Discover: How Maps Were Made?
Who made the first map? What was it like? How did the name ‘Atlas’ originate? These intriguing questions trace the evolution of map-making, from early drawings by primitive tribes to the sophisticated maps of today. The Greek scientist Eratosthenes is credited with creating the world’s first accurate map in 276 BC. The term “atlas” originated from Gerardus Mercator’s collection of maps, which depicted the Earth held by Atlas from Greek mythology on its first page. These early efforts laid the foundation for today’s advanced GPS and mapping systems.
Pingali Venkayya: The designer of the Indian tricolor
Today, we honor Pingali Venkayya, designer of India’s national flag. Born on August 2, 1876, Venkayya’s design symbolizes unity, drawing on diverse cultural heritage. Despite initial obscurity, his contributions are now celebrated, reminding us of our shared ideals of prosperity, peace, and unity under the tricolor.
Crash, Controversy, and Court: Analyzing The Pune Porsche Case
The Pune Porsche car crash case, involving a 17-year-old driving at nearly 200 km/h and killing two IT professionals, has captivated national attention. Initially granted bail under controversial conditions, the minor’s bail was revoked following public outrage. This article covers the timeline, legal provisions, and charges against all involved, including the minor, his father, and pub employees. We explore the Juvenile Justice Act, its application, and conditions for trying minors as adults, referencing changes post-Nirbhaya case. The aim is to provide a clear understanding of the legal proceedings and the pursuit of justice in this high-profile case.
Typhoid Mary
Discover the intriguing tale of “Typhoid Mary,” a woman who never fell ill herself but unwittingly became one of history’s most notorious disease carriers. How could someone spread a deadly illness without ever showing symptoms? Delve into the gripping story of Mary Mallon’s life, her impact during the typhoid outbreaks of the early 20th century, and the haunting parallels to today’s global health challenges. Uncover the mysteries and moral dilemmas of medical history and public health in a narrative that is as relevant today as it was a century ago. Join us as we explore the enigmatic life and legacy of a woman who became a legend in her own right, offering vital lessons on the complexities of disease control and the ethical issues that accompany them.
मायकेल जॅक्सन: पॉप संगीताचा अनभिषिक्त सम्राट
ज्याला सामान्य प्रेक्षक ते जाणकार समीक्षकांनी डोक्यावर घेतलं, जगाला वेड लावणारा महान कलाकार : मायकेल जॅक्सन नावाचं वादळ.
Michael Jackson: The Uncrowned King of Pop
“He came into this world knowing he was loved, and left with the same knowledge, believing you can achieve anything in between,”
Eight Grammy Awards—a record only he could achieve. read about Michael Jackson: The Uncrowned King of Pop
“Breaking Down the Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling on India’s Forest Law: What You Need to Know Before the Final Judgment”
The Forest Conservation (Amendment) Act, 2023, recently made headlines due to a Supreme Court interim order that reinstated a broader definition of forests, challenging the new amendment’s narrower scope. The court has scheduled a final judgment for July 19th, which will decide the future enforcement of the Act. In December 2023, a significant change was […]
“Supreme Court’s Electoral Bond Judgment Amid Election Controversy”
Electoral Bonds and the Shifting Sands of Indian Political Finance
As India braces for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections commencing on April 19, the political landscape is stirred by a landmark Supreme Court decision that struck down the electoral bond scheme. Introduced in 2017 to bring transparency to political funding, the scheme instead drew widespread criticism and legal scrutiny. Revealing deep-seated issues within political finance, the scheme’s abolishment highlights the urgent need for robust reforms in how political parties are funded. This blog explores the implications of this pivotal ruling and its potential impact on the upcoming elections, promising to keep you informed with clear, impartial insights into one of the most contentious issues in Indian politics today.
बाई नावाचा माणूस
Written in April , 2017 पिता रक्षति कौमारे, भर्ता रक्षति यौवने। रक्षन्ति स्थविरे पुत्रा, न स्त्री स्वातंत्र्यं अर्हति। म्हणजे ‘बालवयात वडील सांभाळतात, तरुणपणी पती, आणि वृद्धावस्थेत पुत्राने रक्षण करावे; तिला एकट्याने सोडणे योग्य नाही’, असे कुणीही न पाहिलेला मनू त्याच्या मनुस्मृती मध्ये म्हणून गेला आणि स्त्रीचे माणूस म्हणून असणारे अस्तित्वच संपले. तिचा स्वतःचे वैयक्तिक जीवन […]
“Education That Preserves Individuality: A Need of the Time”
Education can be described as the foundation of human life, the cornerstone of cultured civic existence, and the pursuit of innovation. Indian culture is among the oldest in the history of the world. Any culture encompasses various aspects such as art, literature, politics, and at its core, education. According to records, the oldest university in […]