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Courage to accept and dedication to improve are two keys to success

A leading blog to bring real issues, and stories, which need attention.

A leading blog to bring real issues, and stories, which need attention.

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The impact of social media on Society

Social media allows people to keep up with friends, family members, and others they are connected with in ways that were previously impossible. It

Social media allows people to keep up with friends, family members, and others they are connected with in ways that were previously impossible. It

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Loopholes in Indian Constitution

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The Indian constitution is the law of the land. However, even if it is borrowed from different constitutions, and is known as one of the lengthiest constitutions yet it has some loopholes, and challenges which need to be addressed. Indian constitution has worked, but is it as per the requirement of 21st century?

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Why should not you use Chat-Gpt?

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A leading blog to bring real issues, and stories, which need attention.

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Why should not you use Chat-Gpt?

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A leading blog to bring real issues, and stories, which need attention.

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Women's Leadership in Climate Change Diplomacy

As the world continues to grapple with climate change, there are various means of reducing emissions. One of these is global environmental governance.

As the world continues to grapple with climate change, there are various means of reducing emissions. One of these is global environmental governance.

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Should I invest in Bitcoin or cryptocurrency?

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A leading blog to bring real issues, and stories, which need attention.

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Antarctica’s Emperor Penguins: Might Disappear

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Myanmar coup: What is happening and why?

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A leading blog to bring real issues, and stories, which need attention.

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Stop Animal Cruelty

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The United States and China Cold War

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Huge Burden of Plastic Pollution Amid Pandemic

The goal was set to eliminating single-use plastic products such as bags, cutlery, and other plastic products. However due to this unprecedented pandemic which took all over 2020, what humans supposed to do? Protecting health or the environment? There is a drastic increase in demand for personal protective equipment, which is made up of various plastic and rubber items. Plastic has become essential in this era of a pandemic. The dependence on non-recyclable items such as plastic-lined masks, gloves, hand sanitizer bottles, and personal protective equipment (PPE). There has also been a drastic increase in day to day items such as plastic bags and delivering packing, Most importantly gloves are essential for health workers, some gloves are biodegradable because their material is extracted from rubber trees, nitrile, and vinyl gloves which are made from synthetic polymers that are not biodegradable.

The goal was set to eliminating single-use plastic products such as bags, cutlery, and other plastic products. However due to this unprecedented pandemic which took all over 2020, what humans supposed to do? Protecting health or the environment? There is a drastic increase in demand for personal protective equipment, which is made up of various plastic and rubber items. Plastic has become essential in this era of a pandemic. The dependence on non-recyclable items such as plastic-lined masks, gloves, hand sanitizer bottles, and personal protective equipment (PPE). There has also been a drastic increase in day to day items such as plastic bags and delivering packing, Most importantly gloves are essential for health workers, some gloves are biodegradable because their material is extracted from rubber trees, nitrile, and vinyl gloves which are made from synthetic polymers that are not biodegradable.

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Polio Cases on the rise - WHO

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Polio Cases on the rise - WHO

Back in March, when COVID-19 began to spread around the world, no one knew whether the door to door polio campaigns would make things worse. The cost was enormous. There’s a growing sense that the collateral damage of pausing campaigns is really substantial. In urgent recommendations in late May, GPEI said it expected circulation of polioviruses to increase exponentially during the upcoming high season, raising the possibility of uncontrolled multi-country outbreaks. The Polio campaign on the pandemic is likely small in places where the virus is already raging. The outbreak has its own momentum and acceleration. In areas where COVID-19 has yet to hit, however, the risks are substantial. To lower them, vaccinators will be screened for COVID-19, wear masks, use hand sanitizer, and practice physical distancing as much as possible. Most important, according to WHO’s head for polio eradication in Pakistan and Afghanistan, the team will work in their own communities

Back in March, when COVID-19 began to spread around the world, no one knew whether the door to door polio campaigns would make things worse. The cost was enormous. There’s a growing sense that the collateral damage of pausing campaigns is really substantial. In urgent recommendations in late May, GPEI said it expected circulation of polioviruses to increase exponentially during the upcoming high season, raising the possibility of uncontrolled multi-country outbreaks. The Polio campaign on the pandemic is likely small in places where the virus is already raging. The outbreak has its own momentum and acceleration. In areas where COVID-19 has yet to hit, however, the risks are substantial. To lower them, vaccinators will be screened for COVID-19, wear masks, use hand sanitizer, and practice physical distancing as much as possible. Most important, according to WHO’s head for polio eradication in Pakistan and Afghanistan, the team will work in their own communities

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Plastic Pollution Amid Pandemic

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Yemen- Hunger, War and Pandemic.

The first confirmed case relating to the COVID-19 pandemic in Yemen was announced on 10 April 2020 with an occurrence in Hadhramaut. The Yemeni healthcare system has been "all but decimated" by the war, with many healthcare facilities destroyed by airstrikes and shelling and a lack of healthcare workers.

The first confirmed case relating to the COVID-19 pandemic in Yemen was announced on 10 April 2020 with an occurrence in Hadhramaut. The Yemeni healthcare system has been 'all but decimated' by the war, with many healthcare facilities destroyed by airstrikes and shelling and a lack of healthcare workers.

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Loop Holes in Digital Epidemiology - What are the Ethical Concerns?

Digital epidemiology in infectious disease is a new discipline in the area if big data, which promises faster detection of disease outbreaks and improved surveillance as well as a reduction in administrative burden, among other things. Some public health agencies around the world have adopted digital technologies to help them determine who is infected with current pandemic COVID-19, then trace those with who people into treatment or quarantine. Stanford Health policy’s Michelle Mello and Jason Wang examine the uses of digital technologies to fight COVID-19 around the world and here at home and weigh key ethical and governance considerations.

Digital epidemiology in infectious disease is a new discipline in the area if big data, which promises faster detection of disease outbreaks and improved surveillance as well as a reduction in administrative burden, among other things. Some public health agencies around the world have adopted digital technologies to help them determine who is infected with current pandemic COVID-19, then trace those with who people into treatment or quarantine. Stanford Health policy’s Michelle Mello and Jason Wang examine the uses of digital technologies to fight COVID-19 around the world and here at home and weigh key ethical and governance considerations.