Environmental degradation through air pollution is perhaps the most serious concern that most of us do not emphasize on an everyday basis. But do you realize that it can have terrible consequences on our bodies? Somewhere in India for instance, the air may become saturated with fine particles which can cause diseases. Let us analyze what air pollution is, how it is caused, and what its consequences are on our physiology. What is Air Pollution? Air pollution does take place when harmful substances are combined with the air we inhale. This can arise from smoke, dust, and chemicals. Consider when you make something in the kitchen and the smoke fills the house, it is inappropriate to inhale that smoke. In India, cities such as Delhi are frequently tabulated with poor quality indoor air due to heavy transportation, industrial effluents, or construction site debris. Sources of Air Pollution in India Vehicle Emissions : Hundreds of thousands of Android-powered automobiles emit gases that bomb...
Navaratri, a festival that echoes through the hearts of millions, is more than just an annual Hindu celebration—it is a powerful tribute to the divine energy of Goddess Durga, the fierce yet nurturing form of Adi Parashakti, the ultimate embodiment of feminine strength. Over nine sacred nights, spanning the months of Chaitra and Ashvin, this festival connects the devoted with the primordial source of power, compassion, and courage. In 2024, the Sharad Navratri will ignite its spiritual flame from Thursday, October 3, and will conclude on Saturday, October 12. This period, celebrated during the Indian month of Ashvina, aligns with the lunar calendar’s first day of the fortnight, often corresponding to the months of September and October in the Gregorian calendar. For nine nights, a wave of devotion sweeps through the land, as worshippers honor the Goddess with prayers, offerings, and heartfelt rituals. Dandiya Raas and Garba resonate through the night, their rhythmic beats and swirling ...