Re Establish Yourself: An Inspirational Story
Here is a small story, that can inspire you to do something big in life, to make that change you were waiting for, may...
Social Media Detoxification : A Mindful Necessity
Whenever we sit for studying, we immediately expect for a break. So, why not do the same with social media. According to a statistics,...
Societies in Delhi University
ABOUT DU SOCIETIES
Along with their famous courses and crowd, DU societies are also a reason for their popularity.
A young mind always demands a platform...
Envious of Other’s Happiness?- (FOMO) The Fear of Missing Out –
The Fear of Missing Out- FOMO
Have you ever felt that you are missing out on your dreams? Have you ever wanted to do everything at once? Have you ever felt like the time is running short and you have so much to do? Have you ever felt like 24 hours a day is not enough for you? We all have experienced this situation at some point of time. Besides, many of us are nowadays experiencing the fear of missing out on the enjoyment others are having. It is something that just makes you agitated.
You can handle your busy schedules, make the best use of your caliber by putting all your efforts and can overcome the fear of missing out on your dreams but missing out the opportunity or the fun others are having is also growing in this era of technology. Experts have a term for this fear; FOMO (fear of missing out) is “a pervasive apprehension that others might be having rewarding experiences from which one is absent”. It is a social disorder that makes people feel they are missing an opportunity for social interaction and that’s what makes them obsessively check e-mails, whatsapping, texting, posting on facebook timeline, uploading pictures on instagram and using every social networking site to keep themselves up to date. These people are always accustomed to the outside world and also...
Divided by boundaries, United by DU
Delhi University, it's not just a bunch of colleges it's rather a home to thousands of students. The university accepts you, moulds you and...
























