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From Mileva Marić to CBSE question paper

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From Mileva Marić to CBSE question paper If you were asked the question, 'do you know Albert Einstein? '. The obvious response from most of you would be a big 'yes '. The impression will be a big 'No' if inquired about Mileva Marić. For the sake of intimation of facts, she was the only person who overtook Einstein in terms of marks and the sole female admitted to the Institute in Zurich with boys. Her talent always overawed the teachers. Moreover, she was married to Einstein and gave birth to 3 children. Similar to that of every female storyline, especially during that aeon, she was shackled to the conventional methodology of chores and child-rearing. Her growth was thwarted by the misogynistic tenets of the then century which appropriated females only to household and works thereto. On the other hand, Einstein has been bestowed with the title of genius. Mileva even satisfies herself by helping her husband in his first few works and sacrifices her dr...
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vaccine problem in India

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“Water above our head now” [1]   these are the word used by the Delhi high court to depict the dreadful and appalling situation rampant all over India. When compatriots are longing for oxygen in India on one hand, countries in Europe or the global north are enjoying a drastically different situation on the other. They are protecting the population by dispensing double inoculation, otherwise considered to be a herculean task by many countries in the global south. Ironically when outright India conferred by lockdowns due to the staggering rise in covid 19 cases, the global north becomes the hosting ground of world’s second largest sports festival [2] . Only plausible way, however to resuscitate the stumbling Indian economy and surging unemployment is initially to lift the lockdown implemented on the same, by vaccinating the whole population. But vaccinating population of a particular country is not a complete solution as there is high probability for virus to evolve among...
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Army of dead review

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ARMY OF THE DEAD:- the story of greed and cynic The army of dead provide a great insight that life is more worthwhile than any possession. This film has great relevance especially during this point in time of covid. The movie exhibits a vivid resemblance of man's intense greed to attain possession even by risking one's own lives. As the zombie virus rapidly spread from one person to another, turning people ferocious. The protagonist, Scott Ward and his peers managed to slip under the army protection camp, where they had to live under compulsion. Distressed from the compulsion at the camp and greed towards money enforced them to undertake a mission to heist a casino at zombie terrain. In the climax of the film even the protagonist who showed a mad fad towards money fails in the latter mission and succumbs to death.  Similarly in this aeon of the epidemic in India, we can see people both local masses and their leaders defying and derogating covid protocols for selfish needs. T...
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