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A survey conducted by the psychology department of Saurashtra university (SU) has found that 72% of working women in Rajkot suffer from ‘superwoman sy ....
Saurashtra university RAJKOT: Did you change your route after the cat crossed youth path? Were you sweating in anxiety after a glass of milk fell from you hands? If yes, the signs are ominous. You are diagnosed of suffering from serious superstitions. A survey conducted by Saurashtra university’s psychology department on 1,260 people in both urban and rural areas to gauge people’s belief in superstitious beliefs came up with predictable results science and superstition are two faces of the same coin, especially for people of Saurashtra. They seem to have deep-rooted beliefs about everything being auspicious and inauspicious. The survey headed by HOD Yogesh Jogsan and associate professor, Dimpal Ramani found that people based their beliefs on a plethora of things including birds, animals, fruits, or flowers to classify anything under auspicious or inauspicious categories. Of the total people who were surveyed, 71 percent of rural people and 54 percent of urbanit ....
When Sapan Pansuriya saw his wife buying vegetables in big quantities, he was a bit surprised but didn’t suspect anything wrong. But Pabariya, 43, sta ....
Experts Reveal India s Biggest COVID-19 Superspreaders: ‘Youngsters’ Loitering On Streets KEY POINTS Experts say youngsters are flouting COVID-19 norms Many of these youngsters venture out by giving various excuses to family Health experts in India have identified loitering “youngsters” as the country’s biggest COVID-19 superspreaders amid a devastating second wave of the virus. Researchers at Saurashtra University in Gujarat s Rajkot city carried out a field survey as part of an effort to identify the virus superspreaders in and around the city. The survey involved 1,080 people, who were found loitering in the streets. Roughly 71% of them, in the age group of 15-40 years, said they had no genuine reason to be outside, according to assistant professors Dimpal Ramani and Hasmukh Chavda. ....