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            How to Stop Wasting Water? (By Sravani Binkam) Image By:- Shrut Kapadia Water covers about 71% of our earth that’s the reason why it’s so crucial to understanding and to change the climate. One of the most common ways in which people waste water by leaving the water running when brushing their teeth, shaving, showering, washing the dishes. Turn the tap off as soon as you start brushing, shaving, washing the dishes. For washing the dishes, we have one sink with clean water and one with soapy water. By using this tip, we can reduce water wastage. The average person wastes 30 glasses of water every day. Our toilet could be flushing away up to 5 gallons of water every time we flush. People tend to flush every time the toilet is used, which can waste hundreds of glasses a week. Using a pipe to wash the car can use up gallons of water. If we leave the hose running, then it can end up wasting almost 150 gallons of water. However, if we use a small bucket and sponge to wash the car

How to help your child deal with bullying (By  Sravani Binkam) Image By:- Kanishka Sharma Whether they're still young enough for the swing set or the right age for social media, kids need love and support to assign them to get up to bullying. Recognize it:-  While bullying has many forms, it generally involves being picked on over and one more. Samples of this unwanted behavior and aggression can include teasing, or shoving; purposefully leaving a toddler out of friendship circles; or saying things that embarrass the children. Teach your child to hunt help:-  Children have to know they will ask an adult, like a lecturer or playground aide, for help.  Practice what to do and say:-  Teach to be told your child that what to try and do when someone is bullying him or her. Look the bully within the attention and silently leave. If the bullying is happening on social media sites, for example-or through text messages, tell your child to not respond and to dam the one who is doing the bull

  Discrimination based on complexion (By  Sravani Binkam ) Image By:- Kanishka Sharma Discrimination based on skin Color:  It is also known as colorism. It is a form of discrimination, in that people who are members of the same race are treated differently based on the social impacts which come under cultural meaning which is known as skin color. The people who think about racism, can usually think it is the only way and commit against people who are outside their ethnicity. Persons who are members of different ethnic groups are highlighting the colorism biases as well as biases that increase the members of the same ethnic group. They believe that the person with a lighter complexion is considered as beautiful than the dark skin people. Research has found that discrimination based on skin color is a business, housing, health care, and politics in the U.S. and European countries. Lighter skin tone is preferred in many countries like Africa, South America, and Asia.  In the North America

  Effects of lockdown on one's mental health? (By Sravani Binkam) Image By:- Sandeep The lockdown affected to three main areas. They are physical movement out of the home, social distancing, and restricted availability of public services. There was a sudden and drastic alternation in our daily routine. People are facing a lot of problems in this lockdown time. Children are experiencing worry, anxiety, and fear and this can be similar to adults, such as fear of dying, a fear of their relatives dying, or fear to receive medical treatment. The children were loosed their academic year due to this lockdown and they may no longer have that sense of structure and stimulation that is provided by that environment and now they have less opportunity to be with their friends and get that social support that is essential for good mental health. While protective measures like social distancing and lockdown may help in curing the pandemic and get more effective solutions. In addition to the work