The government reported today that two people have passed away from influenza brought on by the H3N2 virus. In Haryana and Karnataka, two people have passed away. The first H3N2 death in the nation is thought to have occurred in Hassan, Karnataka, and involved an 82-year-old male. According to Continue Reading
Do you still feel delighted when you come across a pack of phantom cigarettes or a bag of pan pasand toffees in a store? We too! Nothing compares to the excitement of occasionally discovering a few of them in a city nook. These culinary memories unquestionably make us happy to have been a part of […]Continue Reading
Have you ever been drifting off to sleep, only to suddenly feel like you’re falling from a great height? This sensation, known as a hypnic jerk or sleep start, is a common experience for many people. It can be startling and unsettling, leaving you wondering why it happens and whether it’s something to be concerned […]Continue Reading
Some stories last a lifetime! Neerja Bhanot, the adorable young flight attendant, is the subject of this discussion. And how she turned herself into a superhero for future generations to admire after making history out of a single occurrence. Let’s thank the courageous young woman Neerja Bhanot for saving many lives while putting others before […]Continue Reading
According to a recent study, artificial intelligence can assist in identifying early indications of cancer in chest x-rays. Researchers discovered that a cutting-edge AI technology can distinguish between normal and pathological chest x-rays in a clinical context. Chest X-rays are used to diagnose a number of heart and lung diseases. A chest X-ray that is […]Continue Reading
According to a media report, an associate professor of Indian descent at the Wellesley business school in Massachusetts has filed a complaint, claiming that she was the victim of racial and gender discrimination. Lakshmi Balachandra, an associate professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College, claimed she suffered mistreatment and reputational damage as a result of Continue Reading
Heat can have both direct and indirect effects on people. Heat illness, hastened respiratory disease mortality, cardiovascular disease, and hospitalisation are some of the immediate impacts. Indirect implications include increased food and waterborne disease transmission as well as the possibility for disruptions in electricity, water, transportation, and productivity. Continue Reading
A lengthy discussion on Twitter has been triggered by a video that Bharat Matrimony posted. The video was published on Holi, which this year coincided with International Women’s Day and discusses the trauma women experience that prevents them from participating in the holiday. However, some users claimed the matrimonial service was prejudice against a specific […]Continue Reading
The Korean pop industry, also known as K-pop, has taken the world by storm in recent years with its catchy tunes, synchronized dance routines, and stylish music videos. However, behind the glamour and glitz lies a darker side to the K-pop industry that many fans and outsiders are not aware of. In this article, we […]Continue Reading
The Event Management Association Kerala (EMAK), an association of event managers in Kerala announced the fourth edition of the Silent Heroes Awards, an initiative to recognize and appreciate the efforts of their event partners and vendors who have given any assistance or service to any events conducted in Kerala. The Silent Heroes Awards 2023 will […]Continue Reading



















