The Tough City of New York

There is a lot to know about the most famous city of the United States, New York City. It is the most populous city in the United States with an estimated population of 84 lakhs in 2019. It is the largest and the most influential metropolis. Manhattan, which is among the world’s major commercial, financial,
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Wildlife population decline, extinction, habitat loss and the virus spillover

There are between 5 and 15 million living organisms on the planet Earth and only 1.5 million species have been identified, named, and described yet. We have around 300,000 species of plants, 4-8 million insects, and approximately 50,000 vertebrates- of which 10,000 are birds. Three-quarters of the total land of Earth has been significantly affected
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Social life – Under The Lockdown

There has been a dramatic change over these months with the COVID-19 pandemic in all the aspects and spheres of our lives. Apart from the direct influence seen in the economy, climate, jobs, etc. The impact on social lives rather substantially digitalizing social life is still not in the limelight. Lockdown confined our lives to
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Gov. Charlie Baker’s four step plan

Gov. Charlie Baker unveiled a four-step plan on Monday to begin reopening Massachusetts by May 18. Baker said guidance on which businesses would be able to open first will be issued at a later date but will likely apply to those that require little to no contact with customers and in a “limited fashion.” The Republican governor named
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Coronavirus – The Pandemic and New Normal 

First identified in December 2019 in China, the COVID-19 pandemic has shown a sweeping effect across the world. In almost all sectors health, films, business, travel to many more. We are dealing with a worldwide pandemic, lockdowns, the persisting threat of the coronavirus, and the possible consequences in our own ways. However, we are unaware
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Things The World Missed Due To Coronavirus

Coronavirus has affected 213 countries, areas, or territories. Did anyone ever imagine, a single virus will create such massive human destruction worldwide and put the whole globe under lockdown? The human species has faced several different diseases in the past like cholera, influenza, and smallpox. They have been brutal killers in human history. There have
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Mayor Michael Melham affected by coronavirus way before the first reported case

China on Thursday seized on comments made by a New Jersey mayor that he had contracted the novel coronavirus as early as November — a claim that, if true, would throw the U.S. and Beijing’s timelines about COVID-19 into disarray. Lijian Zhao, a spokesman for China’s foreign ministry who has been at the center of pushing back against the U.S., quoted a
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Easing of lock down in Italy, Spain and France

Europe’s top coronavirus hot spots are preparing to lift lockdown measures after seeing the biggest dip in daily new confirmed cases and deaths in weeks. Italy, Spain, and France have all recorded their lowest daily spike in fatalities to date. On Monday, Italy recorded just 174 coronavirus-related deaths within a 24-hour period – the lowest daily increase in two months, Sky News
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Boris Johnson on his experience in battling the virus

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson reveals in a new interview that doctors were prepared for the worst during his battle with coronavirus. Johnson tested positive for COVID-19 on March 27. Ten days later, he was admitted to the hospital as he entered the critical phase of the infection. For three days, he remained in intensive care, where he claims it was
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Crowds weren’t abiding social distancing on Saturday to watch the flyover honoring health care of workers

Large crowds gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. on Saturday to watch a Blue Angels and Thunderbirds flyover honoring health care workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic. Though some photos showed families appearing to separate in clusters on the lawn — adhering to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines to keep at least six feet apart — some observers questioned
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