ESG: What It Is and Why It Matters
Environmental, social, and governance ESG factors are becoming increasingly important for businesses and investors alike.
Six Facts About Open Marriages
Couples in open marriages have admitted to having an equal or even better quality relationship with their partners as much as their counterparts in monogamous relationships. While the idea is great and works for some, it is not guaranteed to work for you.
Aroma Mission: Meghalaya’s new initiatives in the field of Aromatic Plants
Meghalaya's Aroma Mission is a success. Aroma Mission has achieved a production output of 4 metric tons, contributing to the state's aromatic plant industry
AFFF and Its Controversial Legacy in Firefighting
Firefighters rely on an aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) widely utilized in aviation for combating fires involving flammable liquids.
Why are increasing number of people turning to solar energy
Solar energy is a fantastic way to provide power for the home, making use of natural resources and the perfect way to store energy efficiently.
Happiness: is not the destination, but the journey
In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected world, happiness is the new milestone or finish line. The simple but profound reason behind this is that happiness is not a destination but the journey
We need the oceans, more than they need us…
The oceans are the beating blue heart of our planet. Our survival, our food, our climate, and our future all depend on the health of our oceans.
The ocean still shows up. Will we?
Each year, June 8 is marked as World Oceans Day... a reminder of the vast, living presence that surrounds and sustains us.
Hulk Hogan: The WWE wrestling legend and brand building genius
Hulk Hogan remains one of the most influential wrestlers of all time. He was not just a WWE legend – but a brand builder par excellence.
Green energy is just a hoax
The so-called "green energy revolution" sold as humanity’s ticket to a cleaner, brighter future—is a hoax.
Beyond the splash: exploring the world of dolphins
Dolphins are more than curiosities of nature. They are intelligent, social, and self-aware beings who embody both our admiration and our failures as custodians of the planet.
Why are cloudbursts so dangerous and cause extensive damage?
A cloudburst is an extremely intense and sudden rainfall over a very small area in a short span of time — typically more than 100 mm (4 inches) of rain per hour over an area of about 20–30 square kilometres.
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