The Curious Case of Increase in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Post 2020 – Demystified!
March 2020 saw the world coming to a halt, with the World Health Organization declaring the Covid-19 a global pandemic. This led to a drastic reduction in human activity and much of the world going into (what we’re all familiar
Heartbeat Bill: A Protector of Life or an Unjust Onus on Women?
A Fetal Heartbeat bill is an abortion-related legislation that has been brought forward in the United States. According to the bill, abortions will become illegal once the first fetal heartbeat can be detected. The first fetal heartbeat varies from person
Cryptocurrency: Fad or Future?
“What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust, allowing any two willing parties to transact directly with each other without the need for a trusted third party.” Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash
Board Examinations: India’s evaluation deliberation
‘Boards’: The word itself is enough to pique interest of people around you, be it friendly neighborhood uncle, the aunt who routinely calls just once a year, people who happen to eavesdrop on your conversation on the lift or your
The Beginning of a Journey
I had joined The Economic Transcript and an orientation session had been scheduled for us. I happened to have a long day. I was not in the best spirits when I sat before the laptop for yet another online session.At
The Nicest Folks on the Top Floor- Opinion Piece
An ever-changing world, bone-crushing pressure and petrifying uncertainty make for a tall, thirst (and dream) quenching glass of decision-making for a student. The delta of choices that opens up when a student looks at college, work, or even breakfast cereal
The End of ‘Internet Explorer’
Microsoft’s renowned Internet Explorer will be adjourned on June 15, 2022. Is Microsoft turning to potential impediments by discontinuing one of its earliest web products or is it preserving an elevator entryway for potential prospects? Should we be concerned and
Bharat Biotech – Emergency Vaccine Approval
“It’s not vaccines that will end the pandemic but the availability of them that will” Bharat Biotech, a biotechnological company known for its R&D and manufacturing capabilities, is expecting the approval of its COVID-19 vaccine, Covaxin from the
India’s Next Wave of Covid-19 and a New Crisis – “The Black, White and Yellow Fungus”
From the cases that have been reported, India’s death count has crossed 3 lakh, with almost half, close to 1.4 lakh deaths being reported in the last seven weeks alone.A false sense of normalcy that crept in towards the end
The One with The Reunion: F.R.I.E.N.D.S Cast Reunites for A Special Episode
On September 22, 1994, the American television industry saw something incredible. The story began with a snotty runaway bride catching up with her high school friend in a local coffee shop. The rest is history.‘F.R.I.E.N.D.S’ was an American sitcom created