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As the Centre imposed restrictions are being eased gradually, normal life in green zones is trying to be redefined amid lockdown with a focus being on the lives and their livelihood.

Several businesses have begun planning their next steps on the basis of relaxations offered by respective state govt. While everyone is trying to come back to normal, the word “normal” has gained a new definition itself. The aim of businesses and companies is now to cope up with the situation and survive in this global recession.

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As the Centre imposed restrictions are being eased gradually, normal life in green zones is trying to be redefined amid lockdown with a focus being on the lives...

Handwashing Does it have a technique?
Handwashing Does it have a technique?

Washing hands is an important habit which helps get rid of illness-causing germs and keeps you healthy. It also removes dirt and stops microorganisms from spreading to other people.

Handwashing prevents people from picking infections, flu and other diseases like diarrhoea, food poisoning and passing on the same to others. The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that handwashing is one of the best ways to protect ourselves and our family from falling sick.

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Washing hands is an important habit which helps get rid of illness-causing germs and keeps you healthy. It also removes dirt and stops microorganisms from spreading to other...

Stay Safe from the Monsoon Diseases
Stay Safe from the Monsoon Diseases

Both malaria and dengue are mosquito-borne diseases and are a cause of high mortality and morbidity in many countries mainly tropical. Both these conditions have an ability to cause acute febrile illness (an illness related to fever), but still, they are fundamentally different.

We bring some facts to help understand them better. Before discussing the differences here are some facts about the diseases from the World Health Organization (WHO).

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Both malaria and dengue are mosquito-borne diseases and are a cause of high mortality and morbidity in many countries mainly tropical. Both these conditions have an ability to...

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