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| Cough: A Natural and Universal Human Protective | | | | Cough is a common and universal protective of the human body on the earth which exits different reasons and symptoms responsible for our illness like situations. In a very clear and complete ways it passes mucus, dust, microorganism, smoke, and other foreign elements from the physic which cause harms to the body in ways more than one. Clearance of the body from several types of dirt is a natural and vital process of the body for making our breath normal as well as clean and thus, played an important role in keeping human body healthy, protected and fit in all respects. So far as its causes are concerned, it is the net result of a common vital infections and subsides accumulated in days, wee | |
| | | | A Colorful Struggle: The Future of Himalayan Pheasants | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
The Himalayas are home to some of the most spectacular birds on Earth. Among them, pheasants stand out for their brilliant colours, distinctive plumage and fascinating behaviour. From the dazzling Himalayan Monal to other rare pheasant species, these birds are an important part of the mountain ecosystem and a symbol of the natural beauty of the Himalayas.
Yet behind their colourful appearance lies a growing struggle for survival. Human activities are changing mountain habitats at a rapid pace, creating increasing pressure on pheasant populations.
Himalayan pheasants depend on forests, grasslands, shrubs and undisturbed mountain habitats for food, shelter and breeding. Bu | |
| | | | Vivekananda’s Voice for a New India – Interpreting his Vision in the 21st Century | | | | Dr. Aniket Mahapatra/ Dr. Vivek Sharma
As India commemorates the anniversary of Swami Vivekananda’s historic Chicago Address of 1893, the nation has an opportunity not merely to celebrate a remarkable speech, but to rediscover a timeless vision that continues to shape our national character. More than a century ago, a young monk from India stood before the Parliament of the World’s Religions and began his address with the immortal words, “Sisters and Brothers of America.” In that single greeting, he conquered hearts across the globe and introduced the world to the civilizational ethos of India—an ethos rooted in tolerance, universal brotherhood, spiritual wisdom, and respect for diversit | |
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