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 Talking openly about mental health issues is on the rise It took time to admit that I had a mental health problem. Arpana Thapa of Satdobato narrated her experience. Arpana, who works in a private company, is yet to be identified as to why mental health problems started. Arpana, who came to the hospital after having headaches, stomach aches, fatigue, and diarrhea, was recommended to see a psychiatrist after all the tests. At that time she could not accept it herself. After the doctor consulted for a while, she was ready to undergo a mental examination. After the examination, the doctor prescribed medicine according to the advice that he would recover after taking normal medicine. As per the doctor's advice, she started taking medicine. His parents knew that he had gone to the hospital. Her parents asked what the doctor said but she told other things without telling the real problem. She says, 'When I was finding it difficult to accept myself, I told other reasons because I tho

Essay on Cryptocurrency The RBI issued a circular dated April 6, 2018 banning the use of cryptocurrencies in trade and also ordered banks and other financial institutions not to conduct any transactions in virtual currencies. Unhappy with this decision, the Internet and Mobile Association of India challenged it in the Supreme Court. Hearing this petition against the RBI order, the Supreme Court on March 4, 2020 lifted the ban on the use of cryptocurrencies in trade and investment. It was only after this decision given by the Supreme Court that cryptocurrency and its related issues started spreading its footing in India as well. Currently there are more than 13000 cryptocurrencies in circulation in the world.