Impact of Covid-19 on Human Lifestyle

Impact of Covid-19 on Human Lifestyle

The previous year, 2020, saw the outbreak of a deadly virus, SARS‐CoV‐2, leading to the emergence of the Covid-19 disease. Ever since then, there has been no stoppage to the spread of this life-threatening virus. Though according to the WHO (World Health Organization), the coronavirus has accounted for a global pandemic. The actual truth goes
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Change Your Lifestyle to beat the Corona Virus

Change Your Lifestyle to beat the Corona Virus

This past year was a topsy turvy roller coaster ride. Everyone was on a journey no one expected. Furthermore, as more and more days passed by, the tougher it got. We had to adjust to new norms. Norms that are now considered normal. Firstly, think about the time when you first went to the bar.
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Covid 19 : Myths and Facts

Covid 19 : Myths and Facts

The government and the healthcare bodies are continually requesting to stay indoors, use sanitizers frequently, stay calm, and immediately reach out The government and the healthcare bodies are continually requesting to stay indoors, use sanitizers frequently, stay calm, and immediately reach out for medical advice in case of showing coronavirus infection symptoms—cough, fever, sneezing, fatigue, and
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Fake News Alert

Fake News Alert

In the era of fake news, knowing the truth is very crucial. Fake news circulating through social media in the nation has become a major concern. There is a huge number of social media users in our country. Hence, any news is most likely to spread quickly. This is where facts come into the picture.
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Low Cost Oxygen Generator

Low Cost Oxygen Generator

Prof. Ramamurthy, Dr. Arun Rao, and Bhaskar K are material scientists who work on sensors and electronic applications. When COVID-19 became a global threat, it was soon obvious to the team that there will be a dearth of oxygen supply in the coming months, especially in villages and other remote areas.     They have
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Tips To Protect Yourself From COVID-19

Tips To Protect Yourself From COVID-19

Most countries around the world have seen cases of COVID-19 and many are experiencing outbreaks. Authorities in China and some other countries have succeeded in slowing their outbreaks. However, the situation is unpredictable so check regularly for the latest news. You can reduce your chances of being infected or spreading COVID-19 by taking some simple
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FAKE ALERT: Tasuku Honjo did not claim corona-virus was manufactured in China

FAKE ALERT: Tasuku Honjo did not claim corona-virus was manufactured in China

A WhatsApp message attributed to Japanese Nobel Prize winner Tasuku Honjo claims that coronavirus is not natural but man-made in China. The same message was spread on Facebook and many other social media platforms. The message doing the rounds on the instant messaging platform quotes Tasuku Honjo to claim that China is lying about its
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Coronavirus and International Tourism

Coronavirus and International Tourism

The Tourism Industry is entering a great crisis due to the worldwide panic of the Corona Virus whose duration and scope is still unknown, which is leading to the stock market crash that continued for more than a month to all the giants of the sector. The impact of the Covid-19 Corona Virus on world
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Deficits due to the postponement of reopening colleges

Deficits due to the postponement of reopening colleges

The mayor of Ithaca, N.Y., said the city would face consequences if its local colleges don’t reopen their campuses this fall due to the coronavirus, according to a report on Monday. “If the students don’t come back in the fall, we’re in real cataclysmic trouble,” Mayor Svante Myrick said during an interview with CNBC. Ithaca is home to
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Wildlife population decline, extinction, habitat loss and the virus spillover

Wildlife population decline, extinction, habitat loss and the virus spillover

There are between 5 and 15 million living organisms on the planet Earth and only 1.5 million species have been identified, named, and described yet. We have around 300,000 species of plants, 4-8 million insects, and approximately 50,000 vertebrates- of which 10,000 are birds. Three-quarters of the total land of Earth has been significantly affected
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