This new disease spreads in Britain; people's heart beats increase as soon as their mobile rings

In Britain, 25 lakh youth are experiencing a new condition known as Telephobia, where they become anxious as soon as their mobile rings. To address this, a new course has been introduced at Nottingham College in Britain, aimed at helping young people overcome their fear of mobile phones.

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For many, mobile phones are a source of relief

They simplify numerous tasks in today's world, and our daily lives heavily rely on them. From transactions to shopping, we accomplish most tasks from home using mobile phone While they have made life easier, they have also introduced challenges.

One major issue is mobile addiction. But would you believe that nowadays, some people are frightened by the sound of a ringig phones ? It seems unbelievable, yet in Britain, over 25 lakh young individuals are scared by this sound. This condition is known as call anxiety or telephobia, and a course is being offered to help alleviate this fear.

Millions are affected by telephobia

Telephobia is essentially a stress symptom, where individuals neither feel like conversing with anyone nor answering calls. This stress leads to silence, and as a result, they become afraid of a ringing phone. Today, millions are troubled by this issue.

How is telephobia being treated?

Treatment for telephobia has begun. Coaching sessions are being conducted at Nottingham College, UK. In these classes, students learn how to communicate when receiving calls, boosting their confidence and helping them recover from telephobia. Additionally, they are encouraged to engage in conversations with others.

Moreover, those affected by telephobia are taught how to effectively express themselves over the phone. Coaching classes also focus on helping them communicate their points clearly.

Why are only the youth affected by this condition?

A report indicates that most young people today primarily communicate through messaging, rarely making phone calls. This leads to hesitancy during calls. A survey revealed that 70% of individuals aged 18 to 34 prefer messaging, as it is their comfort zone. This is why they are more susceptible to this condition.

Chill increases after rain in Delhi, alert for dense fog, what will be the weather like for the next three days?

Following the rainfall in Delhi, the weather has turned colder. The Meteorological Department has issued a dense fog alert. Consequently, people are using bonfires to keep warm. With rising pollution levels in Delhi, GRAP-4 has been enforced, as the air quality is currently poor.

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The rain in Delhi NCR since late Wednesday evening has intensified the chill.

The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert, forecasting fog and rain for several days. Due to a Western disturbance, dense fog covered Delhi NCR from Wednesday morning, but by the afternoon, there was some sunshine, and by evening, light rain fell in various parts of Delhi NCR. The rain further increased the chill and lowered the temperature.

The Delhi government implemented Grape 3 and Grape 4 on Wednesday evening due to worsening air pollution, but there was a slight improvement in air quality after the rain. People are using bonfires to stay warm in Kamala Market, Delhi. Residents report that the cold has intensified over the past two days. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert in Delhi, with nighttime temperatures dropping to 12 degrees Celsius. According to the department, the cold will persist along with light rain for the coming days.

Classes started on hybrid mode

The weather has cleared in Delhi due to the rain. Nevertheless, the Delhi government enforced Grape 3 and Grape 4 on Wednesday evening, leading to the decision to start classes in hybrid mode for all students except those in 10th and 12th grades. Meanwhile, in response to the increasing cold in Noida, the District Magistrate ordered a change in the timing of all private and government school classes from January 16 until further notice.

Timing of schools changed

The District Basic Education Officer has mandated that all classes from nursery to eighth grade will begin at 10:00 am. This measure aims to protect young children from the cold and prevent illness. Therefore, the District Magistrate has advocated for altering school timings. A dense fog alert is in place for Delhi for the next four days, with the possibility of more rain thereafter.

Got her son raped and then sold the minor for prostitution… Woman gets life imprisonment after 14 years

The POCSO court of Jaipur Mahanagar 1 in Rajasthan has sentenced a woman to life imprisonment. The woman initially had her minor son rape a young girl. Subsequently, she coerced the girl into prostitution, and upon her refusal, she assaulted her. Furthermore, she sold the girl.00

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In Rajasthan, a woman orchestrated the rape of a minor girl by her son and later sold her for prostitution.

The court has now sentenced the woman to life imprisonment, describing her as a menace to society. This incident dates back to 2014, with a case filed at the Galta Gate police station in Jaipur regarding the girl's abduction.

The police intervened and located the missing girl after approximately 10 months. During questioning, the girl revealed that a woman named Karishma alias Kasso, along with her son Sapna and a girl named Naina, took her from Rajasthan to Shikohabad in Uttar Pradesh. There, her minor son raped her. Additionally, she was forced into prostitution, and when she resisted, the woman burned her with hot tongs.

Left at the railway station

Subsequently, Karishma and her son attempted to sell her to two individuals. The woman first took her to a man named Bablu, then to Firozabad to meet Manju. The girl claimed that when the mother and son failed to get a satisfactory price for her at both locations, they left her with Manju. Manju's sister-in-law, Balli, intervened and rescued the girl from the accused mother-son duo and Manju, eventually leaving her at the Jaipur railway station.

Woman sentenced to life imprisonment

Following this, when the police found the girl, they initiated proceedings. The police filed charges against Karishma and her son in 2016 and 2014. In this case, 18 witnesses and 14 documents were presented in court. The court issued arrest warrants for Karishma, her son, her accomplice Naina, her daughter Sapna, Manju, and Bablu. The POCSO court of Jaipur Metropolitan 1 has now sentenced the woman to life imprisonment.