by Shloke Jaitly The Russia-Ukraine conflict has been prevailing for more than two years now. Attacks are being conducted by both countries against each other. There have been over 8,401 civilian deaths (as of 26th March 2023) according to UNOHCR (The Office of United Nations High Commission for Human Rights). The […]
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Life Cycle Analysis and Pollution Aspects of Technology
by B.H.S. Thimmappa Cradle-to-Grave Assessment and Pollution Aspects Life cycle analysis (LCA) is a systematic set of procedures to evaluate the environmental impact of products/processes/systems through their life cycle involving resources/raw materials acquisition, material processing, product manufacturing (main product/co-products), distribution, operation/use/maintenance, and recycling/waste management/end-of-life disposal. There are numerous economic, commercial, environmental, […]
The Indian Education System: A Needed Change
by Shloke Jaitly When discussing the Indian education system, many students are eager and angered to discuss it as it has caused numerous problems in the lives of Indian students such as peer pressure, fear, stress, anxiety, and more. Regardless of whether a student is a talented artist, debater, writer, […]
Virtual Habits of Today’s Youth
by Aditi Satghare, Rohit Dandavate, Shivam Gupta, Anish Joshi, Arushi Garud, The GTF Group Introduction We have heard a lot of growing concern over the impact of social media impact and its influence on today’s youth. Teens credit social media for helping to build stronger friendships and exposing them to […]
The Doppelganger
by Pratik Mainali The abandoned ancient house at the end of the street was a mere shadow of its former self. The paint was flaking off the walls, the shutters hung erratically from their hinges, and the front yard was overgrown with weeds. Nonetheless, the locals never ventured to approach […]
Thinking on Different Phases of Matter and their Transformations
by B.H.S.Thimmappa Exploring the Lack of Overall Perspective A phase is a homogeneous and physically distinct form of matter separated from other parts of the system by interfaces. Solid, liquid, and gases are the common classical phases of matter or physical states. Solid ice, liquid water, water vapor, solid iron, […]
Brown: The Color That Defines Indian Society (And Maybe Your Morning Chai)
by Ayshwarya C N Brown is the new black. And red. And green. And every other color under the sun. In India, the color brown is more than just a color – it’s a way of life. From the rich soil that nourishes our crops to the color of our […]
Celebrating the Efforts of PhD Scholars on World Happiness Day 2023
by Insha Rasool On the occasion of World Happiness Day 2023, let us take a moment to admire and applaud the extraordinary efforts made by Ph.D. scholars in upholding the timeless virtues of mindfulness, gratitude, and kindness, despite the myriad challenges that they encounter in their academic pursuits. Ph.D. scholars often […]
Mysticism in the Poetry of Gopi Kottoor
by Umar Nizarudeen Gopi Kottoor is a poet from Kerala, who writes mostly in English. He has won the All India poetry contest of the All India Poetry Society, multiple times. In the poetry of Gopi Kottoor can be found a curious amalgamation of sophisticated sentiment and rustic devotion. The […]
A Trip Towards Innovations in Engineering Materials
by B.H.S. Thimmappa The Pathways in a New Era of Modern Materials Materials have transformed every aspect of modern living. Engineering materials are used in the construction of artificial structures and components depending on their physical (conductivity, density, melting point, specific heat, thermal expansion, viscosity), chemical (corrosion, flammability, toxicity, stability, reactivity), […]