inCovid-19, Teleworking
TELEWORKING: A New Trend in the Organizational Change Patterns, As A Result of the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Bipasha Chatterjee
on April 30, 2020
“The only constant in life is change” – Heraclitus As the whole world has been tied down by the shackles of the COVID-19, every aspect of the human life around the world has almost come
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inPhysics
Thermoelectricity: A new way to turn waste heat into useful energy
by Diptashikha Das
on April 30, 2020
Availability of sustainable energy to the world’s population is a vital societal problem of the 21st century, as fossil fuel supply or any other non-renewable energy sources are decreasing and world energy demand is increasing.
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inCovid-19
COVID-19 AND EMERGING GLOBAL CRISIS
by Pallavi Sinha Das
on April 30, 2020
Presently in the era of globalization when we all are living under one roof promoting peace and security for everyone so that the maximum benefit can be assured for all according to their capabilities, at
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inGender, Media Studies, Sociology
UNDERSTANDING GENDER ISSUES IN ADVERTISEMENTS AND INDIAN MOVIES
by Madhurima Dasgupta
on April 30, 2020
Media plays a decisive role in the everyday life of youngsters not only because it conveys important facts and information but also because it is one the most important agencies of socialization and Gender Socialization.
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inPhysics, Technology
Superconductivity: A Mysterious State of Matter that controls the future of Medical diagnostics and Research
by Swarup Kumar Neogi
on April 30, 2020
Introduction:     In 20-th century a major breakthrough in science came with the discovery of new state of matter, called the superconducting state. Generally materials are divided into three different classes based on their ability
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inAgriculture, Biotechnology
Let’s talk about the importance of Plant and Agricultural Biotechnology: A lot more than just GM crops
by Divya Srivastava
on April 30, 2020
Student contributors: Rudranil Samanta and Rumale Das (B.Tech, Biotechnology) Nature is an artist which keeps on blissfully making new creatures with different size and shapes using different colors and qualities. On this planet, life exists
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inCovid-19, Machine Learning, Mathematics
Forecasting of Covid-19 using mathematical modeling & machine learning
by Santanu Biswas
on April 30, 2020
The World Health organization has declared Covid-19 as a pandemic. As of April 29, an outbreak of Covid-19 has confirmed more than 3 million confirmed cases & more than 200,000 deaths worldwide.  Various mathematical/statistical models
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inContemporary
Separated and Divided: Confronting Partition in 2020
by Mohua Ahiri
on April 30, 2020
As the British left India after their rule of around 200 years in 1947, they also divided our nation into two. Well, for many present today Partition has come to us in history books, sometimes
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inCovid-19
RISK OF COVID 19 VICTIM FROM BIO-MEDICAL WASTE
by SOUMYA SEN MANNA
on April 30, 2020
What if corona virus is itself a by-product of Bio-medical waste..!!!             Today the entire human civilization is facing the dominance of the expanded tentacles of COVID 19 disease. It is a global emergency for
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inCovid-19, Economy
The Indian Economy in the crucial phase of Covid 19
by Debjani Sarkar
on April 30, 2020
The Lockdown The first case of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic in India was reported on 30 January 2020 and first official Lockdown or Janta Curfew was observed on Mar 22 2020. The 14-hour janta curfew
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