In India, coal is the most significant and abundant fossil fuel. It supplies 55% of the nation’s energy requirements. The foundation of the nation’s industrial history was built upon indigenous coal. In the previous four [Read More]
One of the vilest things of human nature is that we often tend to take for granted that which comes easy to us. Rain is one such resource that we all rejoice in but never [Read More]
Despite decades of efforts to fight this malaise, India’s nutrition profile is still one of the most alarming in the world. The Global Hunger Index (2020) placed India precariously at the 94th spot among 107 [Read More]
For thousands of years, the Indian subcontinent has experienced the monsoon. Despite having a June 1, its official beginning date over Kerala, it first enters mainland India between the last week of May and the [Read More]
Workforce of a nation is one of the most important factors/resources that steer the country and plays a pivotal role in its growth and development. Women account for approximately 50% of the world population. However, [Read More]
The lumpy skin disease virus (LSDV), a member of the poxviridae family and the genus capripoxvirus, is the cause behind lumpy skin disease (smallpox and monkeypox viruses are also a part of the same family). [Read More]
When it comes to ancient cultures, philosophy and religion, in most cases, are identical and can hardly be divided into watertight compartments. India is by no means an exception in this case. This article will [Read More]
The Green Fins Hub is the world’s first platform for the marine tourism sector, assisting operators in making straightforward, affordable adjustments to their routines by utilising tried-and-true methods, tracking their annual progress, and interacting with [Read More]
To promote international investment in Russia’s Far East, the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) was founded in 2015. The EEF presents the area’s economic potential as well as favourable business environments and investment prospects. The agreements [Read More]
The Mauryan king Ashoka has been known to be one of the greatest patrons of Buddhism in the history of India. Both the Buddhist texts and the king’s own inscriptions clearly echo his connection with [Read More]