i View - Mukesh Singh

The recent Pahalgam attack once again exposed the duality in the United States' approach towards terrorism. India has consistently made its position clear to the global community: terrorism in any form is unacceptable and must be dealt with firmly. In the aftermath of the attack on innocent civilians in Pahalgam, India unequivocally communicated its stance to Pakistan, asserting that it will not tolerate any form of terrorism. Operation Sindoor is a testament to India's resolve, as it launched a swift and aggressive response. This serves as a loud and clear warning to Pakistan: if it continues to engage in such nefarious activities, India will not hesitate to retaliate. India has been fighting its battle against terrorism for decades, striving to shape a global narrative that urges all nations to stand together in solidarity against terror. While the U.S. has often declared a zero-tolerance policy against terrorism and vowed to act decisively against rogue states, i...

Jamtara, known as India's cybercrime capital, has an intriguing story behind its emergence as a hub for cybercrime. Located in Jharkhand, this small district with a population of 791,042 (as per the 2011 census) faces economic challenges, relying on agriculture and small-scale industries. Many residents struggle with seasonal unemployment and low income. However, with digitization and exposure to new technologies, some individuals discovered ways to earn money from home through cybercrime. Initially, they engaged in mobile voucher scams, but as time passed, they explored more sophisticated methods, including cyber fraud. The rise of online transactions has facilitated these crimes, with cases reported across 24-25 states. Even high-profile individuals like Amitabh Bachchan and politicians have fallen victim. Despite government efforts to curb cybercrime, India's existing IT laws (2000, amended in 2008) seem inadequate. To combat this, the government needs to enact s...

Once again government of india extends its #lockdown4.0 into a new version #lockdown5.0 dealing with pandemic, which is literally different from the previous one.Precisely, this time government of india ensuring to making life of people more easier than before so little more relaxation being given to them.Infact, government mulling to lift the lockdown entirely so simultaneous with #lockdown5.0 unlocking process also begun so called #unlock1.Infact, India being under lockdown over several weeks due to which particularly daily wage earner impacted a lot.As millions of people depending upon their livelihood with daily wage earning.But during lockdown they have been at home quarantine for long time and somehow managed to lead their life well.Not only this the lockdown also hit impact upon the productivity of industrial sectors a lot.As small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) which is considered to be one of the biggest source for job creation in india indeed plays significa...

For COVID-19, no exact cure has been discovered yet. According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Convalescent Plasma has been studied in several outbreaks of other respiratory infections like SARS-CoV-1 epidemic, the H1N1 influenza virus pandemic, and the MERS-CoV epidemic. As COVID-19 is similar to SARS-CoV, might be convalescent plasma therapy prove to be effective and safe. Further FDA stated that more clinical trials are required for the same to prove. What is Convalescent Plasma Therapy (CPT)? When pathogens attack our body, our immune system starts working and releases proteins to fight with an infection. These proteins are known as antibodies. If the infected person produces a sufficient amount of protein then he or she will be recovered by antibodies itself. In plasma therapy, such immunity can be transferred from a healthy person to sick with the help of blood plasma. Here convalescent plasma is the liquid part of the blood from the recove...

At present it's looming threats for the mankind.As of now Covind-19 positive cases still continuously surging across the world which is obviously alarming.According to the official report the entire World crossed more than four millions Covid-19 positive cases wherein top ten developed countries are the worst affected with it particularly United State, Italy, United Kingdom and so on and so forth where millions of positive cases been reported now.It's acknowledged the fact that every single country across the World putting its best efforts to curb the Covid19 cases indeed all the nations striving their best possible efforts minimizing the numbers.India is also one of those countries which constantly endeavoring to curb the numbers and implementing all the precautionary measures. However, it's a fact that no massive improvement being seen over the period of time.At the same time it's also fact that India is in much better condition than the rest of the World ...