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Mpox: The hidden virus you’ve never heard of

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  Introduction to M-Pox We all faced a severe pandemic named COVID-19, caused by to SARS-CoV-2 virus. It was first identified in Wuhan, China.  On March 24,2020, the Indian government announced a lockdown which was extended further. A similar outbreak is expected to happen if we don't take precautions. This new pandemic virus is named as M-Pox or monkeypox. Mpox, caused by the monkeypox virus, is a zoonotic viral disease. Though known since 1958, it gained renewed attention in 2022 when cases emerged outside of Africa, where it is traditionally endemic. Monkeypox virus has emerged from a species called Orthopoxvirus. It has two clades: Clade I and Clade II  I demonstrated its various types in a flowchart. Have a quick look at it. Overview of the treat: M-pox is still a threat to human health nowadays. It started outbreaking from the Democratic Republic of Congo.  As you can see in the flowchart above, there are clades of M-pox. According to WHO's official websit...

The Ultimate Guide to Pani Puri: India’s Favorite Street Food

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 Introduction: If we are talking about Indian Street foods, and not talk about Pani Puri. This is not possible to ignore pani puri conversation.  Pani Puri, also known as Golgappa, Puchka, or Gupchup, is one of India’s most beloved street foods. This tangy, spicy, and crunchy delight is a must-try for anyone looking to experience the true flavors of Indian cuisine. Originating in the Indian subcontinent, Pani Puri has captured the hearts (and taste buds) of millions across the world. What is Pani Puri? Pani Puri is a bite-sized, hollow, crispy puri filled with spicy, tangy water (known as "pani"), boiled potatoes, chickpeas, tamarind chutney, and spices. The puri is cracked open on the top, and the fillings are added before being dipped in the flavored water. It’s typically eaten in one bite, allowing the explosion of flavors to fill your mouth. Origins of Pani Puri The exact origin of Pani Puri is unclear, but it is believed to have originated in the Indian state of Bihar. O...

Monsoon Fashion Trends 2024: Top Styles to Embrace the Rainy Season

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  As monsoon season starts, It’s become crucial to refresh your wardrobe with the latest trends that merge style and functionality. The name monsoon itself means balancing style and practicality. I have come up with various trends and essentials that help elevate your style and spread your glamour. So, get ready to dive in and embrace the rain while being a superstar. Vibrant Raincoats and Jackets🧥  Back to the school days or past days, everyone has experienced the fed-up feeling with the same dull, utilitarian raincoats. But my friends, those days are gone. This season, vibrant colors and bold patterns are making a splash. Bright yellows, electric blues, and neon greens dominate the rainwear scene, adding a pop of color to the gray skies. So, when you are going to shop for a raincoat, find one with playful prints like polka dots, geometric patterns, or even floral motifs. These eye-catching pieces not only keep you dry but also ensure you stand out in the rain. Versatile Um...

The Impact of Plastic Waste: Solutions, Effects, and Future Trends

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Introduction: Plastics have revolutionized numerous industries and people's lives due to their unique properties. Due to its versatility, cost-effectiveness, and durability, it instantly became famous among industries and people. The global annual production of plastics is more than 359 million tons. But its negative impact is crucial to understand for better living. Plastic waste is one of the most challenging problems that arise in our era. From the beginning of mass production in 1950, there was an increase in plastic manufacturing and use. This leads to the spread of plastics and microplastics everywhere uncontrollably. The inconspicuous plastic particles are still threatening our environment and health. Plastics degrade in micro and nano-sized particles that are easy to spread in air, water, and soil. Tiny particles of plastics are called microplastics and are the real cause of severe diseases and environmental issues. These microplastics are less than 5 millimeters in size an...