Developing Countries Should Invest in Research & Development
Investing in technology and research and development (R&D) is an important driver of the economic growth of developing countries, as it can create a solid foundation for long-term prosperity. As Paul Romer discusses in his seminal work...
How to Heal Your Gut
The gut comprises our gastrointestinal tract and includes the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. Primarily, it digests, absorbs, and excretes nutrients and thus it is very important to maintain a healthy gut. There are many...
Artificial Intelligence (AI):Why it matters
The use of Artificial intelligence (AI) has been the turning point of industry 4.0 that will have social and economic ramifications for society. While the definition of AI is still being debated, AI applications...
Beauty of Compassion
Compassion is not a hobby or something you do in a good mood or when you are well fed or with your friends, It is a mental state or an orientation towards suffering that...
China will survive a pandemonium of surging infections to vindicate its “dynamic-zero” Covid strategy
Having suffered or criticized China’s draconian “dynamic-zero Covid” policy for three years, all countries and peoples, not least China’s own citizens, are thrown off guard by a wildfire of infections following Beijing’s dramatic U-turn,...
Emissions by Global Meat and Dairy Companies
Animal agriculture currently accounts for around 14.5% of the total GHG emissions in the world. Besides the emissions problem, there is also the issue of dairy and meat industries contributing to water shortage, especially...
Regulating Artificial Intelligence
Unregulated AI poses a significant threat to individual privacy, autonomy, and societal harmony, eerily reminiscent of the Orwellian dystopia depicted in the classic novel, 1984. In this chilling tale, George Orwell writes, "Big Brother...
Stop animal cruelty
India has the world’s largest several cattle. They are not being worshipped in the temples, they are not ambling through the countryside eating as they move.
They are being hit by farmers in whose fields...
Are Teachers and Doctors being Killed by their Profession?
All around the world teachers and doctors attract enormous respect from the general public, who understand that these are not just difficult jobs to do well, but they remain extremely valuable occupations to any...
Save the elephants
Last week a barasingha strayed into a field in Panchkula. She ate a ball of wheat only to find it was a homemade bomb and her jaw and throat were blasted off.
Passersby saw her...
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How to Heal Your Gut
The gut comprises our gastrointestinal tract and includes the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. Primarily, it digests, absorbs, and excretes nutrients and thus it is...
Regulating Artificial Intelligence
Unregulated AI poses a significant threat to individual privacy, autonomy, and societal harmony, eerily reminiscent of the Orwellian dystopia depicted in the classic novel,...
Save the elephants
Last week a barasingha strayed into a field in Panchkula. She ate a ball of wheat only to find it was a homemade bomb...
Why is Multilateralism in disarray?
In his seminal paper entitled "Multilateralism: the Anatomy of an Institution," John Gerard Ruggie defines multilateralism as an institutional arrangement that facilitates coordination among...