The whole world is not as lively as before ever since the ‘silent sniper’ of the world– COVID 19 — made its first appearance in China on December 31. The rogue reality of the deadly virus in the fourth month of Gregorian calendar best rhymes with TS Eliot’s The Waste...
When the U.S. White House coronavirus task force announced that social distancing needed to continue through April, it cited a stark death toll: As many as 240,000 Americans could die from COVID-19 even with efforts to mitigate its spread. As horrific as those numbers are, it could be a lot...
Age, you’re just a number But sometimes, you’ve made me ponder, Did you make me wiser? Age, you’re just a number But sometimes, you’ve made me wonder Did I grow up to be happy? Or did I sink in tears? Did I become brave? Or surrounded by fears? Born premature,...
By 1998, after 12 years in orbit, Russian space station Mir was showing its age. Power cuts were frequent, the computers unreliable and the climate control system was leaking. But when the crew began a study to assess the types of microbes they were sharing their living space with, even...
Allah’s thrown cursing pin! Violence on the Muslim community in the world, Sign arose for revenge on that oppressing herd. Corruption and misdeeds made human a kind of killing machine. Thus they exhorted to get the darn in. Unjust has a bound that is proved, damn falls when it is...
Assalamualaykum Wa Rahmatullah Wa Barakatuh My new name is Akeel and I am Indian, having grown up in southern plain state of Kerala. I had a very long road to Islam. I always believed in God from the time I was a child. My father had died when I was...
In a matter of months, the world has been transformed. Thousands of people have already died, and hundreds of thousands more have fallen ill, from a coronavirus that was previously unknown before appearing in the city of Wuhan in December 2019. For millions of others who have not caught the...
Brexit, coronavirus, and trade tiffs may be making economic headwinds, but despite immediate challenges, the world economy is projected to keep growing at a rapid pace over the next few decades. In fact, by 2050, the global market is projected to double its current size, even as the UN forecasts...
The COVID-19 has hit us hard. As of now, there has been as many as 54,000 deaths and still counting goes up. This is not the same as the flu virus, rather it is worse than that. The new virus is highly infectious, and with the potential to have asymptomatic...
The clocks started ticking from a long time ago, sometimes giving birth to a new story other times unfolding a new mystery. Since the beginning of time there have been magnificent people whose spirits bid goodbye but their deeds still live in the depths of people’s hearts, generations after generations....
Ramadan is one of the most important times in a Muslim’s life that comes once in every year. It is a chance for a believing Muslim to replenish his or her soul by practicing the norms of Islam more repetitively, more accurately, and more sacredly. In that holy month all...
Mankind has been facing the most difficult health crisis in history. According to the estimate of Imperial College, London: coronavirus can kill 1 million people in Asia and 300,000 in Africa alone. However, efforts to combat this global crisis are missing. To cope with this crisis, the first thing we...
Plagues and pandemics throughout the history : Throughout the course of history, disease outbreaks have ravaged humanity, sometimes changing the course of history and, at times, signaling the end of entire civilizations. These are 12 of the most deadly pandemics which occurred in the world throughout the history : The...
My Life Is Not Mine— Give up wanting what other people have. That way you’re safe. “Where, where can I be safe?” you ask. This is not a day for asking questions, Not a day on any calendar. This day is conscious of itself. This day is a lover, bread,...
Nestled amid the soaring skyscrapers of Tokyo’s central business district, Kiyoshi Takagi, practises an art form that is more than 1,300 years old. He is making washi paper, a craft now protected by Unesco as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Washi refers to paper made using traditional Japanese methods...
Huge computer screens line a dark, windowless control room in Corvallis, Oregon, where engineers at the company Nuscale Power hope to define the next wave of nuclear energy. Glowing icons fill the screens, representing the power output of 12 miniature nuclear reactors. Together, these small modular reactors would generate about...
Wearing a headset to play a virtual-reality game is fun. As you move your head around, you can see the scene from different angles. You’re immersed in a fake environment that seems so real. But the power of VR may go well beyond entertainment. It just might help people who...
Brothers -Kazi Falguni Eshita They say, sometimes being a sister Is better than being a princess. They say, brothers are superheroes I agree, they’re certainly no less. He’ll fight with her, he might make her cry But to bring her down? That he’ll never try. She’s his shield, while he...
“When one door of happiness closes, another opens, but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one that has been opened for us.”’ – Helen Keller “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.”...
Windows Explorer for Windows 10 does a decent job. It’s certainly an improvement over what Windows Explorer used to be 10 years ago. But there are still a lot of features that could make it truly great. Thankfully, there are a few developers who’ve built Windows Explorer alternatives. A few...
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