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International Health Regulation

 Do we have any international health rules and regulation to handle worldwide health issue or problem??? The answer is yes. IHR is a kind of legally binding international treaty or agreement entered into by WHO an UN leading agency and other states. The International Health Regulations (IHRs) prepared and issued by WHO for the protection of an individual’s health and to regulate global health system in the world. The main object of issuing IHRs is to control, safeguard or stop or prevent spread of various diseases worldwide or cross border country and to restrict public health risk. Another object of IHRs is to evade needless intrusion with global traffic and trade".  All worldwide health matters are coordinated by WHO since 198 within the system of the United Nations. WHO is also responsible to shape the provisions of health matters across the globe by way of issuing IHRs. International Health Regulations (IHRs) were earlier known as the International Sanitary Regula...

Work from Home- Need of a Law

  Law does not grow in vacuum. It needs its roots deep seated into the contemporary wishes and needs of the society. Sometimes law takes the lead and society is left behind. Sometimes society moves faster than the law. Recently, corona virus and its variants have changed the working landscape and economy of not only India but also around the globe. Due to this pandemic, the needs of the society have changed but the law has not kept the pace with the changing needs of the society. Virus has compelled the people to stay at home, especially in view of lockdowns imposed by the governments. Keeping distance from each other was another chief reason for staying at home. To save the employee from corona pandemic, companies had adopted work from home or hybrid mode in 2020 as a temporary measure, but now it has become a new model of working. Covid-19 pandemic has made the concept of work from home popular, both in government and the private sectors. But there is no law governing work from h...

'Work Life Balance - Need of the Hour'

  Prior to globalization work life and personal life were used to be considered two entirely different domains, but  globalization, rise in work pressure and COVID-19 have changed the thought process. COVID-19 has brought a drastic change in working timings of employees. Extended working hours and frequent changes in timing is  a  challenge for work life balance. Maintaining work life balance Is a tough task to be accomplished in present scenario especially while we all are confronting with pandemic time i.e. COVID-19. The term work life balance was coined in the early 80s as it was becoming very difficult for working females to take care of their kids, those who were dependent on mothers. Work- life balance refers to effective management to balance between the workplace life and personal life of employees, which includes the social responsibilities of an individual employee as well. Poor work life balance may lead to some very serious consequences and may  badl...

Cultural Lag And Its Impact On Society

  Change in society is indispensable along with alteration of society social revamping  cultural revamping  also occur in society in materialistic and non materialistic culture.. Cultural lag delineate that when the credo that control and regularize social life do not keep balance with other changes. The elevation   in mechanization and in other areas skillfully proffer old standard /values  and societal norms antiquated which t is the primary  reason to ethical squabble and catastrophes.  The term cultural lag  means the situation in which applied science  advancement  transpire swiftly in comparison  the changes in the directive  and norms of culture this go by the side of   progress or changes .or in other words we can say that it means that change in materialistic culture occur quick than non materialistic culture.as we all know that custom ,traditions ,mores takes time and there change happen but with low and weak s...

Of surrendering and acceptance

  They say you run the day or the day runs you. But what about the times when you don’t feel like running? The times when the day is too much to deal with and all you look for is some solitude. Do you always have to run the day or be run over by it? No. This is where surrendering and acceptance comes in. During times when you don’t feel like yourself, when the world comes in too close, when nothing seems to be going right, surrender. Surrender not to any God but simply to the highest power there is. You are not meant to carry all those burdens. Lighten your heart and free your soul. You don’t have to always be putting in efforts to try change what is happening.  Sometimes, peace is not found in trying to change what is happening but simply in accepting the things like they are. Surrender, accept and have faith. If life is too cold, have faith that summer of your life is around the corner. If it has been sunny for way too long, have faith that you are about to receive the warm ...

Be Happy

  Nature has given each living thing the important power that is needed for its endurance. It is inborn in everybody and is something fantastic. It can change the unusual into conceivable, bitterness into joy and battle into harmony. As a person you are presented with the genuine force of bountiful generosity, delight, love, truth and harmony inside yourself. These are the things that can change the essence of your own reality. Regardless of all disturbance, there is plentiful wellspring of satisfaction in you, which can be presented at whatever point and any place you want. In the most profound hour of distress, you actually have the ability to change distress into bliss. The main thing you require is to rehearse these powers, since whatever you practice, you get the hang of it. In the event that you end up blowing up inside no time, it implies you have drilled outrage the most in your life. Practice harmony in your life and you can get the hang of it. Contingent upon which seed y...

Analysis of Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021

  Introduction: On February 25, 2021, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (“MIB”) notified the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 (“Intermediary Rules 2021”) under Section 87 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (“IT Act”). The objective of the Intermediary Rules 2021, which supersede the Information Technology (Intermediaries Guidelines) Rules 2011, is to establish a harmonious, soft-touch oversight mechanism in relation to social media platforms as well as digital media and other streaming platforms etc. The Intermediary Rules 2021 are divided into three parts - Part I deals with defining all the terms used therein; Part II deals with the due diligence requirements which must be followed by a social media intermediary (SMI) and a significant social media intermediary (SSMI) and Part III deals with the code of ethics and procedure and safeguard in relation...

Role of Government and Educational Agencies During COVID-19 Pandemic on Education System

  Corona virus is affecting the whole world today. About 190 countries around the world have been affected by this and the economy is struggling badly, we are slowly moving towards a global recession. Due to this virus, many countries have been a situation of lockdown and curfew. Industry, socio-economic sector as well as another important sector being badly affected by this virus is that of higher education. In a country with a large and dense population like India, the situation is still positive and the Prime Minister of India, respected Narendra Modi has taken many concrete steps to save the country from this epidemic. The Government of India and the governments of all the states have also taken many steps in this direction, e-content is being provided to the students through various online mediums, UGC and other regional boards, courses related notes and other material on many apps and websites for free. However, government agencies like UGC, AICTE, CBSE etc. are concerne...

Poverty over the Globe

 Poverty affects families all around the world. A lot of People sleep in critical financial condition round the world. Around one out of each 10 people on the world lives below the poverty level. Clean Shelter, Hunger, lack of sanitation and access to clean water and lack of resources for good health care square measure the most reasons. The global poverty index shows that Around 108growing countries, 22 % people in the world—live in multidimensional poverty and the half of the multidimensionally poor are only under the 18-year age children. The lower-class people over the world are living in poverty, on the contour of society, it is observed that economic growth and prosperity passing them by. They are ignored by global economy. They are living their lives bountiful and scarce. They do not have enough food, clean water, because there is no enough sanitation for them. They are living Without a reasonable standard of living, basic health care, and even basic education. The ...

Depression - “The state of mind”

 When a person experiences failure in the path of his life or when he feels crushed because of some ups and down that came inevitably in life or when one has to cope with great challenges, but resources seem to be insufficient or some other reasons that are not in hand, then he starts getting negative thoughts, which come and go occasionally. Slowly this mental state pushes the thought process and people start seeing the world through the negative mindset. Such thoughts inevitably slow down their lives. Even activities which were once pleasure for one, seem to be ceased now. The prolonged feeling of loneliness or loss of interest can lead to a mental state, called depression. According to WHO , depression is a worldwide disease, approximately 264 million people are affected and nearly 8,00,000 people dies by committing suicide every year. Depression causes a wide range of behaviour and physiological symptoms. Like it ruins the appetite, in some cases too much eating is also associa...

Healthy Eating During Times of Stress

 “Do you have a stressful situation? What are you having for dinner” Healthy nutrition is important for general health and stamina, especially during times of high stress, such as we are experiencing during COVID-19. Stress is a natural response to difficult conditions. Small quantities of stress can be beneficial in situations such as completing job deadlines, avoiding danger, or coping with a major life event. However, the consequences of stress can pile up over time and lead to poor physical and mental health. We may identify stress as a sensation, but we don't always know how it presents itself in sleep disturbances, anxiety, hormone imbalances, and occasionally bad food habits. When we're stressed, we turn to comfort foods like cookies, cake, candy, and other high sugar, low-fiber meals. These foods have the potential to worsen the development of chronic inflammation in our bodies. Rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, asthma, decreased kidney function, and inflammatory bowel d...

The disruptor’s disruption

 ‘The best companies in the world never get nostalgic, they evolve’- Shawn Kanungo Change is inevitable and in today’s fast paced markets getting disrupted is not a possibility, it is given. Many famous brands/ business models which existed for so long are nowhere today. Sooner or later some Oyo, Treebo, Delhivery or Practo might disrupt the market and may change the way things work in their segment. Disruption is not bad, provided, you are doing it to yourself (Cannibalization, in other words). Though it’s not easy and it demands hell lot of resources but it is highly recommended. Companies are required to work tirelessly and continuously redefine themselves and their brands and products. Failing to which can be fatal like what happened to Nokia and Blockbuster and many other companies. Disruption can never be a one-time deal. Companies must think over and over again to enhance value for its customers. Displacing the incumbent once is not end of the game. Skype disrupted the way l...

Problems in Population Education

 Issues of Concept Most population programmes refer to developing understanding, awareness attitudes and responsible and informed decision-making and behaviour for improving the quality of life as the end-product of the education activity. These goal statements are somewhat ambiguous and do not specify the nature of the behaviour to be not know the definition one cannot be clear about its aims and curriculum. When achieved. There is no satisfactory definition of population education. When one does the concept is not clear, one continues to grope in the dark Due to controversial nature of the population education, and a number of issues have been emerged: 1) What is population education? 2) How does it differ from family planning and/or sex education? 3) Does population education hold better prospects for success than family planning? 4) What is the guarantee that the non-prescriptive approach in population education will be more effective than the prescriptive approach? 5) What do ...

Impacts of Electromagnetic Waves

 Electromagnetic radiation (EM radiation or EMR) defines the waves (or their quanta, photons) of the electromagnetic field, proliferating (emanating) through space, conveying electromagnetic brilliant energy. . Traditionally, electromagnetic radiation comprises of electromagnetic waves, which are synchronized motions of electric and attractive fields that engender at the speed of light, which, in a vacuum, is usually meant c. In homogeneous, isotropic media, the motions of the two fields are opposite to one another and opposite to the course of vitality and wave spread, shaping a transverse wave. The wave front of electromagnetic waves discharged from a point source, (for example, a light) is a circle. Electromagnetic floods of various recurrence are called by various names since they have distinctive sources and consequences for issue. Arranged by expanding recurrence and diminishing wavelength these are: radio waves, microwaves, infrared radiation, noticeable light, bright radiat...

Wireless Brain Sensor

 Remote sensors take this further by permitting the client to carry on a scope of typical exercises while staying untethered by a link interfacing the sensor to the analyser. Remote mind sensors are gadgets that are equipped for recognizing the tension inside the cerebrum, cerebrum temperature, pH and cerebrum action as 'mind waves' mirroring the electrical transmission inside the cerebrum. Mind PC interfaces (BCI) are neural interfaces that permit consistent checking of the cerebrum's electrical movement during the day and remotely send the information from the cerebrum to outside investigating gadgets. These are critical to assist with seeing how the mind functions and to speak with it, as in cerebrum PC prostheses. The mind PC interface can be utilized to either investigate or deliver such neural electrical signs, to analyze or treat neuropsychiatric conditions. In 2014, researchers at Brown University revealed exceptionally low-power sensors that could s...

Emerging epoch of technology as an essential skill for learners

 Increased modernity and electronic media have influenced our learners with both challenges and opportunities. It is thus essential for learners to develop a sense of digital awareness and activism to facilitate learning. Learners must be capable of spotting a stereotype, distinguish facts from Virtual ion, and news from propaganda. For building a productive learning culture and to protect learners from the negative impacts of the media, Epoch of technology is a necessary intervention in Emerging critical understandings, creative abilities, and active participations. Epoch of technology is an essential skill in creating learners capable of thinking, analyzing and comprehending critically. Epoch of technology in education and training is a necessary intervention in building a productive learning culture and network. This requires a mentality capable of questioning and looking beyond the surface when evaluating information in terms of its sense of balance, bias and accuracy. Epoch of...

New Variants and the Challenge of the Third Wave

  After touching the height of 4 lakh new cases daily in the second wave of Covid-19 in India, the number of people infected is now on the decline, however, the possibility of a third wave remains. After the relaxation of the lockdown, people have stopped caring about the people. They are out on a walk in the mountains, as if paying their last vengeance. In this way, you are putting everyone with you to a new level. Four waves occurred during the Spanish flu global pandemic that occurred nearly a century ago. The third wave of the current novel coronavirus phone-2 has arrived in many countries. A Belgian woman has been found to be suffering from two variants (senior) simultaneously. This has made the situation more serious. A woman has also been found in India, who has got a Covid infection again after a year. The current surge in Covid cases in the US, South Africa, and Southeast Asia is related to Corona's Delta Variant. This model is one of those four variants of Covid. Which ha...

Teaching for Complex Learning & Robust Knowledge

  What Is Robust Knowledge? Various studies point to three important characteristics of robust knowledge-it is deep, connected, and coherent. Deep knowledge is knowledge about underlying principles that allows experts to recognize the same principle based features in seemingly different problems.  Teaching for Robust Knowledge Some strategies incorporated into most teaching approaches are: Practice, Worked Examples, Analogies, & Self Explanation. Practice : Over learning, practicing even after doing skill or a procedure makes performance smooth, fast, and automatic. Practice can be effective in developing procedural knowledge of how to do things, but not beneficial itself helping students learn analogous things-solve knowledge across. Retrieval practice or testing is better than restudying for remembering information. Worked Examples : Worked examples can support the development of robust knowledge by managing cognitive load that student’s working memory not overwhelmed. T...

BUY ONE GET ONE FREE

  Blog Submitted by Dr.Ajay Sharma ECE Dept. JIMS Gr.Noida BUY ONE GET ONE FREE  It looks like marketing but in real life it has many meanings. If we buy “anger” we get “acidity” for free If we buy “jealousy” then “headache” is available for free If we buy “hate” we get “ulcer” for free If we buy “stress” then we get “blood pressure” for free Similarly, if we buy “ trust“ from conversation, then “ friendship “ is received for free. If we buy “exercise” then good “health” is available for free If we buy “peace” we get “prosperity” for free If we buy “honesty” we get “good sleep” for free If we buy “love expressions” then we get “God's grace” with all the good qualities Now it depends on us what we should buy.