Wednesday, 19 August 2020 14:13

TAKE TIME OUT TO DO NOTHING

The most effective means to remain in touch with our real self and to maintain a sense of identity is to indulge in reflection and introspection. The consequences of not taking time out to pause and reflect are psychologically wide-ranging.     "If we were not so single-minded about keeping…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 14:11

VU to provide pure drinking water to 5 villages near Pune city

Pune : Education doesn’t mean limiting a student to curriculum. It goes beyond that and in fact cocurricular and extracurricular activities play an important role in shaping a student as not mere a degree holder but a responsible citizen too. Social bonding at young age helps develop an understanding of…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 14:03

Automated Journalism: Did a Robot Write This?

  The rise of machines taking over the human world is no longer a dystopian dream. The dread that is associated with robots taking over the world is a reality from which there’s no escape. A great example is the manufacturing sector, which had long been a supplier of well-paying…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 13:41

Artificial Intelligence in Supply Chain Management: Improving the Manufacturing Bottom Line

Change is inevitable. We constantly need to adapt to changes surrounding us to be able to survive in the world and the manufacturing industry is no exception. Many companies have used artificial intelligence to improve their bottom line. Artificial intelligence helps identifying the flaws in the system, suggest purchases to…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 13:38

Pacemaker and X-rays : Accidental inventions!

Sometimes I feel lucky that I was born in an era where technology has brought a revolution to the whole world. And today,  technology has made our life so advanced that we can get everything at our doorstep with just a single click of our smartphones. The revolutionary tools, equipments and…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 13:34

Desalination? Graphene sieves? What could make seawater drinkable?

“ Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink” This has been a cruel irony for the mariners or for a matter of fact to any thirsty person who has ever gazed upon a sparkling blue ocean. The United Nations predicts that by 2025, 14% of the global population…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 13:33

7 Career Options After 12th in Arts

Are you an Arts student, confused about finding the right course in college? Worry not! We have curated a list of career options after 12th for you, that cash on your creative potential while promising to be financially rewarding! Ask a child his or her aim in life, and I…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 13:31

Women in Science 2019 : Do you know about these women scientists who changed the history of science and technology?

What do you see when you picture a SCIENTIST? Usually Albert Einstein, a bad hairstyle, in a white lab coat? That is something that occurs to us instantaneously! “Scientists define sciences by pushing past the bounds of human knowledge and breaking down the thought barriers of time”. We celebrate them…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 13:30

How to Make a Career in Music?

Beyond the shimmer that a successful career in music brings, lies years of training, persistence and a lot of soul searching. If you are planning a career in music, reading this article might help. Music is the elixir for the soul. Wake up early one morning and you can hear…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 09:39

All You Need to Know About a Career in Pharmacy

If you are interested in medicine, yet being a doctor doesn’t appeal to you, or if you are falling short of the cut-off in NEET, a career in the ever growing Pharmaceutical sector could be a perfect choice for you. Read the article to find out more about it.  Introduction…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 09:36

A WALK THROUGH THE YELLOW PAGES- WOMEN IN TRAVEL

  Who among us has not travelled? In the world of today you will concede, not travelling, is an anomaly hardly anyone can afford. We travel to new places for study, work, and sometimes leisure. As an essential element of life we hardly devote any thought to the phenomenon of…
Wednesday, 19 August 2020 09:35

Race Science: A new outlook towards the study of human genetics independent of the human race

  There is a thin line between finding genetic differences amongst individuals (this primarily includes the research on human diversity) and constructing these genetic differences across groups (this involves our biased categorisation of the human population on basis of their colour, the shape of eyes, etc.) by making conscious choices! “The undeniable truth is…
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