The Indian healthcare sector has adopted cloud computing and data analytics to maximize the vast amounts of data it generates. While this would improve patient care, collaboration, and research, the hospitals also see that technologies will transform the healthcare sector and equip for future emergencies. With the adoption of emerging cloud technologies, data analytics will transform the healthcare sector and ... Read More »

*A great thought*  *In a restaurant, one well-known chef cooked very tasty pulav using high quality rice. As soon as the pulav was ready, its aroma spread all over. Everyone’s mouth started watering ?* *Now they were all eager to taste the pulav. About a hundred people were served the pulav.*  *Just when every one was about to take the ... Read More »

Found this gem of a piece written by some anonymous soul … WE ARE NOT IN THE SAME BOAT …  I heard that we are in the same boat. But it’s not like that. We are in the same storm, but not in the same boat. Your ship can be shipwrecked and mine might not be. Or vice versa.  For some, quarantine is optimal: moment ... Read More »

We are not living a zero waste life – yet. Because guess what? It doesn’t happen overnight. And if you try and make that significant of a life change happen immediately, chances are, it won’t stick. That’s a major misconception about the zero waste lifestyle. We read stories about zero waste rock stars who haven’t produced trash in years , but that’s just ... Read More »

“Heliotropism” Sunflowers ? turn according to the position of the sun. In other words, they “chase the light.” This facing the sun phenomenon is called HELIOTROPISM You might already know this, but there is another fact that you probably do not know! Have you ever wondered what happens on cloudy and rainy days when the sun is completely covered by ... Read More »

Energy demand is increasing at a fast pace all around the world and if not controlled it would lead to energy shortage. Even today many countries are facing energy shortage problems. We can minimize energy usage by taking small measures. Using less energy has financial as well as environmental benefits. Use of light color on walls, require less lighting and ... Read More »

Experts have hailed India’s efforts towards becoming a vaccine powerhouse by contributing 60% of the world’s vaccines besides being home to half a dozen major manufacturers. India has capabilities to produce around 4 billion vaccines per year. Indian companies like Bharat Biotech International Ltd (BBIL) which are producing up to 700 million doses per year and Serum Institute of India ... Read More »

*Why many people (including Imran Khan) have become infected with Corona virus after vaccination?* *What is Peltzman effect?* A doctor friend of mine laments: “I treated thousands of patients with Covid 19 for the last several months. But I was not positive. But after taking the vaccination, I became positive with the virus.” Accounts like these are not uncommon. Imran ... Read More »

Fascinating information for those of you who may be interested: and for those of you who are not attracted by Indian lore, do read the first three paras, at least!                             ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It is amazing how much Western science has taught us. Today, for example, kids in grammar school learn that the sun is 93 million miles from the earth ... Read More »

Perhaps most importantly, when we save paper, we reduce the need to cut down trees to make new paper. Producing one ton of paper requires 2-3 times its weight in trees. Making paper from recycled content rather than virgin fiber creates 74 percent less air pollution and 35 percent less water pollution. Production of recycled paper uses only half the water and 3/4 of the energy than new paperMinimal ... Read More »