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“Pilgrims Will Have To Take Both Doses Of Vaccine,” The Official Announcement Of The Journey Will Be Made Soon

Nitesh PratapOctober 23, 20210

Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Friday that those wishing to go for Haj will have to take both doses of anti-coronavirus vaccine. He said that the entire process of Haj-2022 will be under the guidelines on Corona set by the governments of India and Saudi Arabia. After presiding over the Haj review meeting, Naqvi also said that the official announcement of Haj-2022 would be made in the first week of next month. He said that at the same time the process of application will also start. The minister said, "This time keeping in mind the health and corona protocol of Saudi Arabia and the Government of India, preparations for Haj 2022 have been started. The official announcement of Haj 2022 will be made in the first week of November, along with the process of o...

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Coronavirus Third Wave: What, Where, And When?

Divya SinghOctober 21, 20210

2021 started with great havoc. Everyone witnessed death in their families or acquaintances due to COVID-19. The second wave made each and every one furious. Researchers said if the norms are not followed diligently, then the third wave would be worse. And now as the relaxations being provided for necessary mean, people have once again started to behave carelessly. Some are saying where is the third wave? Yet, the people with the highest IQ fail to understand that we ourselves are the third wave. Overcrowding at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai Last week Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport was flooded with passengers. It became difficult for the officials to manage the crowd. Many people missed their flights due to this at Terminal 2. It has ...

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MIS-C Made Me Do It: The Syndrome That Haunts Kids

adminMay 29, 20210

By B. Suryanarayanan If 2020 was pineapple on pizza, 2021 is cringe curd on Maggi. The year that passed had us in sync with Wallows’ song, Are you bored yet? With the introduction of a life-threatening pandemic that came with the christen COVID-19, the population thought that was it. Except, it seems to have a lot more in connection than just the coronavirus haunting our dreams. First you had the lethal variant that took away our dearest near and knowns, letting us work on one thing for eternity, the motto of living together for Us and not I. Next, you had springs from the fungi that reportedly grew from unhygienic conditions widespread owing to the pandemic, and then the numbers grew there too: A black fungus for firsts, a white fungus next and then we have an yellow fungus leading

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“We Will Defeat COVID-19 Together”, Says President Biden As US Sends Raw Materials To Manufacture COVID-19 Vaccines

adminMay 7, 20210

India is now the second worst-hit country by COVID-19. The second wave of coronavirus has proved to be disastrous for India and has seen hospitals run out of beds, oxygen and morgues and crematoriums are overflowing. Seeing this situation the US Government has come forward to help India come out of this horrific situation. US government has pledged to send 20 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccines to manufacture 500,000 doses of vaccine. Talking about the same Biden had said while answering to a question about when vaccines will be provided to countries like India and Brazil."I am not prepared to announce who else we will be giving the vaccine to, but we are going to by the Fourth of July have spent about 10 percent of what we have to other nations including some of the ones who you mentio...

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“India Accounts For Nearly 50% of World’s New Covid-19 Cases, 25% Of Deaths”, Says WHO

adminMay 6, 20210

Coronavirus is spreading like wildfire in India. Every second person in India is getting infected by the virus and it has become a matter of global concern.WHO, while addressing the whole pandemic situation said on Wednesday that India accounts for nearly 50% of the World's new cases and 25% of deaths in its weekly epidemiological report. The number of daily infections rose to 3,82,315 on Wednesday. India's second wave of coronavirus has been disastrous and has seen hospitals run out of beds and oxygen and morgues and crematoriums are overflowing. Prime Minister Modi has been highly criticized for not taking appropriate measures sooner to curb the spread of the virus. Indian author Arundhati Roy had take taken to her social media to express rage against PM Modi and even asking him to st...

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Beekeeping In India, Bitter Truth About Honey In India; Check It Now

adminMarch 15, 20210

By Maneka Sanjay Gandhi In 2013 India started using Neonicotinoid pesticides in order to protect a crop that Monsanto had promised the Indian farmer he would not have to use pesticides on. These are the worst pesticides in the world and they have been indicted for having killed billions of bees on the planet. I called a meeting of ICAR in 2014 to ask for the ban of these pesticides. ICAR refused, even though they admitted that the bee population has gone down sharply. They said cotton was more important than fruit, grain, and flowers which are dependent on bee pollination! If the bees have gone down in number drastically, how has the honey production tripled? Till 2013 the yearly growth rate was only 0-4.8%. From 2013-14 the growth rate rocketed from 5.3 to 11.1 %. This could not have hap

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Climate Change Is Affecting Our Health Directly And Indirectly; Find Out How

adminFebruary 9, 20210

We might not just be aware of it yet but a high rate of health risks are linked to climate change directly or indirectly. Regardless of your socioeconomic status, the danger to your health caused by climate change has the tendency to reach you in many ways. Global warming, bushfires, the rise of pollution, and heat waves are some of the major consequences caused by climate change. And these are going to impact not just our health but our children’s health and the generations coming after. As per a report published by Global Climate Index 2021, India was the seventh most affected country by climate change. We witnessed both extreme heat and extreme rainfall in the past few years which has affected the livelihoods and health of many people across the country. According to experts of Climat...