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Overcrowded Gyms and Unwanted Attention: Women Share Their Workout Woes (opens the original)
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Careless handling of weights, patrons hogging on to equipment, unsolicited advice — these are just some uncomfortable encounters gym-goers are witnessing in city as more and more people jump onto fitness bandwagon We lack civic sense and that is why we feel entitled to property in public spaces. The most basic things are also very difficult for people to follow, as we are not considerate and do not care about others in any way Copyright © Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For repr
Discovering the Cinematic Soul of Laggere: A Journey Through Memory and Leisure (opens the original)
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Researchers find wo men negotiating leisure around work, childcare and social expectations, while single-screen theatres serve as rare spaces for collective recreation What the project made us think is that there is no one correct way of watching a film. Cinema could be a song playing in a garment factory, a statue of a star outside a house, a ticket stub kept for years, or a theatre that becomes a meeting point Copyright © Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights:Time
Transforming Waste into Sustainable Living: Bengaluru's Eco-Friendly Innovations (opens the original)
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From simple, mindful habits such as segregating waste, using rainwater and shunning plastic to more intricate methods of creating art out of waste and recreating a forest on one’s terrace, B’lureans find ways to champion sustainability I wanted the whole system to be a closed loop. The soil acts as an insulator, the plants help create a cooler microclimate, the pond water is reused for the plants and even fallen leaves become mulch and compost. I designed it so that the system can run with minim
The Ominous Reality of Secretly Filming Women in Public Spaces (opens the original)
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When women begin to feel that they are being watched, photographed or scrutinised even during something as ordinary as a morning walk, public space stops feeling truly public and equal. It places an additional burden on women to constantly monitor their surroundings, rather than allowing them to simply occupy and enjoy these spaces Copyright © Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights:Times Syndication Service
Premarital Testing: Separating Myths from Medical Need (opens the original)
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A single low (sperm) count is usually a temporary physiological fluctuation, where the only correct clinical approach is reassurance rather than triggering unnecessary treatments. Most of these anxieties are purely psychological rather than biological, meaning a session with a marriage counselor before marriage is a far better investment than medical panels Copyright © Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights:Times Syndication Service
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