Impact of COVID on mental health

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus pandemic in March 2020 made the world go Topsy-turfy. Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (Sars-Cov-2) is the cause of the disease. The disease not only brought severity in health conditions but also socioeconomic crisis and profound distress worldwide. Covid-19 presented an exceptional challenge to human fitness. However, there
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The Unsung Heroes of 2020

Unsung heroes are those people whose deeds towards society remain little or unacknowledged. This year has been tough on all of us. However, we were able to cope up with day-to-day work withstanding the pandemic conditions. It is not just us who are solely credible for our survival. While we worked from the comfort of
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Work From Home Induces Lethargy Things to know while working from home

The pandemic caused by novel coronavirus has turned the world upside down. When everyone was confined to their homes to contain the spread of COVID-19 The pandemic caused by novel coronavirus has turned the world upside down. When everyone was confined to their homes to contain the spread of COVID-19, technology came up as a
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How To Deal With Anxiety And Fear When Infected With Coronavirus

Everyone’s life has drastically changed over the course of the last few months which is now majorly driven by the novel Coronavirus. All the speculations related to corona like how to prevent it, what remedies will boost immunity, what mantra to chant, which yoga pose you must try, and whatnot. As negative it may sound,
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Crimes and Scams During the Coronavirus Lockdown

Life under lockdown is not only changing the way people live but also how crime occurs. The good news is that this fundamental change will see a decrease in certain crimes – some areas have already seen recorded crime drop by as much as 20%. But there are worrying signs that some offenses like domestic
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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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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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Hiker falls to death while celebrating the end of the lockdown

Olesia Suspitsina, a 31-year-old Kazakhstan woman, fell from more than 110 feet while hiking in Duden Park, Turkey and died. This accident happened last weekend when she was celebrating the end of the coronavirus lockdown in her area after following weeks of shelter-in-place order, by going for hiking with her friend and while posing for
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Michigan gov. extends state of emergency another month

After the rally of hundreds of protesters that descended in the state Capitol building, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has extended the state of emergency and disaster declaration in Michigan through May 28, a couple of hours before its supposed deadline. She also said that by refusing to extend the state of emergency, Republican lawmakers would be
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