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 […]
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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), […]
Science – Approach in Swami Vivekananda Jnana Yoga
by Sai Prashanthi Neelda Science is the study of our surroundings, especially matter around us with specialized equipment. We experiment and analyze the results and discover new things in nature. This is one part of science. There is another type of science in which the findings are discovered through intuition. […]
Spreading the Awareness of Blood Clots in the Greater Atlanta Tamil Sangam
by Ishavari Mokadam, Maanas Deodar, Richa Mahajan, and Sia Lawrence, the GTF Group, Suwanee, GA Introduction Blood clots, or more formally known as, thrombosis, are very common in our lives. Knowing that one blood clot is formed every minute, one death due to blood clots appears every 6 minutes, and […]
On Chandrashekhar Azad
by Neha Mudali The most significant investment that you can make in your people is your time. This is to commemorate the life of the late activist and revolutionary freedom fighter Chandra Shekhar Azad and to stimulate a sense of unity and patriotism among the young generation of the country. […]
Rewriting Roald Dahl for Inclusivity
by Rohan Banerjee In the early 19th century, Thomas Bowdler, an English doctor, and his sister Henrietta, began work on a book that was meant to bring the magic of William Shakespeare to the hearth and homes of the common English folk. Unfortunately, although he was an avowed fan of the Bard, […]
How I First Learned About Democracy-My Memory of a Hindi Language Class
by Mayumi Yamamoto Chiranjibi Paudyal asserted that the word ‘caste’ came with colonisation. Most Japanese people don’t know this. Furthermore, when I say that India is a democratic country, they often come back with, “How is it possible to be democratic with the caste system?” The author ended his article […]
The Exploratory Journey towards Universal Universe
by B.H.S. Thimmappa Utopian Vision, Dystopian Reality Ambiguity, complexity, uncertainty, and volatility characterize life today in this world. Science is a way of thinking and space exploration, including interstellar space may provide evidence of design in the universe and the existence of life elsewhere in the universe. The size of […]
Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2023
by Deepanshu Srivastava The long wait for the much-awaited Women’s Premier League came to an end with its inaugural edition getting kicked off on March 4, 2023, 15 years after the men’s IPL- the brainchild of Mr. Lalit Modi which created a revolution in Indian cricket. Framed exactly along the […]
Banks in a Changing World
by B.H.S. Thimmappa A well-functioning banking system is fundamental to modern society and knowledge of different types of banks is important for banking and competitive examinations. The various types of banks based on their functions include academic credit banks, blood banks, book banks, crockery banks, eye banks, human milk banks, […]