World Braille Day, marked on January 4th honors Louis Braille who is recognized as the ‘Father of Literacy for the Blind’. Born on January 4th 1809, he was blinded in one eye at the age of three while playing with a sharp tool in his father’s. Continue reading
Ask not (’tis forbidden knowledge), what our destined term of years, Mine and yours; nor scan. Continue reading
Q: Which was the best party in town celebrating New Years? A: The Cancelled one! Greetings to all you quiet. Continue reading
It is not about a murder committed by me; rather I am going to tell you a story about how I was murdered once.. Continue reading
Mounting evidence links excessive sugar consumption to a host of chronic conditions, including obesity, type 2. Continue reading
Health policy is the cornerstone of public health and is designed to improve the overall well-being of populations. Continue reading
Malaria, a severe infectious disease caused by Plasmodium parasites, is transmitted to humans through the. Continue reading
A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Nottingham has raised serious concerns about the. Continue reading
The concepts of survival of the fittest, competition for resources, and genes as the drivers of evolution are. Continue reading
My major grouse against modernity, smartphones, and apps is that they have taken the fun out of movie viewing.. Continue reading
