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Corona Virus mutation is a new challenge for the world to face in 2021 The Corona Virus is mutating rapidly It is a scary time for humanity, as we face an unseen enemy. The might of it is growing as a second strain of the Corona virus is being seen mutating rapidly in the UK and South Africa.  The UK government has been giving mixed responses to the world. It is a panic situation that the New Year isnt looking a promising starting point of them right now.   Currently, roughly 30 countries have had to shut their borders to people travelling from Britain or South Africa. Both these places have reported another variant. However, those who have already travelled might be carrying the strain with them.  According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), things are well in control in the United Kingdom, despite the scare over the spread of a mutated form of the Corona virus. Currently, UK borders have been sealed to any movement in and out. The new mutated virus has a hig...

In times of desperation and lockdown, a successful and simple coffee recipe by a South Korean you tube blogger has got the world swaying with joy   The Dalgona Coffee is keeping people's spirits high as they brave the coronavirus social distancing policy by staying indoors Quarantine has given rise to a different way of how live is running, how business is being conducted, how targets are being, how food is being consumed and how coffee is being made work from home. Enter the world of the Dalgona coffee . The new form of instant coffee has become a rage on social media channels and is keeping the world going. It is the new way of Working-From-Home model where using simply three ingredients, coffee lovers are making frothy coffee in its cold form.  Get yourself an iced coffee drink simply combining a mixture of instant coffee, sugar, and hot water with cold milk. Posts are going crazy online, with people trying and experimenting with designs and baristas patte...

With corona virus making quarantine a necessity, a lot of sports men and sports enthusiasts are moving towards E-sports to keep the enthusiasm alive Sportsmen and enthusiasts are fast moving towards internet space to keep itself going The novel virus outbreak has lead the world to discover a new way of functioning and a new way to life altogether. From companies redesigning their working structures, daily routine to learning to work from home, everything is going through a paradigm shift. One such challenge is being faced by sportsmen as well. But Formula 1 drivers and other sports stars have said to have found a great way of keeping themselves engaged and active, despite the global lock down that has been done to contain the virus from spreading. For example the Australia Grand Prix driver McLaren driver Lando Norris has busied himself with the online version of an e-race. That is the new way to keep you engaged and not bored, will the lock down has cancelled and pos...

The way some nations have contained the virus speaks volumes about effective leadership  America is exhibiting the worst kind of leadership ever while tackling a pandemic where it would have otherwise spearheaded an active plan of action  The United States has never been so unprepared to handle a disaster as it is today. The country which is known to the super power of all nations has been brought to its knees- thanks to selfish leadership at the helm. The best way to show you care about your nation and are genuinely there as a leader to serve is when you can pre-empt danger, have the right people in place to mobilize resources, take informed and timely decisions and then work in unity to make a solid defense or backup plan. If one was to learn a lesson from these instances, one can see, that it is not just powerful nations that can prevent such outbreaks from becoming epidemics. Instead, it is the head of the nation, whose sound leadership, sound judgment...

After China, Italy has become the worst hit European country to have somehow failed to contain the virus in the last few days Tourism has been severely hit in Italy post the outbreak. Tourist seen standing and waiting for their ride as they cover their faces with masks The north of Italy has been engulfed in the coronavirus outbreak. The toughest part for the medical authorities was to contain the epidemic there itself. In hours, people started to travel to the South, making it unsafe for the populace which was still not infected. Now, the Italian government does not know how to curtail the damage. Somewhat like in China, they did not preempt and manage the first few cases properly. Italy is going off the radar as well. The economic capitals were hit most severely and reports confirmed that the undercurrent of the virus had already been lurking even before it started to appear evidently amongst others. The British budget airline easyJet announced it would cut ...

Some are rejoicing the shift of business from China to India and some are jittery about the whole break of the pandemic also. Indian automobile giants like Mahindra & Mahindra Co. (M&M) as well as Tata Motors have cried out loud over the growing unavailability of important Chinese components due to the raging corona virus. Releasing an official press release, the Chief of Sales and Marketing at M&M’s automotive division, Mr. Veejay Ram Nakra, has declared that “Going into March, we anticipate the challenge on parts-supply to continue for another few weeks, before we get back to normalcy.” Tata Motors too has expressed concerns over supply disruptions from China. Sales figures are also seeing a steep drop due to unavailability of important components. While M&M reported a steep 42 percent drop in domestic sales, Tata Motors has reported a drop of 34 percent Maruti Suzuki said its total domestic sales were down by 1.6% in February from a year ago. Indus...