Sappho: Breaking Barriers Through scarce fragments and poems from antiquity, Sappho, considered to be the first female lesbian writer. Who arose in modern times with the same impact that she had in Sixth Century Greece. During which, her love poems about other women broke the restraints of literature and sexuality. At the time by expressing … Read more
With coronavirus shutdowns, billions of us are looking for ways to stay at home entertain. But if your life in isolation so far is revolving around binging TV shows and drinking wine. It might be time to try a new approach. Getting immersed in a new hobby can be really good for mental health and … Read more
On Thursday, India participated in a virtual meeting of SAARC health ministers hosted by Pakistan. Dr. Rajiv Garg represented India in the conference. Dr. Rajiv is presently the Director-General of Health Services. This conference was a golden opportunity for the Indian government to reiterate its commitment towards the sharing of expertise and best practices … Read more
Digital Literacy means having a set of skills to understand and use digital technologies creatively for meaningful actions. Digitally literate individuals are able to operate computers, tablets, smartphones, send and receive emails, browse the internet, access Government Services, search for information, undertaking cashless transactions, etc. In other words, they use IT to take part in … Read more
Many of us are weeks into this home bound, quarantine lifestyle with the global coronavirus pandemic. And, while many of us are coming to grips (more or less) with our new routines, we are now imagining what Ramadan will be like this year and how to make the best out of the situation at hand. … Read more
Whenever we consider American food, our mind goes to the classical cuisine of America. The country of America is known for its delicious cuisines such as fried chicken, Hamburger, Apple pie, Clam Chowder, Deep- Dish Pizza, and yummy fried chicken. This food has a great impact on us and every people has a little love … Read more
As the 2020 pandemic that has taken over the world at an alarming rate and caused several deaths .While the government is also encouraging scientist to develop the vaccine of COVID–19 . The oxford university in London has developed a quality development in researching for the virus.They have predicted that the vaccine has a chance … Read more
“We are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change, and we are the last generation that can do something about it.” – Jay Inslee A long-term shift in the usual climate of the planet with regard to temperature, wind, and precipitation, owing to anthropogenic or human activities is known as Climate Change. … Read more
As the USA is reeling severely from the deadly Coronavirus infection where the number of fatalities has crossed the mark of 47000 so far, President Donald Trump has said that the country was “attacked.” “We were attacked. This was an attack. This wasn’t just the flu by the way. Nobody has ever seen anything like … Read more
Envious. That is what I really feel, deep inside, after I take into consideration youngsters. I envy their innocence, their skill when they see greats on this planet, and particularly they are simple, undimmed gentle. However, I used to be a toddler who had their gentle dimmed and who developed a lot sooner than preferred. … Read more