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Learning and understanding policies and laws living in a diverse country, we need to accept our policies, which are always in the making. Eventually, they will be for our benefit. This story of truckers and their law reminds everyone of making rules – involving the people it affects from the start. The road to change isn't just about the destination; it's about how you get there. Let's discuss this recent law in India, especially for truck drivers. Ensuring truckers had better working conditions was supposed to be a good thing. But man, did it hit a rough patch! The idea was to set up rules about working hours, rest breaks, and safety for drivers who practically live on the road. Sounds good, right? Well, it turns out not everyone thought so. So, what happened? The problem was more about how they introduced it than the law itself. It's like they forgot to explain why this law was needed in the first place. Imagine someone telling you to change your whole routine without...

Don’t you think it gets tricky for us as a teenager or students to complete all our parents' expectations… but the weird part is that no one understands it. Every time a teenager is not able to fulfill the expectations we are treated in such a way that we are meant to do the such things that we are not capable of at times.  This peer pressure can be a lot. We as kids do not want to disappoint our parents but if you remember the last blog, we talked about stress and how Genz faces it, and how we choose to escape from it.  What exactly peer pressure is? Who faces the pressure the most? Why do kids face it? Why do our elders put this pressure on us?  Peer pressure is what we kids get from our society or family or friends mainly parents, and can be a way of influencing our choices of life or in life… We kids, the new upcoming generations feel this pressure the most…  To answer the why questions above, it is important for us to dig a little deeper into our parents' though...