Diksha Sharma

Libya’s deadly floods: A tragedy made worse by chaos

September 14, 2023

Libya’s devastating storm, the deadliest environmental disaster in its history, resulted from years of conflict, crumbling infrastructure, and the absence of a climate strategy. Divided by rival administrations and plagued by militia conflicts since Gadhafi’s ousting in 2011, the city of Derna suffered the worst damage, with no warning system...

Cutting-edge AI technologies to combat superbug infections

September 8, 2023

Scientists are employing cutting-edge strategies and harnessing AI to combat antibiotic-resistant Superbugs. These resilient bacteria, often encased in protective biofilms, pose a grave threat. Promising approaches include bacteriophages, antimicrobial peptides, cold plasma medicine, antibiotic enhancers, quorum sensing inhibitors, and biofilm disruptors. CRISPR-Cas technology may also restore susceptibility to antibiotics by...

The growing concern: Iron shortages in future diets

September 6, 2023

Iron deficiency, a prevalent nutrient deficiency worldwide, particularly impacts women in regions like South Asia, Central Africa, and West Africa. In New Zealand, significant percentages of women suffer from iron deficiency, especially during pregnancy. As plant-based diets gain popularity, the risk of iron deficiency may rise. Predictions from the Sustainable...

US military to unleash thousands of autonomous war robots in next 2 years

September 2, 2023

The United States military plans to begin deploying thousands of autonomous weapon systems within the next two years to counter China’s increasing influence. The Replicator initiative intends to collaborate with defense and technology companies to manufacture high volumes of cost-effective systems for all military branches. An idea whose time has...

Beyond safe limits: 2°C warming threatens survival of 1,500+ coastal ecosystems

September 1, 2023

Much of the world’s natural coastline is protected by living habitats, most notably mangroves in warmer waters and tidal marshes closer to the poles, which offer vital protection, support life, absorb waves, and curb pollution. Climate change endangers them, but they can adapt by capturing carbon and building roots against...

Hunt for truth: Analysing scientific evidence of big cats in UK

August 31, 2023

Persistent rumours of big cat sightings in Britain continue to capture attention, igniting excitement about potential large predators in the rural landscapes. A recent claim, featuring a photo shopped image of a big black cat, was debunked. Despite stories of captive releases, scientific evidence contradicts these tales. Keeping big cats...

Biased AI threatens minorities’ well-being across all spheres

August 30, 2023

Biased data doesn’t just yield poor outcomes; it can also perpetuate suppression of vulnerable groups like women and minorities. Algorithms rely on data, often from the internet, to improve tasks like job screening and mortgage underwriting. Yet, this data frequently reflects real-world biases. For example, algorithms might favour male job...

Top 5 scenic roads in India

June 30, 2023

India is blessed with a diverse and breath-taking landscape, making it an ideal destination for scenic road trips. Whether you’re exploring the majestic Himalayas, relaxing on picturesque beaches, traversing the expansive plains of central India, or immersing yourself in the verdant hills of the northeast, driving through these regions promises...

5 amazing facts of Father’s Day

June 18, 2023

Father’s Day is an exceptional occasion that commemorates and honours fathers worldwide. It serves as a heartfelt reminder for individuals to recognize the vital role fathers play in their lives and to openly express love and gratitude towards them. This special day presents an excellent opportunity to honour and appreciate...

New Building: A Symbol of Atmanirbhar Bharat

May 29, 2023

India celebrated a historic milestone on May 28 with the inauguration of its new Parliament building, an architectural masterpiece blending modernity and tradition. This momentous event signifies a significant achievement in Indian politics and architecture, reflecting the nation’s growing confidence and self-assurance. The construction of the new Parliament building exemplifies...

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