Month: July 2021

HISTORY OF CRICKET

Cricket is a global passion, played everywhere from Test match arenas to village greens, tropical beaches and dusty back lots. Just look at the varied cricket events sponsored by royal london: star-studded internationals for men and women; Britain’s club championship pairing 256 community teams, county cups for teens. It has a […]

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Cloud computing

Cloud computing is that the on-demand availableness of automatic data processing system resources, particularly knowledge storage and computing power, while not direct active management by the user. The term is usually wont to describe knowledge centers offered to several users over the web. How will cloud computing work? Rather than […]

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The period taboo

Women are often told to not do certain things while they are menstruating. These things vary from not going to a temple, not entering the kitchen, to being treated like […]

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Vaccination

Before we start, please ensure that you — yourself and other are trying and registering yourself for the Covid-19 Vaccines. The worlds largest vaccination drive, surely, but I’m tired of […]

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Revolt of puli Thevar 1755-1767

In March 1755 Mahfuzkhan (brother of Nawab of Arcot)was sent with a contingent of the company army under colonel Heron to Tirunelveli.Madurai easily fell into their hands.Thereafter colonel Heron was urged to deal with puli Thevar as he continued to defty the authority of the company.Puli Thevar wielded much influence […]

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Nelson Mandela (1918……..)

⭐Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (xhosa pronunciation :[xo’li??A mande?la]; born 18 July 1918) is a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and politician who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to1999. He was the first black south African to hold the office ,and the first elected in fully representative,multiracial election. His government […]

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LGBTQ

When lesbian, gay, promiscuous, and transsexual (LGBT) people are an undeniably open, recognized, and obvious piece of society, clinicians and scientists are confronted with fragmented data about the wellbeing status of this network. Albeit a humble assemblage of information on LGBT wellbeing has been created in the course of the […]

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Child Abuse and Trafficking

Dealing of youngsters for work and sexual abuse disregards essential basic liberties and establishes a significant worldwide general medical issue. Pediatricians and other medical services experts may experience casualties who present with diseases, wounds, posttraumatic stress issue, suicidality, or an assortment of other physical or social ailments. Forestalling kid dealing, […]

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Natural disasters and man-made disasters

A disaster is an event which causes physical damage to property,huge loss of life and drastic change in the environment.The economic,social and cultural life of the people is affected and they need external help for food,shelter, medicine, financial and social support to overcome the disaster.Disaster is classified according to the […]

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Choices we made

There is approximately a population of 700+ Crore. Which means there are 700+ approx. individuals in this world ‘considered separately rather than as part of a group’ is the meaning of individual according to google search. Which means every person or individual is one rather than being the part of […]

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Think Before You Eat

Can our eating habits effect our environment? What we today will be responsible for tomorrow’s destruction? Is there a relation between between global warming and food we eat? Answer to all these questions is a big “YES” The relation between food and environment can be understood through chain of carbon […]

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