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TECHNOLOGY OF FATE – A POEM FROM WEST BENGAL, INDIA

Mechanics or Technology, by which name shall I call you? Dr. Tamali Neogi is a poet and creative writer from West Bengal, India Dr. Tamali Neogi is Assistant Professor of English, Gushkara College (Affiliated to the University of Burdwan), Gushkara (West Bengal), India. Her V.S. Naipaul, Dark and Comic Vision is published by

COMBATING DROUGHT AND DESERTIFICATION

The climate is changing at an alarming speed, resulting in global warming, droughts, and desertification The climate is changing at an alarming speed, resulting in global warming, droughts, and desertification. Water is a miraculous molecule that constitutes 70 to 90 percent of both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and provides an aqueous

How to Enjoy Your Age–and Change It

Activate Your Engines to boost your biological age which accounts for the health and function of your cells, and can defy chronological age by a decade or more A patient’s age When I see a patient in the ER, one of the first things I look at is their age. After all, a 6-year-old with chest pain is quite different from a

Answering Trivial Questions – A Poem from Korea

I am being guided by that silent river. Song, Kyeongdong, an award-winner poet from Korea, the land of Morning Calm, shares his poem Mr. Song Kyeongdong is actively engaged as Korea’s representative socially engaged poet. He writes poems filled with solidarity, comfort, and love for ordinary people who live affirming lives

The world urgently needs 44 million teachers by 2030

The effect of a worldwide teacher shortage is profound -UN issues global alert over teacher shortage Geneva The world urgently needs 44 million teachers by 2030 in order to make the Sustainable Development Goals a reality, a new report from UNESCO, the UN agency championing education, announced this week. The Global teacher shortage