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Dec 09
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How Would be the World Without Meat Eaters?

By Health and Fitness, Personal Growth, Science 2 Comments

What is the biggest contributor to Global Warming? You might be thinking about the emission of greenhouse gases from transportation or burning fossil fuels or deforestation. However, it might be surprising to you but cows and pigs are going to be the biggest contributor to global warming very soon. But why is that? We all are worried about CO2 emission and it’s devastating effects on climate change. But methane is even more dangerous. Heat-trapping ability of methane is much higher than CO2.  Cows emit a…

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Nov 25
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The Quiddity of True Friendship

By Personal Growth No Comments

Ok, close your eyes and think about a friend with whom life seems exciting and an adventurous journey. A friend with whom you feel energetic even in adverse situations, who is there beside you to support you, to criticize you for your mistakes. Oh! you have more than one such friends. Congratulations! So, what if one has no such friends. Mind it, a friend doesn’t mean, they have to be outside our family. Your parents can be your such friend, your spouse can be…

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Nov 18
Amal Raychaudhuri

Amal Kumar Raychaudhuri: The Legacy of an Indian Physicist.

By All, Biography, Science No Comments

You know what is one of the major problems with Science in India, especially after the british era? We lack in scientific temper or that scientific environment among most of us. We failed to appreciate our own scientists who contributed immensely to science. Whereas the whole world admired their contribution, most of them remain a hidden figure in their own homeland. Amal Kumar Raychaudhuri is such a name among them. Have you heard about him before? If you are/ were not a student of…

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Nov 11
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Superbugs: A Threat Of Global Annihilation

By All, Science 8 Comments

Imagine a world where a simple cut in the hand results in the death of a person. Sounds very unrealistic and fictitious right!  However, our own world was like that once. Before Alexander Flemming discovered Penicillin, people used to die from a simple paper-cut, knee injury, throat problem anything which can lead to an infection. Simple because we didn’t have any arsenal which could fight with bacterias.  Then the revolution happened in 1928 with the discovery of Penicillin by Alexander Flemming and a new…

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Nov 04
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The Quest For Our Own Uniqueness

By All, Personal Growth 7 Comments

Let me share with you story of two friends- One of them is near perfect in the eyes of his parents, neighbors, and society. He went to college, got the degrees. Finally got a decent job and settled down, just the way the whole world tell you to do. Another one has a little different story. He also went to college but didn’t like the system there. Being a curious learner always, he later established an online education programme, where a like-minded community of…

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Oct 21

The Road to being creative

By All, Personal Growth, Science No Comments

I have a question for you. What’s the most important resource that humans have? Without it, nothing new could ever happen. Think about it… It’s creativity. Think for a moment, it’s because of creativity humans have come so far from jungles. We have progressed so much over the decades. Without creativity, we would repeat the same pattern again and again. And nothing new can ever happen then. Now a lot of questions are floating on the mind. What is actually Creativity?       …

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Oct 19

The Essence of Our Festivals

By All, Personal Growth No Comments

Happy Dussehra (Vijayadashami) to everyone. May love and joy rejuvenate your life. This is one of the best time of the year when we celebrate lots of festivals and I have been celebrating and enjoying these festivals since my childhood. But somehow this year at this time I have been thinking about the essence of all these festivals. A few days back I was watching an interview of one of India’s finest writer and he said- ” the more educated we are, the less Indian…

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Oct 07
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Einstein’s ‘Theory of Happiness’.

By All, Personal Growth, Science No Comments

What’s the first word come to your mind after hearing the name Albert Einstein?   Genius, Great Physicist, the epitome of intellect, theory of Relativity or whatever. But do you know the man who discovered many mysteries of the Universe also gave a theory about well being of humans? A topic which is probably more relative than the theory of relativity is ‘happiness for humans’. There are tons of scientific studies about what really makes human happy. But there is no single answer. Probably this…

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Sep 02
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How your frequency determines your life

By All, Personal Growth, Science One Comment

Frequency, a term we all read in science books. In physics, it defines as the number of waves that pass a fixed point per unit time. We all are familiar with that. But what connection does frequency has with your life? How are they related?                    Nikola Tesla, One of the greatest mind lived on the earth once said-  “If you want to find the secrets of the Universe               …

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