make notes for important topics like company accounts, partnership accounts, Bills of Exchange and BRS. <\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489426632319","data":"58c6d91943b3f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489348037584","data":"2. Mock Tests: <\/b>Take as many mocks as possible, because to score well in accounts, time management is very important. Many students complain of not being able to attempt the entire paper because of insufficient time. Write mocks at least 2 times a week so that you are familiar with the pattern and you will learn how to prioritise among the questions. <\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489426358896","data":"58c6d80b053a3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489416148159","data":"3. Company Accounts: <\/b>Company accounts is something you need to focus more, the weightage it carries is usually high. The issue of shares, forfeiture of shares, debentures are some important topics. Redemption of shares and related journal entries are often neglected by students owing to its complexity; do not commit that mistake. Be thorough with journal entries. <\/span><\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489426376143","data":"58c6d80e1ed80"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489416156408","data":"4. Accounting Principles, Concepts And Conventions: <\/b>The most important topic for theory based questions is Accounting principles, concepts and conventions. Not just from the exam point of view, but a better understanding of this topic is highly recommended because it forms the core of your accounts. Students often get confused between these three sub-topics. Give this particular chapter as many readings as possible to maximise your score. <\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489426392290","data":"58c6d82bb44da"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489424684677","data":"5. Depreciation:<\/b>Another important chapter for both theory and practical questions is depreciation. Focus on Straight Line Method and Written Down Value Method. Do problems on retrospective effect i.e. when change in the method of depreciation occurs. Annuity Method is time taking but do not leave this topic. Depreciation as compared to other chapters is easy and scoring. Apart from these consignment, BRS, inventory valuation and rectification of errors are important topics that need to be focused. <\/div>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489426415453","data":"58c6d852e6b5a"}] {"cover_pic":"https:\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/58c682911036estryimg","category":"My Take","is_vip":"0","title":"When Holi and My Birthday Were The Same!","title_id":"hol-","isEdit":0,"isAdmin":0,"authorFullName":"Samhita Pillarisetti","authorUserName":"samhitapillaris","authorProfilePic":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/585c8c9a53a60profilepic","authorMagzName":"St. Francis","authorCity":"Hyderabad","like_count":7,"cmnt_count":0,"type":1,"isApproved":2,"publishedInName":"St. Francis","publishedInLink":"sfc","publishedInLogo":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/57284dfd8b1e4profilepic","publishedInCode":"sfc","country":"IND","keywords":"Holi,Birthday","isBookingEnabled":0,"privacy_status":"1","url":"https:\/\/www.stumagz.com\/hol-\/","has_form":0,"is_appln_closed":0,"max_no_of_applns":0,"likeStatus":0} [{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489377484283","data":"This festival has always been about frolic and fun. Be it the day before exams when we decided to be rebellious or the day after when we were plain old freaks. <\/p>Every Holi has it's own colour, and shades that are remembered the most. Every year brings its own uncanny turn of events , that fade into co-incidence. The year when we finished our boards and wore our white uniforms to play holi was unprecedented. The years when the bucket count was reduced, and we had to divide the labour that carried the bucket and mixed colours into it.<\/p>So many years have been marked with uncompromising joy as the ones that cannot be topped over. But last year was different. <\/p>It was the year Holi surprised me with all it's colours and more. You see, Holi fell on my birthday. Amidst all the wishing followed by colour on my face and some in my teeth, I saw a memory unfold.<\/p>The 'middle' area between the two blocks became a battlefield. And the balconies, the attacking grounds, armed with water balloons and loaded with back up colours. <\/p> The emergency fire hose from the 2nd floor for only those with colour in their eyes and mouth was brought down more than often. <\/p>When the water balloons were exhausted, a new weapon was brought in. The tiny bucket with the pink water and the hidden eggs. <\/p>Fun soon transformed into escaping from massacre and being strategically caught between the enemies. The very first time when all the unwavering attention directed towards me, became unwanted. <\/p>The experience is surely unforgettable, and out appearance? Transcendental.<\/p>"}] {"cover_pic":"https:\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/58c5a8fa563f6stryimg","category":"Human Interest","is_vip":"0","title":"The Best Careers For Students of Humanities","title_id":"the-best-careers-for-students-of-humanities","isEdit":0,"isAdmin":0,"authorFullName":"Sujayendra Krishna Nellore","authorUserName":"sujayendrakris","authorProfilePic":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/586e19015fd74profilepic","authorMagzName":"Team Stumagz","authorCity":"Hyderabad","like_count":0,"cmnt_count":2,"type":1,"isApproved":2,"publishedInName":"Team Stumagz","publishedInLink":"team","publishedInLogo":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/stumagzprofilepic","publishedInCode":"team","country":"IND","keywords":"Humanities,Students,Careers","isBookingEnabled":0,"privacy_status":"1","url":"https:\/\/www.stumagz.com\/the-best-careers-for-students-of-humanities\/","has_form":0,"is_appln_closed":0,"max_no_of_applns":0,"likeStatus":0} [{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489330914223","data":"Being forced to consider only Science and scientific pursuits to make a living for yourself is not fun, I know, I've been there, trying to run after an engineering degree that was never meant to be. Instead I focused my energies into writing and here I am. <\/p>That being said, the point of this article is that there are amazing careers for students of Humanities, in fields that you only though were restricted to movies most of the times. How many times have you though about becoming a writer or an interpreter because you saw something in a movie or read about it in an article or novel somewhere? <\/p>Here are the top careers a humanities student can opt for<\/p>1. Writing <\/b><\/p>In the age of the internet, where people are more connected than ever, where stories told in one part of the world reaches the far corners, where there are many people with their own stories to share, content writing and subsequently, planning content and deciding the theme for writing in the future that reflects the quality of the website you work for is a lucrative career option. Plus, you get to hang out in coffee shops, order expensive coffee and work on your laptop. Pretentious, but don't tell me you've never wanted to be one of those people. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489342761686","data":"58c591c7da1ca"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489343687851","data":"2. Journalism <\/b><\/p>Do you have what it takes to see out the truth, report on people who deserve coverage, hunt down leads and follow through a story and on top of it, love writing? Journalism is the path for you! Journalists usually have a high pressure environment but if you know people and are good with dealing with social situations and asking the right questions at the right time, Journalism can be a great career for you. From reporting on the matters that must be public to chasing the truth down to the last letter, this is a noble profession, and it is one worth taking up. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489343816960","data":"58c59647dbfb1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489344016980","data":"3. Counselling\/Psychotherapy<\/b><\/p>Also known as psychotherapy, it is basically fostering a healthy and positive relationship between the counsellor and the client which encourages the client to deal with their mental health issues, over a period of time. In India, mental health issues are severely underplayed and there is a crippling lack of awareness of the various mental issues that plague several Indians across the country. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489346166886","data":"58c59ee537318"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489346221433","data":"4. A career in Law <\/b><\/p>Ah, to be a lawyer. Not only does this require a tremendous amount of study, a lawyer must be silver tongued and clever to study the law of the land carefully and fight worthy cases for clients. This is a profession that is fair to everyone, as in a democracy and a country of the future, everyone is entitled to an attorney for the trail, even criminals. This profession sees people are proven innocent or guilty, and does not assume guilt automatically. Lawyers also have a significant role to play in various aspects of life, for instance, read about the Power of Attorney. You can check out the Wikipedia entry on it by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489346471202","data":"58c5a0014080c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489346505539","data":"5. Teachers <\/b><\/p>This one is a bit personal to me, because growing up and speaking to people around me has made me realise, when the conversation moves to the topic of schooling, that I did not have even a single teacher than influenced me when I was a child. I grew up teaching myself and disliking my teachers, because none of them took the effort to actually connect with the children they were teaching, and were often rude, even cruel. <\/p>Which is why this generation, you, who are reading this right now, who are a humanities student, you need to consider going into teaching because our children deserve better teachers. It is an amazing and rewarding profession, to see the children you teach today go on to become successful people in their lives tomorrow, and then coming back to see you, remembering you for your wise words and guidance. It is perhaps one of the greatest jobs a human can perform, to ensure children learn and not hate you. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489346851041","data":"58c5a1aa0ab5a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489346930831","data":"6. Artist\/Craftsman <\/b><\/p>A big part of humanities is how to communicate with people and speak to them in a way that they hear what they want to hear. Not only is this great for starting a business (which I am not including in this list because it is too obvious), this is perfect for those who can speak to people in addition to being a fantastic artist, which of course, gets you noticed. With your skills, and your social contacts built through hard work and dedication, will ensure you are noticed, get shows and showcase your art to the world. <\/p>It may not be as easy as I make it sound, however. <\/p> <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347177989","data":"58c5a2be8143e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347206448","data":"7. Interpreter <\/b><\/p>Have a penchant for learning foreign languages, picked one up during your time as a student? Then this is the perfect job for you. Interpreters get paid a lot depending on the nature of their work, Knowing various languages is a positive sign when you are cutting deals with people who's language is different from your own, you see greeting them in their language is a sure shot way of increasing comfort and making it easy to speak with you, which can make you eligible for even foreign service, should you want to apply for it. Indian Foreign Service is a beast of it's own, and if you truly are interested, you should check it out. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347402600","data":"58c5a3b4e23aa"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347452956","data":"8. Event Organiser <\/b><\/p>If you can crack the event organiser market in India, it's basically swimming in money and making sure your clients are as happy as possible. Event organising can be a very stressful job, and often times, very frustrating as there's always that one thing that affects the whole smooth chain of events you had planned in your head. But that's the challenge of this job, having contacts, people for whom you create business while boosting your own as an organiser, speaking and dealing with problems and problematic people as amicably as possible, this is one thing a humanities student should take interest in, as it requires an understanding of the human nature as well. Oh, and of course, if you manage to crack the marriage market in India, there is nothing like it. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347654262","data":"58c5a4b8544d1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347711917","data":"9. Public Relations Manager <\/b><\/p>Maintaining a public image is so lucrative, it has a huge industry around it. PR Managers are responsible for the image of people that is seen by the public eye. It is a high stress, high paying and high effort job that pays good dividends because as long as your client is happy, you are happy, which is always a good thing (you being happy, that is). <\/p>This job requires quite a bit of understanding the human nature, how the general public holds interest over a particular topic and how to avoid controversy to the best of their abilities. To quote a friend in PR, they work in the shadows, to serve their clients and not cause an national (and sometimes even international) controversy, and maintain their public image, verify the events they are going to attend and in some cases, even check every single tweet they are going to send out. Sounds exciting. <\/p>Pictured below, Reshma Shetty, Salman Khan's PR Manager and the woman behind reinventing his image following the late 90s. <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489348024748","data":"58c5a6751d4ab"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489348161077","data":"10. Politics <\/b><\/p>Are you surprised this is here? You shouldn't be, to be honest. Humanities, by the very definition of the word, are academic studies that study the aspects of human nature, their culture, and their behaviour, to name a few. A student of humanities, especially the ones in 12th right now, writing their boards, can chose to study politics by going for a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. <\/p>Combine this with their personal leadership skills and connect with people, you have a leader who has the potential to become the next political star in the country. After all, politics is understanding what the people want, among other things, at least. <\/p> "},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489348397533","data":"58c5a7e1ee929"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489348530654","data":"So, what do you think? Let us know in the comments! Like and share this article with your friends who are students of humanities and students in general as well. Here's to the brave students who have chosen their own paths and decided to forge their own destinies! <\/p>"}] {"cover_pic":"https:\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/58c51f25e6525stryimg","category":"My Take","is_vip":"0","title":"Consent Maango, Holi Hai.","title_id":"consent-maango-holi-hai-","isEdit":0,"isAdmin":0,"authorFullName":"Shimona Sharma","authorUserName":"shimonasharma","authorProfilePic":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/588f0fe97dea6profilepic","authorMagzName":"Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College","authorCity":"New Delhi","like_count":4,"cmnt_count":0,"type":1,"isApproved":2,"publishedInName":"Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College","publishedInLink":"asrd","publishedInLogo":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/591c2fd00a0a0profilepic","publishedInCode":"asrd","country":"IND","keywords":"holi,consent,festival","isBookingEnabled":0,"privacy_status":"1","url":"https:\/\/www.stumagz.com\/consent-maango-holi-hai-\/","has_form":0,"is_appln_closed":0,"max_no_of_applns":0,"likeStatus":0} [{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489296731973","data":"\"Bura na mano Holi hai<\/i>\u201d becomes bullies' favourite get away phrase in the week preceding the festival of Holi as they throw dry color, water and water balloons at people without their consent and run away. <\/p>Holi, despite being a festival marked by the spirit of fun and frolic, can be a nightmare for people who do not wish to be dumped color on because they might be headed on to some important work, have allergies or just not like it for that matter. whatever the reason may be, if one does not choose to be a part of this hysterical celebration in the name of festivities, it becomes difficult for them to even get out their homes. <\/p>Ever wondered why the girls who played holi as a kid stopped being a part of the festivities as they grew up? The biggest reason is their own safety. With all the \"freedom\" people assume to be entitled to on this day, it becomes an even worse day for women step out. Holi it seems gives people a license for a few days to grab you and touch the women while playing holi in a group. What worsens the situation is unlike other days, if women call for help, they will instead be considered a snob because considering it is Holi supposedly everything is \u2018playful' even if it is groping. The festival raises a serious debate about consent. Why should the norms of consent change during the duration of the festival and harassment become something that is acceptable around the festival.<\/p>On taking offence on being touched without permission, women especially at workplaces and educational institutes are asked to \"not spoil the fun\". A large number of men go around drunk on streets and feel free to touch women (or anyone for that matter) to put color on them. women are subjected to this kind of \"celebration\" which is often accompanied by extreme sexualisation of the female body \u2014the \u2018fun\u2019 of watching a woman\u2019s body drenched with water and the overall pleasure of violation.<\/p>Indian families who have always believed in keeping their daughters \"under control\" to keep them safe instead of teaching their sons to behave themselves, ask their daughters to stay indoors on holi as it is \"unsafe\" outside. It's funny how I myself being a kid whose favourite festival was holi is now afraid to step out of my house because I am afraid to be thrown colors (and comments and glances) at by groups of drunk boys.<\/p>Festivals have always been about celebration of life and energy and making it consensual will help in saving the true essence of any festival which is spreading happiness and not violation of anyone's boundaries. :)<\/p> <\/p><\/p>"}] {"cover_pic":"https:\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/58c51c9a33015stryimg","category":"Human Interest","is_vip":"0","title":"Holi Is Not For Animals","title_id":"holi-is-not-for-animals-","isEdit":0,"isAdmin":0,"authorFullName":"Hemangi Sharma","authorUserName":"hemangisharma","authorProfilePic":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/598b47c9171b4profilepic","authorMagzName":"Madhuben and Bhanubhai Patel Women Institute of Engineering","authorCity":"Anand","like_count":4,"cmnt_count":0,"type":1,"isApproved":2,"publishedInName":"Madhuben and Bhanubhai Patel Women Institute of Engineering","publishedInLink":"mbict","publishedInLogo":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/stumagzprofilepic","publishedInCode":"mbict","country":"IND","keywords":"Dogs,Animals,Holi,Holi is not for animals,Dog love,Animal love,Play Safe","isBookingEnabled":0,"privacy_status":"1","url":"https:\/\/www.stumagz.com\/holi-is-not-for-animals-\/","has_form":0,"is_appln_closed":0,"max_no_of_applns":0,"likeStatus":0} [{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489249497570","data":"Pets are a part of your family, understood. <\/p>You choose to make them a part of your celebrations, understood. <\/p>But many do not understand the grave effect which the celebrations might have on them. <\/p>Most dog owners feel that as long as they use dry colors on their pets, there\u2019s no harm. But the truth is, the presence of lead, which acts as an accumulative poison, makes these colors a high-risk material for pets. Inhalation of colour powder may cause nasal irritation and possibly respiratory allergy or infection. <\/p>With the Holi festival just around the corner and excitement building, it\u2019s important to prepare so that companion and stray animals aren\u2019t harmed during the festivities. Here are the top actions to take to keep animals safe and healthy this Holi:\n<\/p>\u2022\tKnow the facts. <\/p>The powders that are used during the festival are made with synthetic colors which contain toxic metals or dyes that can cause skin allergies, rashes or even blindness in people and animals. Animals can easily inhale the powder, which can cause nasal irritation and respiratory allergies or infections. Animals who ingest it while grooming themselves can suffer from stomach ailments or other illnesses or even die. Drinking water colored by the powder can also cause hair loss and dermatitis in dogs.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306580103","data":"58c50724764da"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304795014","data":"\u2022\tKeep animals indoors. <\/p>Getting hit with colored powder or water isn\u2019t fun for animals, who don\u2019t understand what is happening and don\u2019t enjoy getting powder or water in their eyes and noses. Keep animal companions indoors, and ensure that celebrations occur a safe distance away from stray animals.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306576376","data":"58c5073967c96"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304814531","data":"\u2022\tTeach children not to throw the powder or water balloons at animals. <\/p>Kids may not realise that this frightens and hurts animals.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306573712","data":"58c5075009311"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304835470","data":"\u2022\t Create awareness in your area. <\/p>Ask housing associations or building managers to put up notices that remind tenants to keep their animal companions indoors during Holi and never throw the powder or water at animals.\n\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306569944","data":"58c507a9c41ea"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304876787","data":"\u2022\tWatch out for community dogs and strays. <\/p>If an animal gets the powder in his or her eyes, quickly flush them out with clean water. If irritation persists, recruit the help of a veterinarian for medical care.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306566508","data":"58c507c5de31c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304885698","data":"\n\u2022\t Use shampoo to remove coloured powder from animals\u2019 hair and fur. <\/p>A good gentle animal-friendly shampoo should get the powder out of an animal\u2019s hair. Never use toxic kerosene, alcohol or hair oil.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306538437","data":"58c507d74a877"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304903516","data":"\u2022\tKeep Holi sweets out of animals\u2019 reach. <\/p>Give dogs only canine-friendly treats this Holi. Ingredients like cream, chocolate and raisins can make them sick or even kill them.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306536441","data":"58c507e7b9235"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304928776","data":"This Holi, play it safe. <\/p>Do ensure however, that in either your love towards the street or pet animals you care for OR in your post-bhaang madness you don\u2019t put the colourful, toxic, harmful, chemical laced powdered or liquid Holi colors onto the animals or birds. <\/p>You can wash the colors off, these animals and birds cannot do so, no matter how hard they try to.<\/p>Wishing you a happy and safe animal-friendly Holi, friends! <\/p>"}] {"cover_pic":"https:\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/58c43af256651stryimg","category":"Whats hot","is_vip":"0","title":"Holi-the festival of social bonding","title_id":"holi-the-festival-of-social-bonding-","isEdit":0,"isAdmin":0,"authorFullName":"Kavyasree","authorUserName":"kavyasree3","authorProfilePic":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/588b7a2d8c9d6profilepic","authorMagzName":"VITS Hyderabad","authorCity":"Hyderabad","like_count":8,"cmnt_count":0,"type":1,"isApproved":2,"publishedInName":"VITS Hyderabad","publishedInLink":"vits","publishedInLogo":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/56a77e07719c6profilepic","publishedInCode":"vits","country":"IND","keywords":"Holi,#thandai,#colours,#sweets,#festivals of india","isBookingEnabled":0,"privacy_status":"1","url":"https:\/\/www.stumagz.com\/holi-the-festival-of-social-bonding-\/","has_form":0,"is_appln_closed":0,"max_no_of_applns":0,"likeStatus":0} [{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489255028616","data":"Are you ready to run, chase, and jump and catch your loved ones to splash colours on them? Yeah its time for holi, from younger ones to elder people, poor to rich, it is the festival which develops social bonding in the society.<\/p>Holi,the festival of colours is usually celebrated on the full moon day falling in the month of phalguna. Like many other festivals holi is also celebrated for the victory of good over evil. (hiranyakasapa) .<\/p>But how come colours become part of holi??<\/p>According to mythology lord krisnha with his friends started playing holi by playing pranks on people in vrindhavan by splasing coloured water,also holi resembles the passionate love betwwen radha and krishna. Later on, Holi is celebrated by farmers with happiness that their dried fields are refilled by new crops. On this day farmers splash colours on each other.<\/p>Holi is basically a two day event. First day is the bonfire night which is known as \"holika dahan \" and followed by the second day where the colour fight takes place. <\/p>People in different parts of India celebrate holi differently in Mathura as \"lathdar holi\", in vrindhavan as \"vasanthapanchami\". Traditional colours are made with turmeric, neem, dhak, kumkum, tesu. Nowadays synthetic colours became popular which are harmful and sometimes causes skin allergy.<\/p>On this day people consume sweets like gujiya, jilebi, gulab jamun and even thandai with bhaang, an intoxicating ingredient made from cannabis leaves is mixed with milk gives you more energy to be a part of carnival of colours..<\/p>So, get ready for the carnival of colours and make your day colurful and memorable !!! 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This festival has always been about frolic and fun. Be it the day before exams when we decided to be rebellious or the day after when we were plain old freaks. <\/p>
Every Holi has it's own colour, and shades that are remembered the most. Every year brings its own uncanny turn of events , that fade into co-incidence. The year when we finished our boards and wore our white uniforms to play holi was unprecedented. The years when the bucket count was reduced, and we had to divide the labour that carried the bucket and mixed colours into it.<\/p>
So many years have been marked with uncompromising joy as the ones that cannot be topped over. But last year was different. <\/p>
It was the year Holi surprised me with all it's colours and more. You see, Holi fell on my birthday. Amidst all the wishing followed by colour on my face and some in my teeth, I saw a memory unfold.<\/p>
The 'middle' area between the two blocks became a battlefield. And the balconies, the attacking grounds, armed with water balloons and loaded with back up colours. <\/p>
The emergency fire hose from the 2nd floor for only those with colour in their eyes and mouth was brought down more than often. <\/p>
When the water balloons were exhausted, a new weapon was brought in. The tiny bucket with the pink water and the hidden eggs. <\/p>
Fun soon transformed into escaping from massacre and being strategically caught between the enemies. The very first time when all the unwavering attention directed towards me, became unwanted. <\/p>
The experience is surely unforgettable, and out appearance? Transcendental.<\/p>"}]
Being forced to consider only Science and scientific pursuits to make a living for yourself is not fun, I know, I've been there, trying to run after an engineering degree that was never meant to be. Instead I focused my energies into writing and here I am. <\/p>
That being said, the point of this article is that there are amazing careers for students of Humanities, in fields that you only though were restricted to movies most of the times. How many times have you though about becoming a writer or an interpreter because you saw something in a movie or read about it in an article or novel somewhere? <\/p>
Here are the top careers a humanities student can opt for<\/p>
1. Writing <\/b><\/p>
In the age of the internet, where people are more connected than ever, where stories told in one part of the world reaches the far corners, where there are many people with their own stories to share, content writing and subsequently, planning content and deciding the theme for writing in the future that reflects the quality of the website you work for is a lucrative career option. Plus, you get to hang out in coffee shops, order expensive coffee and work on your laptop. Pretentious, but don't tell me you've never wanted to be one of those people. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489342761686","data":"58c591c7da1ca"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489343687851","data":"
2. Journalism <\/b><\/p>
Do you have what it takes to see out the truth, report on people who deserve coverage, hunt down leads and follow through a story and on top of it, love writing? Journalism is the path for you! Journalists usually have a high pressure environment but if you know people and are good with dealing with social situations and asking the right questions at the right time, Journalism can be a great career for you. From reporting on the matters that must be public to chasing the truth down to the last letter, this is a noble profession, and it is one worth taking up. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489343816960","data":"58c59647dbfb1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489344016980","data":"
3. Counselling\/Psychotherapy<\/b><\/p>
Also known as psychotherapy, it is basically fostering a healthy and positive relationship between the counsellor and the client which encourages the client to deal with their mental health issues, over a period of time. In India, mental health issues are severely underplayed and there is a crippling lack of awareness of the various mental issues that plague several Indians across the country. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489346166886","data":"58c59ee537318"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489346221433","data":"
4. A career in Law <\/b><\/p>
Ah, to be a lawyer. Not only does this require a tremendous amount of study, a lawyer must be silver tongued and clever to study the law of the land carefully and fight worthy cases for clients. This is a profession that is fair to everyone, as in a democracy and a country of the future, everyone is entitled to an attorney for the trail, even criminals. This profession sees people are proven innocent or guilty, and does not assume guilt automatically. Lawyers also have a significant role to play in various aspects of life, for instance, read about the Power of Attorney. You can check out the Wikipedia entry on it by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489346471202","data":"58c5a0014080c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489346505539","data":"5. Teachers <\/b><\/p>This one is a bit personal to me, because growing up and speaking to people around me has made me realise, when the conversation moves to the topic of schooling, that I did not have even a single teacher than influenced me when I was a child. I grew up teaching myself and disliking my teachers, because none of them took the effort to actually connect with the children they were teaching, and were often rude, even cruel. <\/p>Which is why this generation, you, who are reading this right now, who are a humanities student, you need to consider going into teaching because our children deserve better teachers. It is an amazing and rewarding profession, to see the children you teach today go on to become successful people in their lives tomorrow, and then coming back to see you, remembering you for your wise words and guidance. It is perhaps one of the greatest jobs a human can perform, to ensure children learn and not hate you. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489346851041","data":"58c5a1aa0ab5a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489346930831","data":"6. Artist\/Craftsman <\/b><\/p>A big part of humanities is how to communicate with people and speak to them in a way that they hear what they want to hear. Not only is this great for starting a business (which I am not including in this list because it is too obvious), this is perfect for those who can speak to people in addition to being a fantastic artist, which of course, gets you noticed. With your skills, and your social contacts built through hard work and dedication, will ensure you are noticed, get shows and showcase your art to the world. <\/p>It may not be as easy as I make it sound, however. <\/p> <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347177989","data":"58c5a2be8143e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347206448","data":"7. Interpreter <\/b><\/p>Have a penchant for learning foreign languages, picked one up during your time as a student? Then this is the perfect job for you. Interpreters get paid a lot depending on the nature of their work, Knowing various languages is a positive sign when you are cutting deals with people who's language is different from your own, you see greeting them in their language is a sure shot way of increasing comfort and making it easy to speak with you, which can make you eligible for even foreign service, should you want to apply for it. Indian Foreign Service is a beast of it's own, and if you truly are interested, you should check it out. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347402600","data":"58c5a3b4e23aa"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347452956","data":"8. Event Organiser <\/b><\/p>If you can crack the event organiser market in India, it's basically swimming in money and making sure your clients are as happy as possible. Event organising can be a very stressful job, and often times, very frustrating as there's always that one thing that affects the whole smooth chain of events you had planned in your head. But that's the challenge of this job, having contacts, people for whom you create business while boosting your own as an organiser, speaking and dealing with problems and problematic people as amicably as possible, this is one thing a humanities student should take interest in, as it requires an understanding of the human nature as well. Oh, and of course, if you manage to crack the marriage market in India, there is nothing like it. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347654262","data":"58c5a4b8544d1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347711917","data":"9. Public Relations Manager <\/b><\/p>Maintaining a public image is so lucrative, it has a huge industry around it. PR Managers are responsible for the image of people that is seen by the public eye. It is a high stress, high paying and high effort job that pays good dividends because as long as your client is happy, you are happy, which is always a good thing (you being happy, that is). <\/p>This job requires quite a bit of understanding the human nature, how the general public holds interest over a particular topic and how to avoid controversy to the best of their abilities. To quote a friend in PR, they work in the shadows, to serve their clients and not cause an national (and sometimes even international) controversy, and maintain their public image, verify the events they are going to attend and in some cases, even check every single tweet they are going to send out. Sounds exciting. <\/p>Pictured below, Reshma Shetty, Salman Khan's PR Manager and the woman behind reinventing his image following the late 90s. <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489348024748","data":"58c5a6751d4ab"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489348161077","data":"10. Politics <\/b><\/p>Are you surprised this is here? You shouldn't be, to be honest. Humanities, by the very definition of the word, are academic studies that study the aspects of human nature, their culture, and their behaviour, to name a few. A student of humanities, especially the ones in 12th right now, writing their boards, can chose to study politics by going for a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. <\/p>Combine this with their personal leadership skills and connect with people, you have a leader who has the potential to become the next political star in the country. After all, politics is understanding what the people want, among other things, at least. <\/p> "},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489348397533","data":"58c5a7e1ee929"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489348530654","data":"So, what do you think? Let us know in the comments! Like and share this article with your friends who are students of humanities and students in general as well. Here's to the brave students who have chosen their own paths and decided to forge their own destinies! <\/p>"}]
5. Teachers <\/b><\/p>
This one is a bit personal to me, because growing up and speaking to people around me has made me realise, when the conversation moves to the topic of schooling, that I did not have even a single teacher than influenced me when I was a child. I grew up teaching myself and disliking my teachers, because none of them took the effort to actually connect with the children they were teaching, and were often rude, even cruel. <\/p>
Which is why this generation, you, who are reading this right now, who are a humanities student, you need to consider going into teaching because our children deserve better teachers. It is an amazing and rewarding profession, to see the children you teach today go on to become successful people in their lives tomorrow, and then coming back to see you, remembering you for your wise words and guidance. It is perhaps one of the greatest jobs a human can perform, to ensure children learn and not hate you. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489346851041","data":"58c5a1aa0ab5a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489346930831","data":"
6. Artist\/Craftsman <\/b><\/p>
A big part of humanities is how to communicate with people and speak to them in a way that they hear what they want to hear. Not only is this great for starting a business (which I am not including in this list because it is too obvious), this is perfect for those who can speak to people in addition to being a fantastic artist, which of course, gets you noticed. With your skills, and your social contacts built through hard work and dedication, will ensure you are noticed, get shows and showcase your art to the world. <\/p>
It may not be as easy as I make it sound, however. <\/p>
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7. Interpreter <\/b><\/p>
Have a penchant for learning foreign languages, picked one up during your time as a student? Then this is the perfect job for you. Interpreters get paid a lot depending on the nature of their work, Knowing various languages is a positive sign when you are cutting deals with people who's language is different from your own, you see greeting them in their language is a sure shot way of increasing comfort and making it easy to speak with you, which can make you eligible for even foreign service, should you want to apply for it. Indian Foreign Service is a beast of it's own, and if you truly are interested, you should check it out. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347402600","data":"58c5a3b4e23aa"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347452956","data":"
8. Event Organiser <\/b><\/p>
If you can crack the event organiser market in India, it's basically swimming in money and making sure your clients are as happy as possible. Event organising can be a very stressful job, and often times, very frustrating as there's always that one thing that affects the whole smooth chain of events you had planned in your head. But that's the challenge of this job, having contacts, people for whom you create business while boosting your own as an organiser, speaking and dealing with problems and problematic people as amicably as possible, this is one thing a humanities student should take interest in, as it requires an understanding of the human nature as well. Oh, and of course, if you manage to crack the marriage market in India, there is nothing like it. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489347654262","data":"58c5a4b8544d1"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489347711917","data":"
9. Public Relations Manager <\/b><\/p>
Maintaining a public image is so lucrative, it has a huge industry around it. PR Managers are responsible for the image of people that is seen by the public eye. It is a high stress, high paying and high effort job that pays good dividends because as long as your client is happy, you are happy, which is always a good thing (you being happy, that is). <\/p>
This job requires quite a bit of understanding the human nature, how the general public holds interest over a particular topic and how to avoid controversy to the best of their abilities. To quote a friend in PR, they work in the shadows, to serve their clients and not cause an national (and sometimes even international) controversy, and maintain their public image, verify the events they are going to attend and in some cases, even check every single tweet they are going to send out. Sounds exciting. <\/p>
Pictured below, Reshma Shetty, Salman Khan's PR Manager and the woman behind reinventing his image following the late 90s. <\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489348024748","data":"58c5a6751d4ab"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489348161077","data":"
10. Politics <\/b><\/p>
Are you surprised this is here? You shouldn't be, to be honest. Humanities, by the very definition of the word, are academic studies that study the aspects of human nature, their culture, and their behaviour, to name a few. A student of humanities, especially the ones in 12th right now, writing their boards, can chose to study politics by going for a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. <\/p>
Combine this with their personal leadership skills and connect with people, you have a leader who has the potential to become the next political star in the country. After all, politics is understanding what the people want, among other things, at least. <\/p> "},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489348397533","data":"58c5a7e1ee929"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489348530654","data":"
So, what do you think? Let us know in the comments! Like and share this article with your friends who are students of humanities and students in general as well. Here's to the brave students who have chosen their own paths and decided to forge their own destinies! <\/p>"}]
\"Bura na mano Holi hai<\/i>\u201d becomes bullies' favourite get away phrase in the week preceding the festival of Holi as they throw dry color, water and water balloons at people without their consent and run away. <\/p>
Holi, despite being a festival marked by the spirit of fun and frolic, can be a nightmare for people who do not wish to be dumped color on because they might be headed on to some important work, have allergies or just not like it for that matter. whatever the reason may be, if one does not choose to be a part of this hysterical celebration in the name of festivities, it becomes difficult for them to even get out their homes. <\/p>
Ever wondered why the girls who played holi as a kid stopped being a part of the festivities as they grew up? The biggest reason is their own safety. With all the \"freedom\" people assume to be entitled to on this day, it becomes an even worse day for women step out. Holi it seems gives people a license for a few days to grab you and touch the women while playing holi in a group. What worsens the situation is unlike other days, if women call for help, they will instead be considered a snob because considering it is Holi supposedly everything is \u2018playful' even if it is groping. The festival raises a serious debate about consent. Why should the norms of consent change during the duration of the festival and harassment become something that is acceptable around the festival.<\/p>
On taking offence on being touched without permission, women especially at workplaces and educational institutes are asked to \"not spoil the fun\". A large number of men go around drunk on streets and feel free to touch women (or anyone for that matter) to put color on them. women are subjected to this kind of \"celebration\" which is often accompanied by extreme sexualisation of the female body \u2014the \u2018fun\u2019 of watching a woman\u2019s body drenched with water and the overall pleasure of violation.<\/p>
Indian families who have always believed in keeping their daughters \"under control\" to keep them safe instead of teaching their sons to behave themselves, ask their daughters to stay indoors on holi as it is \"unsafe\" outside. It's funny how I myself being a kid whose favourite festival was holi is now afraid to step out of my house because I am afraid to be thrown colors (and comments and glances) at by groups of drunk boys.<\/p>
Festivals have always been about celebration of life and energy and making it consensual will help in saving the true essence of any festival which is spreading happiness and not violation of anyone's boundaries. :)<\/p>
<\/p>
Pets are a part of your family, understood. <\/p>
You choose to make them a part of your celebrations, understood. <\/p>
But many do not understand the grave effect which the celebrations might have on them. <\/p>
Most dog owners feel that as long as they use dry colors on their pets, there\u2019s no harm. But the truth is, the presence of lead, which acts as an accumulative poison, makes these colors a high-risk material for pets. Inhalation of colour powder may cause nasal irritation and possibly respiratory allergy or infection. <\/p>
With the Holi festival just around the corner and excitement building, it\u2019s important to prepare so that companion and stray animals aren\u2019t harmed during the festivities. Here are the top actions to take to keep animals safe and healthy this Holi:\n<\/p>
\u2022\tKnow the facts. <\/p>
The powders that are used during the festival are made with synthetic colors which contain toxic metals or dyes that can cause skin allergies, rashes or even blindness in people and animals. Animals can easily inhale the powder, which can cause nasal irritation and respiratory allergies or infections. Animals who ingest it while grooming themselves can suffer from stomach ailments or other illnesses or even die. Drinking water colored by the powder can also cause hair loss and dermatitis in dogs.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306580103","data":"58c50724764da"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304795014","data":"
\u2022\tKeep animals indoors. <\/p>
Getting hit with colored powder or water isn\u2019t fun for animals, who don\u2019t understand what is happening and don\u2019t enjoy getting powder or water in their eyes and noses. Keep animal companions indoors, and ensure that celebrations occur a safe distance away from stray animals.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306576376","data":"58c5073967c96"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304814531","data":"
\u2022\tTeach children not to throw the powder or water balloons at animals. <\/p>
Kids may not realise that this frightens and hurts animals.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306573712","data":"58c5075009311"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304835470","data":"
\u2022\t Create awareness in your area. <\/p>
Ask housing associations or building managers to put up notices that remind tenants to keep their animal companions indoors during Holi and never throw the powder or water at animals.\n\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306569944","data":"58c507a9c41ea"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304876787","data":"
\u2022\tWatch out for community dogs and strays. <\/p>
If an animal gets the powder in his or her eyes, quickly flush them out with clean water. If irritation persists, recruit the help of a veterinarian for medical care.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306566508","data":"58c507c5de31c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304885698","data":"
\n\u2022\t Use shampoo to remove coloured powder from animals\u2019 hair and fur. <\/p>
A good gentle animal-friendly shampoo should get the powder out of an animal\u2019s hair. Never use toxic kerosene, alcohol or hair oil.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306538437","data":"58c507d74a877"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304903516","data":"
\u2022\tKeep Holi sweets out of animals\u2019 reach. <\/p>
Give dogs only canine-friendly treats this Holi. Ingredients like cream, chocolate and raisins can make them sick or even kill them.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489306536441","data":"58c507e7b9235"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1489304928776","data":"
This Holi, play it safe. <\/p>
Do ensure however, that in either your love towards the street or pet animals you care for OR in your post-bhaang madness you don\u2019t put the colourful, toxic, harmful, chemical laced powdered or liquid Holi colors onto the animals or birds. <\/p>
You can wash the colors off, these animals and birds cannot do so, no matter how hard they try to.<\/p>
Wishing you a happy and safe animal-friendly Holi, friends! <\/p>"}]
Are you ready to run, chase, and jump and catch your loved ones to splash colours on them? Yeah its time for holi, from younger ones to elder people, poor to rich, it is the festival which develops social bonding in the society.<\/p>
Holi,the festival of colours is usually celebrated on the full moon day falling in the month of phalguna. Like many other festivals holi is also celebrated for the victory of good over evil. (hiranyakasapa) .<\/p>
But how come colours become part of holi??<\/p>
According to mythology lord krisnha with his friends started playing holi by playing pranks on people in vrindhavan by splasing coloured water,also holi resembles the passionate love betwwen radha and krishna. Later on, Holi is celebrated by farmers with happiness that their dried fields are refilled by new crops. On this day farmers splash colours on each other.<\/p>
Holi is basically a two day event. First day is the bonfire night which is known as \"holika dahan \" and followed by the second day where the colour fight takes place. <\/p>
People in different parts of India celebrate holi differently in Mathura as \"lathdar holi\", in vrindhavan as \"vasanthapanchami\". Traditional colours are made with turmeric, neem, dhak, kumkum, tesu. Nowadays synthetic colours became popular which are harmful and sometimes causes skin allergy.<\/p>
On this day people consume sweets like gujiya, jilebi, gulab jamun and even thandai with bhaang, an intoxicating ingredient made from cannabis leaves is mixed with milk gives you more energy to be a part of carnival of colours..<\/p>
So, get ready for the carnival of colours and make your day colurful and memorable !!! Bura na mano holi haii!!<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489255373079","data":"58c43c1384f73"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489255394353","data":"58c43c29b19f9"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1489255412592","data":"58c43c361d61a"}]
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