The S Word

We all know that it's vital to get consistent, high-quality sleep. For example, you've likely noticed how your physical and mental well-being both suffer when you don't get enough rest, and perhaps you've read about some of the science that explains the importance of good sleep. However, it turns out that most of us dramatically underestimate just how severe an impact sleep deprivation can have on our health.  If you're worried about your current sleep schedule and looking for ways to address bad habits or distractions, this article can help you. We'll explore why this problem is so significant, considering six of the worst impacts it has on your health. We'll also highlight the main causes of sleep deprivation, and ultimately explain how you can make changes that help you sleep better. With a combination of new   habits , you could be feeling healthy and well-rested within the next few weeks. What Causes Sleep Deprivation and Lack Of Sleep?

         7  January 1967 - 29 April 2020 Film Industry will remember the finest actor loss ?? NO not only film Industry fraternity , the human mankind will remember him for his effort not to give up on life. He fought , fought till his last breath. He did not gave up on life. His immense talent , effortless acting, his induced involvement in his acting has made him the finest actor who is not like other KHAN’s of Bollywood, but a Khan with whom anybody can relate to the character deeply. An unconventional actor is today turned into a shining star for his screen presence. He was the powerhouse of the talent, the characters played by him will remain alive in our heart. He will be admired for carving out his own path in the Industry without the hand on his head of any GodFather, His par excellence has been set by his power pack performance for whatever acting he do.   The actor belongs from a zamindar family from Tonk, Rajasthan which has some royal connection and has two sibl

COVID-19 has created havoc across putting economies, business, and other daily life activities at a halt. Now at this point humanity needs leadership and solidarity to defeat Coronavirus. There is a saying that "prevention is better than cure". None of want to be in the isolation ward by getting effected by the virus. So we must take care and protect others by doing the following: The best possible was to restrict the servere airborne disease is  " self isolation".  By staying at home, you are saving the life of somebody’s grandad. Or their mum. Or even the people you love. You are making sure you don’t catch and spread the virus – so you have probably already saved lives.

          The  COVID vaccine trial in UK •Microbiologist Elisa Granato, being injected as part of the first human trials in the UK for a potential coronavirus vaccine, untaken by Oxford University, England. •The researchers started screening healthy volunteers in March for the 'ChAdOx1 nCoV-19' vaccine trial. The vaccine was developed in under three months by a team at Oxford University. Sarah Gilbert, professor of vaccinology at the Jenner Institute, led the pre-clinical research. So how does the vaccine work? The vaccine is made from adenovirus (a weakened version of a common cold viruses) from chimpanzees that has been modified so it cannot grow in humans. How will it be known that the vaccine actually works? The only way the team will know if the Covid-19 vaccine works is by comparing the number of people who get infected with coronavirus in the months ahead from the two arms of the trial. What is the aim  of human trial? The aim of the human trial i

What is vaccine?            It's nothing but a training course for our body immune system. They harmlessly show viruses or bacteria to our bodies. Our immune system recognise then as invaders and they have to fight them. It means next time we encounter the disease in real , our body already knows how to fight them. What research is being done?           The WHO says that more than 70 teams is currently working in that vaccine. It has quickly become the most important pieces of scientific research around the world. While some Universities posing other projects to work on it full time. But trails being done with no of animals as well as humans. When it would be ready?            Scientists at the university of Oxford has said it could be as early as "September 2020" but that is, if everything goes according to plan at every single state. That means if something goes wrong that can push everything back. While most think it'll be more

To be honest everyone needs a Vpn. Mostly to access the website restricted by your ISP or your government or atleast to keep your internet traffic secure. So everyone deserves a VPN. But when it comes to VPN provider two basic problem arises :                1.pricing               2.is the vpn trustworthy? The biggest question that arises is that do the VPN is really a "no-log VPN" or it indeed maintain a log of internet traffic which nullifies the whole concept of VPN. So let's come to the point that what maybe the solution of this : 1. Do we really have depends the vpn         providers .                                         OR 2. Can we create our own VPN?