In a significant move, the Sports Ministry has taken decisive action by suspending the Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) for its failure to conduct timely elections and non-compliance with established guidelines. Despite the expiry of the previous Executive Committee’s term, PCI delayed the election process, raising concerns about democratic principles and good governance in Indian sports. With the upcoming elections scheduled after a substantial gap from the expiry of the previous term, questions arise about PCI’s adherence to its own constitution and the Sports Code. How will this susp ..read more

On February 3rd, 2024, Thailand and Sri Lanka took a pivotal step towards strengthening their economic ties by signing a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). This deal, amidst the backdrop of a challenging global economic landscape, carries significant implications for both nations and holds the potential to be a game-changer for the region. In this blog, we’ll delve into the details of the agreement, analyze its relevance to the current economic climate, and explore the opportunities it presents for businesses and individuals. Sri Lanka hopes that the signing of a free trade agreement with Thailan ..read more

The mention of Gujrat in 2002 brings about a shiver of dismay in every living Indian. While the country was not immune from communal clashes the riots of 2002 brought about the most heinous crimes in the name of religion. Among these, the one that scarred the whole country was the gangrape and assassination of Bilkis Bano and her family. During the 2002 Gujarat riots, Bilkis Bano who was pregnant at the time, was subjected to a brutal gangrape, while 14 members of her family were raped, molested, and hacked to death by the mob. Bilkis was the sole witness and survivor of eight gang rapes a ..read more

With the growing needs of the people, there has been an increase in the number of individuals inclined toward air travel. PM Modi says India is the third-largest and fastest-growing airline market in the world. However, it is evident that the Indian Aviation industry is facing turbulence. Source - Panache Academy Engine Failure: Case Analysis of Go Air Go First, formerly known as Go Air, filed for bankruptcy, despite launching its IPO a year prior. Initially, Go Air had been engaged in activities aimed at expanding its organization by increasing operations and acquiring more aircraf ..read more

This non-fiction book helped me learn about habits, their patterns, how to build good habits, and break bad ones methodically. It clearly states that tiny changes lead to remarkable results. This book will benefit anyone and everyone, irrespective of their age or profession. Anyone who wants to make the best of each minute and put it to good use, explore, and learn more can make use of this book and apply every concept it widely covers. Happy reading! The book in 3 simple sentences Habits can significantly improve if we just make a 1% improvement each day. A habit is a routine or a behav ..read more

Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) is a technology that establishes a direct communication pathway between the brain and an external device, bypassing traditional pathways such as muscles and nerves. It enables the transmission of signals between the brain and a computer or other devices, allowing for the control of external devices or the exchange of information without the need for physical movement or speech. Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology operates by establishing a direct link between the brain and an external device, like a computer or a prosthetic branch. It begins with the ac ..read more

Title: The Kind Worth Killing Genre: Murder mystery|Suspense The title itself invokes a sense of mystery and intrigue. Imagine you are at the bookstore, you see this book nearby and it is an almost natural and instantaneous reaction to have the following series of thoughts: Who is the kind worth killing? What makes them that way? Is it necessary to kill them? This exciting, page turning thriller begins when a very drunk businessman Ted, meets an enigmatic red headed woman, Lilly, at the airport. In his stage of frustration fuelled by alcohol, he confesses to her about his wife, Miranda, ch ..read more

In the dynamic landscape of modern agriculture, the fusion of science and sustenance has given rise to an absolute unreal phenomenon, the advancements of lab technologies in food production. As the world suffers with the challenge of feeding an ever-expanding population amidst environmental concerns and resource constraints, the emergence of lab-grown food stands as an unimaginable concept to human ingenuity and our continuous pursuit of innovative solutions. These scientific breakthroughs have propelled the domain of lab-grown food and raised discussions on sustainable and efficient food ..read more

The word patent comes from a Latin word “patent-em” which means open. A patent is basically a government issued document to the inventor of any new product in order to make a new product and sell it on the disclosure of the invention for a definite period of time. In other words a patent is an exclusive rights granted for an invention of a new product which is certified under the “Patents act 1970”. Under the act a patentee is considered to be the person whose name is registered as “ the grantee or proprietor of the patent”. The particular register is maintained by the government patent o ..read more

India, a mosaic of cultures, traditions, and stories, boasts one of the world’s largest and oldest film industries. However, its journey on the revered stage of the Academy Awards, known as the Oscars, has been a tumultuous odyssey. As the vibrant tapestry of Indian cinema unfolds on the international canvas, this article intricately navigates the historical nuances and contemporary challenges faced by Indian films at the Oscars. With a special focus on the critically acclaimed “12th Fail,” we delve into the complexities that shape India’s pursuit of recognition on the global cinematic ped ..read more