Editorial
Oyndrila Sanyal “Go green” or “Let’s bring sustainable solution” become so popular nowadays, we are hearing it everywhere even in related or unrelated contexts turning it into an empty cliché. Due to a lack of understanding about ‘Environmental Sustainability in our society somehow begs a vague sense of environmental virtue. True, you hear it […]
Anagh Manna Yes, I thought I needed to write. So, I wrote. Why should I appear NEET? Why shall I work so hard? In this lockdown, why don’t I sit at home like others and give open-book online exams rather than going to campus and give offline exams? No, I am not making any […]
Bhubaneswar: When the whole world is grappling with the Covid-19 pandemic, the worst hit are the kids and the education sector as a whole. Though online classes and virtual lectures kept the ball rolling, recent pass-outs and graduates are uncertain about the future. A recent development that took students from across the country to […]
Bhubaneswar: The vaccination campaign against the Corona virus is at brisk pace in the country. So far, more than 22 crores covid vaccine have been administered. However, in some places, people are still keeping their distance from the vaccine, especially in villages. In fact, many rumors have been spread on social media about the […]
Ms. Oyndrila Sanyal & Dr. Ankita Rajpoot Every year, one million waterbirds migrate from the breeding grounds in the Arctic to the wintering grounds in the southern hemisphere. Our Indian Subcontinent is one of such wintering grounds for migratory birds. Nearly all of these species rely on the freshwater, saltwater and human-made wetlands to […]
Dr. Shushma Winters are here This is the season much-awaited by all. Our winter wears are unfurled, days are ending soon, the leaves are falling off the trees and the cold winter breeze is nipping the air. While we are thrilled to welcome this weather with probable holiday plans, we neglect the most common issue […]
Dr Tandava Krishnan Retinopathy of prematurity or ROP is defined as a disorder of the developing retina of low birth weight, preterm infants potentially leading to blindness in a small but significant percentage of those infants. Is it a new disease? ROP is not a new disease but the number of babies at risk for ROP […]
Dr. Kasu Prasad Reddy Digitalization has swallowed the world much faster than expected. The pandemic further catalyzed the walk on digitalization journey of people. It is believed that 32% of the Indian population owns a mobile phone and 560 million use the internet. This makes India the second largest online market place, right after […]
Saswati Mohanty & Sudeshna Priyadarshini Introduction- When talking about the right to freedom of faith or thought, the original and primary thought that crosses our knowledge is the right of persons to follow moral views in compliance with rights, to idolise (or not worship) individually, and to be able to savour their life on […]
Dr. Anubhab Mukherjee Wound healing, the substitution of destroyed or damaged tissue by newly produced one can classically be divided into four steps: haemostasis, inflammation, cell proliferation, and tissue maturation. With each successive phase in the normal sequence of wound healing, the immune system orchestrates a wide variety of processes. Different immune cells have […]