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India may have already surpassed China in terms of population, which emphasises the necessity for the country to increase employment creation in order to prevent an economic downturn. The World Population Review (WPR), an independent organisation that focuses on demographics, predicts that India’s population will increase to 1.417 billion in the year ending in 2022, […]
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The MV Ganga Vilas, the longest river cruise in the world, was formally launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. 32 Swiss tourists will go to Dibrugarh in Assam for the first time via Bangladesh. The tour will immerse visitors in luxury, art, culture, history, spirituality, and much more rather than just […]
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Days after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited with his American counterpart Joe Biden and spoke before Congress, the United States declared that it will send Ukraine $1.8 billion in military assistance. The Patriot missile battery is a special missile-interception system that will be part of the military package. The development follows a rising Ukrainian demand for […]
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Moscow is mulling a rescue mission to remove its cosmonauts from the International Space Station days after a leak on the Soyuz spacecraft forced the cancellation of the spacewalk in Russia. The three cosmonauts might be transported to the flying lab by an empty spaceship that would be sent by Roscosmos, the Russian space agency. […]
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Zombie Virus: According to researchers who recovered nearly two dozen viruses, including one frozen under a lake more than 48,500 years ago, climate change brought on by global warming is rapidly thawing the ancient permafrost, which may provide a new hazard to people. Researchers from Europe analysed prehistoric samples taken from permafrost in Russia’s Siberia. […]
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Every year on December 5, World Soil Day is commemorated to raise awareness of the value of healthy soil for supporting life on Earth. The main goal of the day is to increase public awareness of the major environmental issues that soil degradation can lead to, such as erosion, the loss of organic matter, and […]
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Following in the footsteps of ally the United States, Japan will prolong its participation in the International Space Station (ISS) programme through 2030, said Education and Science Minister Keiko Nagaoka on Friday. In December, the US promised to maintain ISS operations until 2030. Tokyo is the first of Washington’s programme partners—which also include the 11-nation […]
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World Diabetes Day: In an effort to ensure that everyone has access to high-quality, reasonably priced diabetes care, WHO is urging improved access to high-quality diabetes education for the general public, health and care professionals, and persons with diabetes. Today is World Diabetes Day. Around 422 million people worldwide have diabetes, and the disease directly […]
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After two years, the US Department of Treasury withdrew India from its list of significant trading partners on its Currency Monitoring List. Pay particular attention to the macroeconomic policies and currency practises of the nations on the list. Italy, Mexico, Thailand, and Vietnam have all been taken off the list along with India. The US […]
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In May 2021, when it separated from its parent ice shelf in Antarctica, it was the biggest iceberg ever recorded. The iceberg has now disintegrated into smaller fragments, the largest of which being Antarctic iceberg A-76A, which is currently floating in the Drake passage. As it floats forever in the water, the largest portion of […]
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