I think you may understand what I mean. Yes , I am going to say about covid-19, it is resulted in the outbreak of a respiratory illness , which is leading to more than 2.5 million people worldwide have developed the infection, and at least 171,000 people have died, according to Johns Hopkins University’s real-time tracker, which maps confirmed cases of the illness we now know as COVID-19. The US accounts for more than 804,000 of those cases and 43,200 deaths.

The Signs and Symptoms :

One threat to the COVID-19 response in India is the spread of misinformation driven by fear, stigma, and blame. There have been rising levels of violence against health-care workers and stigmatisation of people with or suspected of having COVID-19, which could impede reporting of illness. The pandemic has also been used to fan anti-Muslim sentiment and violence, after a gathering connected to the group Tablighi Jamaat was identified as being responsible for many cases. A welcome initiative to combat fake news is being led by a group of more than 400 multidisciplinary Indian scientists, who have voluntarily formed Indian Scientists’ Response to COVID-19 to fight myths and misinformation about the disease.

We can control the situation if and only if we keep ourselves as well as our surroundings neat and tidy.

” PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE“

A young boy, with his innocence, has brought a change in the people, this kid has a lot of lessons to teach, he has an enormous heart and a passion for the living, I hope that he shouldn’t change throughout his life, and make a path by which everyone can follow him. There are very fewer people who admit or at least understand there mistake. He treated every life equally, that’s why he had taken the chicken to the hospital. We, humans, have to change after seeing this pure soul. Maybe, in the future, he leads a path in which our future generation will be in the right hands.

The most inspiring speech gave by Dr. APJ Abdul kalam. The every word said by him is immortal , even our future generations are getting inspired . The gist of the speech starts like this, “Everyone should not only know how to handle success but also how to handle failure”, we might face many challenges, but we need to bounce back, and give our best. If you failed, it means you have got a opportunity to learn, you have found a way for ‘how we should not do it’. When you are learning , it gives you creativity, creativity leads to thinking, thinking provides knowledge and knowledge makes you great.

“IMAGINATION” , this word looks simple, but it is the word which has changed the whole world, which break the limitations of people, which is ruling the young minds, which defeated the defeat, which makes impossible as possible. For every invention, the primitive step was imagination , which is boundless. Every one has right to imagine.

A girl from the crowd ask to Kalam sir , to give few tips for the upcoming generation to succeed in life, then he says the four rules to succeed 1)Great aim 2)Continuous acquire knowledge 3)Hard work 4)Perseverance THESE ARE THE FOUR MANTRAS TO SUCCESS.

Abdul Kalam sir, also says that, every TEACHER plays a key role in students life, they have a great and fantastic opportunity to mould your dreams into a shape, Even our Kalam sir’s science teacher has given him a vision of his life.

“I may not rich in money , but I am rich in things money can’t buy.”

-Saundrya Kumar

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I feel really blessed, because I got a opportunity to write about these compassionate people. The first lady you can see in the above picture is Kamala Pujari, she is originally from Odisha’s Koraput district, this 69-year-old women has been preserving more than a hundred traditional paddy varieties, in addition to several endangered species , she is prominently agricultural activist.

The second lady you can see in the above picture is Saalumarada Thimmakka, has emerged to become one of the most prominent environmentalists from Karnataka, and shot to fame for planting and nurturing 365 banyan trees along a 4km highway stretch

The third lady you can see in the above picture is Chinna Pillai, she became the first voice of dissent in a rural settlement of Pullucheri in the Madurai district, with her constant questions and demands for fair wages ,she soon rose to become a labour contract leader.

The fourth person you can see in the above picture is Daitari Naik, he carved out a three-kilometer canal from the Gonasika mountains. This canal now provides water to about 100 acres of land

Speaking about the picture, it is a priceless and most privilege picture, they all are recipient of Padma Sri award , they are altruistic and having a big heart , we are inspired by these people, they are the real life heroes.

“We must think and act like a nation of a billion people and not like that of a million people. Dream, dream, dream!”

APJ Abdul Kalam.

Dr.Abdul kalam full name was Avul Pakir Jainullabadin Abdul kalam. He was born on 15th of October 1931 in Rameswaram , Tamil Nadu and deceased on 27th of July 2015 at Shillong ,Meghalaya . He was an aerospace scientist and he was 11th president of India from 2002 to 2007, also known as people’s president. He worked on several main ISRO and DRDO posts and later “Chief Scientific Adviser ” to the Government of India in the Indian Cabinet Ministry.He was a recipient of many prestigious awards ,including Bharat Ratna , Indian’s highest civilian award in 1997.

The more I speak about him, it will be less words to describe him. He was really a true legend for the youngsters of India. He has inspired the new generation of the country through his whole life, career, works and writings. He still lives in heart of many people. He thus came to be known as the missile man of India for his work on the development of ballistic missile and launch vehicle technology.

He was the recipient of many awards : Bharat Ratna in 1997,Padma Bhushan in 1981,Padma Vibhushan in 1990,Hoover Medal in 2009,Veer Savarkar Award in 1998,King Charles II Medal in 2007 ,Indira Gandhi Award for National Integration in 1997,Ramanujan Award in 2000,International von Karman Wings Award in 2009,IEEE Honorary Membership in 2011 and not only this he received 7 honorary Doctorates from 40 Universities.

He is very fond of books and even he has written many books like “Wings of Fire”,”Ignited Minds”, “India 2020”, “Target 3 billion”, “My Journey”, etc., and Biography. simply we can say he is the moving library.

In these days, we can see the cyber crime is one of the biggest issue that whole world is facing, many people are being victims of this. First let we see what is a cyber crime?? it means ,any crime that is committed by using computer and internet network is a cyber crime . In a cyber crime the computer may have been used in the commission of the crime, or it may be the target.

To deal with cyber crimes we have to follow some simple habits or we can say rules:

We have to maintain good hygiene system . you must have a fully updated operating system and installed software and a good security software to protect your computer, apart if you are having safe browsing habits.

We can see there are many times when people may have contacted with claiming a job portal or tech support or even your Bank details or for free loan or for anything you can buy within no cost, initially they will ask the details, later on they will hack your account or they will ask for initial payment . Do not respond to such contacts. This is the first basic preventive step you can take.  There are many who would fall prey to it and yet won’t report the matter.

We need to fight against cybercrime, you have to report it, in case you have fallen prey.  There is nothing to feel ashamed about it , If an email or phone takes aid of a known or popular service or brand, you should always alert the service or brand, that their name is being misused, so that they can take appropriate steps and at the least, alert their other customers to not fall prey.

Besides, if a cybercrime has made you suffer physical, mental, or financial loss, you can report it to the concerned department that every government has nowadays. Each country takes cybercrime seriously and has organizations that work actively to tackle the crime and to bring the criminals to justice.

We need to follow these things to not to fallen prey. It’s even our responsibility that not only we but also our neighbors need to aware of this cyber crime.

Possibly one of the biggest stories in that broke in cyberspace recently has been WhatsApp’s reports that 1,400 of its users were hacked by Pegasus, a spyware tool from Israeli firm NSO Group. Pegasus, it is a spyware where they spy on people through their phone.

HOW PEGASUS WORKS :

• A Pegasus operator must convince a target to click on a specially crafted ‘exploit link’ which allows the operator to penetrate security features on the phone.
• This automatically installs Pegasus without the user’s knowledge or permission.
• Once the phone is exploited and Pegasus installed, it begins contacting the operator’s command and control and send back the target’s private data, including passwords, contact lists, events, text messages, and live voice calls from popular mobile messaging apps.
• The operator can even turn on the phone’s camera and microphone to capture activity in the phone’s vicinity.

WHAT MAKES PEGASUS DANGEROUS?

• What makes Pegasus really dangerous is that it spares no aspect of a person’s identity. It makes older techniques of spying seem relatively harmless.
• What can’t it do would be an easier question to answer. Once on a phone, the spyware has the run of the place.
• It can intercept every call and SMS, read every email and monitor each messaging app.
• Pegasus can also control the phone’s camera and microphone and has access to the device’s location data.
• The app advertises that it can carry out “file retrieval”, which means it could access any document that a target might have stored on their phones

We must all recognise that national security starts with securing the smartphones of every single Indian by embracing technologies such as encryption rather than deploying spyware. This is a core part of our fundamental right to privacy.

Even the government has made it clear that it holds a sovereign right over the data of its citizens. The idea of data sovereignty must include a citizen’s right to privacy.

Hydnellum peckii,the unusual appearance of the young fruit bodies has earned the species several descriptive common names, including strawberries and cream, the bleeding Hydnellum, the bleeding tooth fungus, the red-juice tooth, and the Devil’s tooth.The fruit bodies typically have a funnel-shaped cap with a white edge, although the shape can be highly variable. Young, moist fruit bodies can “bleed” bright red guttation droplets that contains a pigment known to have anticoagulated properties similar to heparin.

What happens if we eat it?

The Bleeding Tooth Fungus,the fungus receives fixed carbon from the host and, in return, improves the host plant’s mineral absorption. Despite its horrific appearance, the mushroom isn’t poisonous . It is still wouldn’t recommend eating it – the taste has been described as very bitter pepper.

At its best, this is a very beautiful fungus… but unfortunately it is rarely seen at its best and often grows embedded with plant stems and debris. Although variable in shape and colour, fruitbodies of Hydnellum peckii invariably have pinkish tones. Young caps are often (but not always) decorated with bright red liquid droplets that exude from the upper surface. Particularly attractive when solitary, the fruitbodies more often occur in small groups that merge and become fused at the caps and sometimes also along their stems.

Where we can find it??

The Devil’s Tooth is a woodland mushroom rarely if ever found in Britain except in Scotland and then most often in the Caledonian Forest, where in some years it is abundant but still fairly localised. The beautiful specimens shown on this page were seen in Scotland’s Abernethy Forest. All official records for this species on the Fungal Records Database of Britain and Ireland (FRDBI) are from Scotland. This hydnoid fungus occurs also in parts of northern mainland Europe and in North America.

Seventy-five-year-old Gurcharan Singh was just a child during Partition in 1947, when his family left their home in the city of Sialkot, in modern day Pakistan, to head to India.

Now on a visit to the Sikh temple in the Pakistani village of Kartarpur, he was delighted that the two countries had agreed to construct a corridor allowing visa-free access to pilgrims from India.

The Gurdwara Darbar Sahib Kartarpur is one of the holiest places in Sikhism. It’s believed to have been built on the site where Guru Nanak, the founder of the religion, died in the 16th Century.

The temple is located around 4km (2.5 miles) from the border with India, but tensions between the neighbouring countries have meant Sikh pilgrims have often found it difficult to visit. Some have had to be content with viewing it through binoculars from India.

The “Kartarpur corridor” will however lead from the Indian border straight to the gurdwara, with the sides fenced off.

The move has been welcomed enthusiastically by the Sikh community, and also represents a rare instance of co-operation between the two countries, which have fought three wars against each other since independence.

Relations between India and Pakistan remain strained, but at a ceremony formally starting construction work on the pathway on the Pakistani side of the border.

Formal talks between India and Pakistan have stalled since an attack in 2016, which Indian authorities blamed on Pakistani-backed militants. Pakistan denied the claim.

Prime Minister Khan directly addressed the commonly held view that Pakistan’s powerful military and intelligence services don’t want peace with India, whilst civilian governments generally do.