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Vaccination mandates are the requirement that says you must be vaccinated to do certain things like working, traveling, or even attending a concert.Vaccination mandates are not a new concept, there have been instances in the past, where government have resorted to such initiatives, to get a hold on an outbreak, e.g. measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox. Though, it targets for the speedy containment of the outbreak, but government cannot legally force it on people. From this perspective, healthcare workers, indeed come under the blanket cover of “Bodily integrity and personal autonomy”, The grave situation risen out of it, as masses of healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses, practitioners etc choose to opt out of their respective jobs, than to consider getting vaccinated, probably because of their first hand experience in healthcare industry and deep rooted fears against COVID-19 vaccines in particular, or to simply put, they are extremely exhausted, the consequences of which i...

Money is a medium of exchange for buying things, there are goods and services that are absolute necessary for short-term and long-term goals in life. But, yes beyond that, being a hoarder, whose sole purpose is to keep feeding bank accounts, is not necessary. Engage oneself in work that gives internal satisfaction is healthy and wise. Beyond money in life, what are some of the important things, according to me: 1) One’s relationship with oneself:   The most important thing, I always knew, I always read and heard, but not felt like now, ever before. You want to help people when you don’t know yourself, It’s not going to work. At least with your closest people and in life in general. You first need to sort yourself out and keep working at it. I believe, it's every person's own journey, which they have to complete here while living, but generally, it is too late, when we realize this, we are already caught up in a worldly mess or are generally taking our last breath, that all this...

The image shows Shiva, an Indian Deity in his Ardhanarishwara form. He is the symbolism of ultimate masculinity, but you will see in the Ardhanarishwara form of Shiva, one half of him is a fully developed woman. ‘Ardha ’ is half; ‘Nari’ is women; ‘Ishwara’ is lord, Shiva. This is basically trying to manifest that the masculine and the feminine are equally divided within yourself. This article is not about lecturing you, why women’s rights are important or asking you to pick up a banner and start marching on the road, or start posting on your social media accounts or get into a debate with strangers that might end up into a fight. Hi, I am biologically a woman and I am writing about this to better understand myself, what I want as a woman for myself and from society. Let me begin from the beginning. The creator of this mesmerizing world must have given a thorough thought before creating these biological differences in every living entity on this planet, though sometimes looking at th...