Faisal 6 Jun 2026New demographic data suggests that the proportion of Indians who are widowed, divorced or separated has declined over the past decade, challenging perceptions about rapidly changing family structures. While several southern states have recorded a different trend, the broader national picture points toward greater marital stability. Experts say the findings offer valuable insight into evolving soci3 likes2 comments#family#demographics#india#society#marriage
Tarique Rahman 15 May 2026Kuwait launched the “Kuwait Award for Women’s Excellence: Status and Empowerment” under the patronage of Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah to coincide with Kuwaiti Women’s Day on May 16. Minister of Social Affairs Dr Amthal Al-Huwailah said the initiative aims to recognize women’s achievements and strengthen their role across different sectors while supporting empowerment a5 likes4 comments#kuwaitiwomen#womenempowerment#society#kuwait
Jacob Smith2 May 2026In London, a Jewish resident identified as Derek says he has stopped wearing his kippah in public due to safety concerns. The decision reflects growing fears among some communities about rising tensions and personal security in urban spaces. #London #Security #Community #Society #UK3 likes3 comments#uk#community#london#society#security
Faisal 29 Apr 2026Akhilesh Yadav met a BJP MLA injured while attempting to burn his effigy, emphasizing political restraint and social harmony. Leaders across parties visited the MLA, reflecting concern over rising tensions and the need to avoid conflict in public discourse. #AkhileshYadav #Politics #India #BJP #Harmony #Leadership #News #Society #Peace4 likes4 comments#leadership#akhileshyadav#harmony#india#news
Faisal 29 Apr 2026The Allahabad High Court refused a plea by a kinnar group seeking designated areas for collecting money, stating such extraction cannot be legally permitted. The case highlighted disputes and violent clashes over territorial control in Banda, raising concerns over law and order. #AllahabadHC #Law #India #Court #Justice #Rights #Society #News #Legal4 likes4 comments#law#rights#india#news#court
Jacob Smith11 Apr 2026new survey by LICRA reveals that 46% of people in France have faced racism or discrimination at some point in their lives. Minority communities reported the highest levels of unfair treatment, with religion emerging as a key factor. The findings highlight growing social distrust, with many respondents feeling isolated and even considering leaving the country. #France #Racism #Discrimination #Human4 likes4 comments#racism#licra#europe#society#humanrights
Jacob Smith4 Apr 2026Brazil has introduced new legislation allowing separated couples to share joint custody of their pets, reflecting changing societal views on animals as family members. With nearly 160 million pets across the country, the law acknowledges emotional bonds and aims to ensure fair arrangements after separation, marking a progressive step in legal recognition of pet ownership rights. #Brazil #PetCustod4 likes4 comments#animals#law#pets#family#society
Jacob Smith3 Apr 2026growing number of young adults in their 20s and 30s are showing renewed interest in the Catholic Church, seeking meaning, community, and relationships. Experts note a noticeable rise in conversions, though studies suggest more young people continue to leave than join. The trend reflects shifting spiritual priorities among younger generations in an increasingly uncertain world. #CatholicChurch #You4 likes4 comments#spirituality#breakingnews#globaltrends#society#religion