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  Impact of COVID-19 on daily routine                                                                                                                                    by:- Shubham Swami Mostly this pandemic has left our lives in distraught and has tipped our axes, it has come as a surprise to some of us and has changed the way we live and the things we did on a daily basis. The lockdown has made us realize the importance of actually appreciating the things and people that we take for granted, but what it has taught us is the spirit of togetherness and giving helping others, and helping where one can. It has come to show us that money and material things are not as important as human life and caring for each other in times of need, it has shown how much greatness can come from working together and what it can do for a nation and community just by giving a helping where it is needed and wanted. In INDIA where I come from, during this period we have come together as a country, rich and

  Nyctophobia : Fear of the Dark Many of us can relate to running up the stairs to our lit bedroom while the rest of the house is blanketed in darkness. There is lot of uncertainty behind the dark, and many horror films and stories are centered around a pitch-black environment or the darkness of the night.  At a certain severity, this fear can be classified as Nyctophobia, which is the official phobia associated with being afraid of the dark. It is one of the most common fears among adults, along with the fear of heights. In fact, according to Glamour, “It is estimated that 11 percent of the U.S. population is afraid of the dark”. It is not necessarily a bad thing to be afraid of the dark; human’s have an inherent sense of caution, and our instinct is to protect ourselves from potential threats. The dark provides threats that we are unable to see and confront on our own, and for some, this becomes a phobia that inhibits many of their daily activities.   Being afraid of the dark genera