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SHRI Narendra Modi: The Ethnarch of East

India is at present at a crucial juncture. Not any time in its nearest history, the country has come to this point. The coronavirus outbreak, which originated in China, is what that bothers the country – and the world – at this moment. As its proper solution is nowhere near, the ray of hope is still unclear.

4 mins

Can “minimum wages” become counter productive?

Higher minimum wages are becoming the norm in many countries, including India. Even as a minimum wage policy aims to ensure a certain minimum standard of living, it also gives rise to unintended consequences that may undermine its objective. There is considerable evidence that the wage gains from minimum wage increases are offset, at least for some workers, by fewer available jobs in the market.

6 mins

THE MECHANICS OF WORKING FROM HOME

The recent COV-ID-19 situation has forced companies to reorient their work plans, and shift the work landscape to home. Professionals today, login from the confines of their homes, work to their organisational goals largely using online access, instruments like mobile or a laptop, and try to bring in productivity working from a place, which most of them have not associated with work – Home!

4 mins

Fr. Joy Koothur The Lovable Touch of Kindness

“Your value lies in not who you are, but in what you give to others.” This is the easiest way to describe the story of Father Joy Koothur in simple words. He is a true man of kindness. Let’s read an interview done by Sheeja Nair with this legend.

6 mins

Force Majeure - What It Means In The Wake Of The Covid 19 Pandemic?

I must admit that ever since the lockdown was announced by the Hon’ble Prime Minister on 24 March 2020, I have received various queries on whether the “lockdown” in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic would qualify as a “Force Majeure”. In this article, I intend to pen down some of my views on the interpretation of the term “Force Majeure”. As a matter of caution, please note that these views are entirely personal and should not be construed as a legal opinion.

4 mins

Factors that can improve Intelligence Quotient

The IQ of an individual is multi-factorial, and is determined by a multitude of factors. Nature and nurture work together in determining human intelligence. Human IQ is characterised by a high level of heritability. However, various modifiable environmental factors, like education, premature birth, nutrition, pollution, drug and alcohol abuse, mental illnesses and diseases, can have an influence on an individual’s IQ by reinforcing or weakening genetic susceptibility.

4 mins

This lockdown, unlock the Real You!

“Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow.” - Helen Keller.

5 mins

Natural Ways To Fight Aging Skin

Aging is inevitable. It is natural. Still, it is a nightmare for many. Most hate the signs it leaves on their skin. Some spend hours doing makeup to hide these signs.

2 mins

Cuba: The True Red Fort

Health care is an important sector. The present coronavirus crisis shows clearly how much relevance this sector has. ‘Health is wealth’ is not an irrelevant slogan. It really has a serious message. Brilliant is those who invest in health. Cuba is one such visionary. Its prime focus areas are education and health. Now, the world benefits from the policy of this true red fort. At this moment, many countries across the world enjoy the support of doctors from this Caribbean country. These doctors remain as strong pillars of support for these countries in their fight against the dangerous virus outbreak. These countries owe Cuba for the successful defence they have put forth against the virus outbreak.

3 mins

Maruti Suzuki Brezza - Petrol

When the Brezza came out in 2016, that diesel engine was one of the main reasons to buy it. It was available only as a diesel and people were happy with it, but how times have changed.