Lubna Khondokar 02 December, World Computer Literacy Day is today. The day was observed worldwide on this day in 2001. The main objective of this day is to bridge the existing digital divide in the world. Besides, on this day, work is called to increase awareness of the ‘divide’ and increase access to information technology for the … Read more
1 October is International Coffee Day. The day is a global recognition of the efforts of everyone involved in the coffee industry. Coffee is the most popular drink in the world. Coffee is also able to reduce the risk of many diseases due to its high levels of antioxidants and several beneficial compounds. There are … Read more
Every year 13th of February everyone celebrates International Condom Day. Today is World Condom Day. AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) launched this day on the eve of World Valentine’s Day to convey the message of preventing pregnancy and various sexually transmitted diseases including AIDS through safe sexual intercourse using condoms. Stanley Ngara, the ‘King of Condoms’ … Read more
In modern times, doctors consider stress as a silent killer. Many factors can cause depression in a person, including family problems, occupational problems, illness, war, epidemics, and psychosis. But even in today’s progressive era and advanced medical systems, it is a difficult task for a common man to recognize this problem and make an effort … Read more
Trees are the source of life for humans and other animals. Essential for human survival is the oxygen that plants provide. Not only that, but carbon dioxide is also one of the harmful gases that make up air. If for any reason the amount of this gas increases in the air, then the entire fauna … Read more
Today, May 25, is World Thyroid Day. 750 million people worldwide suffer from thyroid problems. The day has been celebrated globally since 2009 to raise awareness. This day is not officially celebrated in our country. However, various organizations have been observing the day appropriately for the last few years. The name of the disease of … Read more
The International Day of Non-Violence is observed every year on October 2 across the world. The day commemorates the birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, considered a true symbol of peace and best known for his contribution to the Indian independence movement. Mahatma Gandhi remained committed to non-violence throughout his life and led a successful … Read more
National Cancer Survivors Day is observed on the first Sunday of June every year. This year the National Cancer Survivors Day celebration will, therefore, be observed in June. NCSD is held to raise awareness about cancer which is one of the most common and deadly diseases in this world. We all know someone who has … Read more
The bladder is a hollow, flexible organ located in the lower abdomen that stores urine. Bladder cancer is a common heterogeneous disease of the bladder that arises from the uncontrolled growth of bladder cells. About 45,000 men and 17,000 women are diagnosed with bladder tumors each year. It’s no wonder that hearing the word “cancer” … Read more