Mam continue study nhi ho paa rhaa hai Me study kar rrhaa hu 5-6 hour's but I don't study 2 hour's continue what should I do

Ans: May be you father is having vascular dementia
Please consult a Neurologist

Ans: Early dinner by 6pm helps to have good digestion
Include Salads and fruits in your daily meal
Good physical activity

Ans: You need to meet a Sports Physician. Dr. Kannan Pugazhendi who is Consulting at the Sparrc institute and has branches in many places in India. Please check on their website

Ans: Ulcerative Colitis is mostly an Autoimmune and has its emissions and flare ups with stress
Managing lifestyle through dome regular consistent changes is very important.
This includes
Eating early dinner
Avoiding heavy protein in dinner meal
Avoiding too much fibre in the diet
Adequate hydration
Avoid spicy food in diet

Ans: I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing in your job search. Transitioning back to full-time employment after a career break can indeed be daunting, but it's not impossible. First of all, update your resume and tailor it to highlight your relevant skills, experiences, and achievements. Address the career gap in your cover letter by briefly explaining the circumstances that led to your break and emphasizing your enthusiasm and readiness to re-enter the workforce. Consider taking on volunteer work or freelance projects in your field to gain recent experience, build your resume, and demonstrate your skills to potential employers. Volunteering can also help you stay connected to your industry and expand your professional network. Be open to exploring contract or temporary positions as a way to re-enter the workforce and gain recent experience. Temporary assignments can sometimes lead to permanent employment opportunities and provide valuable networking connections. Utilize multiple job search channels, including online job boards, company websites, recruitment agencies, and professional networking platforms like LinkedIn. Be proactive in reaching out to companies directly, even if they're not actively advertising job openings, to inquire about potential opportunities. Tap into your professional network and reach out to former colleagues, mentors, and industry contacts for advice, support, and job leads. Attend networking events, join professional associations, and participate in online forums to expand your network and uncover potential job opportunities. 

Regarding changing fields or exploring opportunities in other countries, it's important to carefully assess your skills, interests, and preferences, as well as the job market conditions and immigration requirements of the countries you're considering. Research industries and occupations that align with your strengths and interests, and consider how your transferable skills from your HR background could be applied in other fields or roles.

If you're considering working abroad, research visa options, work permit requirements, and job prospects in your desired destination country. Keep in mind that international job searches may require additional planning, resources, and adaptation to different cultural and regulatory environments. Overall, remain persistent, resilient, and open to exploring different paths and opportunities as you navigate your return to full-time employment. With determination, perseverance, and strategic planning, you can successfully overcome career challenges and find a rewarding job that aligns with your skills, goals, and aspirations.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,

It is difficult to tell if a person likes you romantically or just as a friend. There are always 50-50 chances of both. In my opinion, you should subtly ask her the same. Why assume when you can get clarity on the same? Start by telling that you like her more than just a friend. She will have some reaction, and she will also respond to it a certain way depending on how she feels about you. If she sees you as just a friend, I am sure she will let you know. And if she likes you back romantically, she will reveal that too. But I suggest you don't assume and overthink.

Best Wishes.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,

I am sorry that you are feeling this way. One-sided love can be harsh on your mind. We can't exactly blame her here. She never led you on or expressed any such feelings for you. Neither was she bound to reciprocate. But keeping that aside, you are allowed to feel sad. Allow yourself to feel it. Trust me, it's nostalgia. It will pass. It is normal to be distracted when you are feeling gloomy. Try diverting your attention to something else. Talk to your friends, go out for a movie, go for a weekend trip, pick up a hobby, hit the gym, go for a run; mostly, keep yourself busy. You will not feel like this forever. I assure you that.

Best Wishes.

Ans: Dear Rinkesh,

I cannot offer you much advice without further context. Why is she mad at you? Were you at fault? Or did she just decide to stop talking to you? If so, why? Has she decided to move on? Every little detail matters. Now, what I can tell you is to be patient. If this is a simple fight, she will come around. Let things calm down and then try to make up with her. If this is more serious, for instance, she doesn't want to be in a relationship anymore, it's important to understand why and then act accordingly.

Best Wishes.

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