Introduction LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) is a community of different gender identities. The exclusion of this community from society begins with their houses. Parents are not ready to accept the individuality of their children, mainly because of social status. Their mental, social and physical life becomes miserable from ... Read More

Introduction The term ‘Online Dating’ refers to the use of dating websites for finding potential romantic partners. These websites require the user to create their self-descriptive profiles which will help them to find potential partners. Hence, self-presentation and impression management plays important roles in finding potential partners online. According to ... Read More

Introduction‘Black Lives Matter’ (BLM) campaign through social media not only shows the power of the campaign but also the power of social media. Social media has been an important tool for the ‘Black Lives Matter’ campaign from its very formation. An important feature of social media is that it is ... Read More

IntroductionSocial change is unavoidable, contagious and multi-leveled. Change in one level of society will lead to change in another level. Similarly, change in one social institution will impact the functioning of other social institutions. In this era of globalisation and interconnected world, change is fast and easier. It is transforming ... Read More

Introduction Religious practices include things like going to church, praying, wearing religious clothing or symbols, displaying religious artifacts, adhering to certain dietary restrictions, using preaching or other forms of religious expression, and refraining from certain actions. An old Women on the banks of the holy Ganges river in Varanasi, ... Read More

Introduction The term "social stratification" refers to the practise of categorising members of a society into distinct groups based on their socioeconomic status. It's a cornerstone of every society and has profound effects on people's daily lives. Layers of individuals make up society, and those at different levels of ... Read More

Introduction Ludwig van Beethoven was born on December 17, 1770, in Bonn, archbishopric of Cologne, Germany; he is often considered the greatest composer who ever lived. On March 26 March 1827, he passed away in Vienna. When it comes to that period in music, no one can compare to him. ... Read More

Introduction Lyndon B. Johnson or Lyndon Johnson was born or came into existence on the 27th of August in the year 1908 in the place called Texas located in the United States, and he died on the 22nd of January in the year 1973 in Texas. He became the 36th ... Read More

Introduction Margaret Mead was a famous American anthropologist, and her fame was a result of her thriving personality, outspokenness, and the quality of her scientific work. She is very well known for her work on non-literate people, especially in different regards of psychology and culture-the influence of their surroundings on ... Read More

Introduction The phrase “The Story of the Anklet, ” translated as “Silappadikaram/Cilappatikaran, ” alludes to the anklet known as Silambu that young Tamil women without husbands wore in the past and removed on their wedding day. Consequently, Silambu is a representation of virginity and innocence that later served as the ... Read More