Shivangi Sharma

New Delhi

Senior Sub-Editor at Dainik Jagran

Articles

Barbiecore Trend Takes Over Internet: How To Turn Your Photos Into AI Doll Avatars Using ChatGPT

1 week ago | english.jagran.com | Shivangi Sharma

Barbiecore trend reimagines everyday people, celebrities, and even brands as life-sized Barbie-style dolls, packaged like classic toys. The concept channels early 2000s Barbie ads, toy-store vibes, and a heavy dose of nostalgia, but with a high-tech twist
Infantilisation is my biggest pet peeve

3 weeks ago | carillonregina.com | Shivangi Sharma

“Oh, you poor thing! Aww! I am so sorry for you! Aww,” said someone to whom I was trying to explain how vaccination works. I know that sounds a wee bit confusing but allow me to give you the context. For the sake of anonymity (and saving my relationship with this person) I shall not name them. The conversation happened during COVID-19 when a lot was said about the potential harmful side effects of vaccines and how vaccination was a government scheme to manipulate the masses.
Government of Saskatchewan’s plans for post-secondary students

3 weeks ago | carillonregina.com | Shivangi Sharma

The last few years have been particularly stressful for both domestic and international students in Canada. COVID-19 cast a spell of continuous issues one after the other. We could barely keep up with schoolwork online during a global pandemic, then we were hit with inflation, the job crisis, the housing crisis and tuition hikes.
Industry Standards For Approval Of Related Party Transactions

1 month ago | mondaq.com | Shivangi Sharma

SC Singhania & Co. More Established in 1969, Singhania & Co. has established itself as one of the premier law firms in the country with 30+ partners and 200+ fee earners. Singhania & Co. is a full service law firm with practice areas ranging from General Corporate, Mergers and Acquisitions, Private Equity, Taxation, Finance, Intellectual Property, Dispute Resolution, Arbitration, Funds, International Trade etc.
The curious case of the delayed flu

1 month ago | carillonregina.com | Shivangi Sharma

The weather in Regina has finally started to become a little less brutal and a little more warm and forgiving. But before people can breathe a “warm” breath of relief they must win against the antagonist that rears its head every once a while and particularly when the weather transitions: the flu.
Students raise concerns about URSU’s finances at AGM

1 month ago | carillonregina.com | Shivangi Sharma

University of Regina Students’ Union (URSU) held its 2024-2025 annual general meeting on Friday, Feb. 7, 2025. URSU’s constitution states that it is mandatory for the students’ union to call a general meeting once within fifteen months of the previous AGM in accordance with the Canadian Not-for-profit Corporations Act. The students’ union held its last AGM on Feb. 1, 2024. The meeting was announced on URSU’s Instagram page and its official website on Jan. 16, 2025.
Student Ambassadors lead fundraiser for Gaza with UNICEF

1 month ago | carillonregina.com | Shivangi Sharma

The University of Regina Ambassador leaders Mohammad Akib Hossain and Vana Hung organized a two-day fundraiser in February for the children of Gaza, in collaboration with United Nations International Children’s Emergency Funds (UNICEF). Hossain, who was previously a part of UNICEF Canada’s youth advocacy program, contacted his previous colleagues to organize the fundraiser which was co-hosted by Hung.
'Getting Ready To Do It Soon': Donald Trump Confirms Plan To Impose Reciprocal Tariffs On India

2 months ago | english.jagran.com | Shivangi Sharma

Donald Trump asserted that such a policy had never been fully implemented before, but his administration was now preparing to enforce it. He also recalled his previous conversation with Modi, where he proposed the idea of reciprocal tariffs.
Neuroscience Says These 5 Gratitude Practices Can Transform Your Brain

2 months ago | medium.com | Shivangi Sharma

Shivangi Sharma·Follow4 min read·--What if I told you that simple gratitude practices could rewire your brain for happiness and unlock incredible positive effects? And the best part? It’s free. That’s exactly what science has revealed. Neuroscience has proven that practicing gratitude isn’t just feel-good advice — it literally changes how your brain works.
Student Mental Health support services at the U of R

2 months ago | carillonregina.com | Shivangi Sharma

A study conducted by Statistics Canada which evaluated the mental and physical health of young people in Canada reveals that the mental health of nearly half of the participants declined between 2019 and 2023. The report, published in September 2024, states that 49 per cent of participants between ages 16 and 21 years who felt optimistic about school in 2019 did not feel the same in 2023. The statistic highlights the importance of mentalhealth support services for young students .