10 Popular Dog Accessories In India

Having a furry friend is all fun and frolic until the hard part comes: the duties and obligations of a pet parent, which include taking good care of them and raising them. While doing so, there are many things to consider, and one of those things is getting all the different and necessary dog supplies. Taking care of a puppy is similar to caring for children, and it must not be taken lightly. Welcoming the furry four-legged brat into your world requires the newfound parent to gather the necessities that equate to the pet dog’s comfortable and stress-free living.

With so many different kinds of dog accessories on the market, you might feel overwhelmed with all the options available, and it might feel impossible to sort through them all. To help you out, we’ve made a list of the 10 most essential and popular dog accessories that you’ll need for an ideal parenting experience. With these items on hand, you’ll be fully prepared for anything dog parenting throws at you, so you can relax and enjoy every moment with your new pooch. 

Cosmetics for Men

Owing to K-pop, a genre of Korean pop music, flawless skin — natural or corrected by cosmetics — has become non-gender-specific.

Due to prevailing gender stereotypes, the word “make-up” insinuates feminine connotations and for decades the market has been largely dominated by products targeted solely to the female population. But that discourse is shifting, and behavior is changing with it.

Not too long ago, a spot of moisturizer or aftershave was one thing, but anything more for men was taboo. But times have changed, and male grooming is now a Rs 3,800-crore market in India.

Global Warming: Is It Real? Or Just An Environmentalist's Claim?

Global warming has been a sensitive topic of debate for several years. While there is actual scientific reasoning for it, tackling it is still a work in progress. Listed below, are some of the common myths and facts I have come across about it.

Popular Superstitions in India

Any belief or behavior that is based on supernatural causes and contradicts current science is referred to as superstition. Superstitious beliefs and behaviors vary greatly from person to person and from culture to culture. In India, a black cat crossing the road denotes ill luck, whereas a crow cawing signals that visitors are on their way.

The word "superstition" is believed to come from the Latin superstitio, which means "to be amazed." The term is also related to the Latin word superstes, which means "outliving" or "surviving," and refers to ideas and values that have survived long after their original meaning has been forgotten.

Many people claim that superstitious practices date back to the dawn of time. Humans tried to construct an understandable universe with forces that could be affected by intervention in the face of natural disasters such as thunderstorms and earthquakes, as well as the unpredictability of disease and food supply.

Actors, miners, fishermen, and gamblers are all more superstitious than the average person, and the performance of all of these jobs is more out of the individual's control.

Suicide: What's True & What Isn't

There is a lot of taboo around suicide. While some consider it an escapist choice, others support it. While I personally have no point of view on it, here are some common facts and myths I have come across about the psyche of those who are prone to commit suicide, common causes, and general misunderstanding of the subject.