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Violation of human rights is something that cannot be accepted at any cost.
Engaged With People And Society
Our commitment is to the society and the people who live in it. We make sure to give our best and go that extra mile to create a positive impact on society.
Diversity
There are a lot of diversities among us. But we should overcome these diversities and respect each other as humans.
Family & Career
We make it a point to provide carrier opportunities to at least one adult in the family so that they will have financial support.
Equal Opportunities
One of the important things that we struggle for is equal opportunities to everyone in the society irrespective of caste, creed and colour.
From Our Blog
Top Issues Plaguing The Millennial Society
Millennials these days have access to so many things – most of which the generation before them was not privileged enough to have! So when it comes to millennials, all we say is that thye're lucky as they have all the exposure and opportunities around them, which makes it much easier for them to reaslie their dreams. But have you ever though about the dark side of it? There are so many issues which even the millennials are troubled with – read on to know more:
Burnouts:
Tremendous work pressure, the rush of meeting deadlines, long working hours leave these youngsters with no time at all for themselves. And this repeated continuous pattern leads to nothing but a horrible burnout, which is tough to handle and go through. Also, the millennials take quite a long time even to realize they're burning out, which worsens matters.Broken marriages:
With more independence coming in, it is difficult for millennials to handle it all. With increasing work pressure, lifestyle pressure and the pressure to succeed, these millennials somewhere down the line end up neglecting themselves which makes it much more difficult to cope with what a relationship demands, thus ending up in broken homes and a rise in the divorce rate.Material pleasures:
These days, happiness is equated with the number of materialistic things one owns. And the millennials, although crushing under pressure keep putting up with fake standards fixated by society. This makes them even more susceptible to falling prey to depression – even though they have everything to live a comfortable and happy life, unless and until it they get approval from the society, it's just not enough. Materialistic attitude is on the rise – and no one knows where it's going to head us all to.Health issues:
Apart from getting affected mentally, the millennials are physically in bad shape too. After hectic working hours and late night partying, these youngsters have no energy to carry out any physical activity that keeps them fit and fine. The health issues plaguing the millennials range from obesity to fluctuating blood pressure – questioning the quality of their lives in the later stages – if this is the state now!
Disparity:
There is this increasing disparity in the education the millennials receive and the employment opportunities. Despite high qualifications and immense expenditure on education, the millennials are not gaining jobs as per their expectations, making them settle for something they aren't pleased with.
Why Are People From Bhutan Happy?
A friend recently visited Bhutan, and she told me why no other country in the world could beat Bhutan when it comes to being happy. The country may not be one of the most developed countries in the world economically, but it is indeed a class apart when it comes to the happiness of all it's citizens. And if you're wondering what the reasons behind this are, read the post:
The rest of the world, measures their growth and development in economic and quantitative terms, Bhutan is different – it has GNH – Gross National Happiness Index which measures the happiness quotient of every citizen in the country. Every effort of the government is directed towards making its people happy – now isn't this an example the world needs to follow?
Gross National Happiness Index:
The rest of the world, measures their growth and development in economic and quantitative terms, Bhutan is different – it has GNH – Gross National Happiness Index which measures the happiness quotient of every citizen in the country. Every effort of the government is directed towards making its people happy – now isn't this an example the world needs to follow?
Natural Abode:
More than 50% of Bhutan is pure, untouched wilderness – the people here preserve nature with utmost care and respect all the natural resources they have been blessed with. Panoramic views are a staple here – you needn't venture out far outside, or climb a hilltop to come across a stunning view! All you need to do is look around and take in the exotic beauty of this country. And every tourist here wishes to settle down forever in this country – the citizens of Bhutan are actually living their dream! The country is exceptionally clean and has the best climate throughout the year.