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Is Your Diet Healthy During Pandemic?

Posted by Niharika Mohanty on May 05, 2021

Diet Food Healthy Pandemic

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The Pandemic Has Increased The Number Of Prostitutes In India

Posted by Niharika Mohanty on March 07, 2021

COVID-19 Livelihood Pandemic Prostitude

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Admirable Steps Has Been Taken By Teachers In Jharkhand: 200 Students Have Studied In the School During Pandemic

Posted by Niharika Mohanty on October 09, 2020

Education India Jharkhand Pandemic Social Distancing

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Origin Of Flu That Affected One-Third Population Of The Globe

Posted by Niharika Mohanty on July 20, 2020

Origin Pandemic Spanish Flu

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What Will Happen If corona Last 5 Years More

Posted by Niharika Mohanty on July 19, 2020

COVID-19 Economy Pandemic

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Do You Know About The AP Strains?

The Center for Cellular and Molecular Biology has discovered a new coronavirus variant. This is N440K which is called the AP variant. This virus was first discovered in Kurnool. Now it becomes a headache for the people of the state. The research on this virus states that it is at least 15 times more virulent than the earlier ones, and may be even stronger than the Indian variants of B1.617 and B1. 618. Scientists of the Center for Cellular and Molecular Biology, Hyderabad, are working with this virus. Divya Tej Sowpati, a scientist at this institute said that, "The defining mutation is N440K, a mutation that was known since last year and widely prevalent in Andhra Pradesh. When tested in cell culture studies, they appeared to spread quite quickly but that's not how it always plays out in the real world," he said in a phone conversation. “N440K is slowly dying out and was fast being replaced by two other variants, B.1.1.7 and B.1.617 in almost all southern states includin

Know About A Mermaid baby

A baby girl was born in Hyderabad. Unfortunately, the baby did not survive. But the baby's family and doctors were shocked. However, this is the case with one million children. Half of the baby's body looked like a human, and the other half looked like a fish's tail. Such a disease is called "Mermaid Syndrome". People say that such a baby was born a human being. Such a rare baby was born at the Petlaburge Maternity Hospital in Hyderabad. People call it the ‘Mermaid Baby’. That is, the baby looked like a mermaid. Such a baby was born last week. The baby died within 2 hours of birth. According to sources, in 2016, a similar baby was born at Swami Ramananda Tirtha Gramin Hospital in Ambajoga, Maharashtra. Like a baby born in Hyderabad, the baby died within 15 minutes of birth. Another such incident occurred in 2016. A 23-year-old woman gave birth to a baby boy who had been alive for four hours. The baby then died.

Balakati, Raising A Heritage Curtain

Man is a social animal. Since time immemorial he has been growing in the lap of society. In society he is born & in society he grows. Social structures first appeared in the banks of springs, rivers, lakes & oceans. Amongst the holy rivers of Orissa, though small, Bhargavi witnessed the growth of a number of ancient cultural epicenters along its bank. Whatever remains of these heritage symbols, those are the silent witness & narrators of a glorious past. Balakati is one of these remaining heritage symbols. Even today Balakati still remains as a heritage center due to its ancient history & its geographical location. The first ray of sunrise lits the sparkling waters of Bhargavi & soil, air & water of Balakti. There are many heritage wonders of Orissa which lie hidden in Balakati. This becomes apparent by a careful study of its environment & current state. These wonders helped in the development of art, culture, religion & heritage of Orissa. These wo

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