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WHALES AND OTHER SEA MAMMALS

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  WHALES AND OTHER SEA MAMMALS        Sea mammals spend most of their lives in or near the sea. There are three groups of sea mammals. Whales and dolphins are called cetaceans. Seals and walruses are called pinnipeds. Manatees and dugongs are called Iranians. Well over 10 million crabeater seals are living in the icy Antarctic. Seals are found in many parts of the world, but the southern crab eaters are the most common type of seal on Earth. A whale’s body is designed for swimming. It has a smooth, streamlined shape for pushing through the water, and blowholes for breathing on top of its head. The huge blue whale is the biggest mammal in the sea. In fact, it’s the biggest animal that has ever lived. It can grow more than 30 meters long and weigh as much as 130 tons. The ancestors of today’s whales once lived on land. About 50 million years ago, they went into the sea to look for food, and their bodies adapted to life in the water. Whales have a thick layer of fat, called blubber, under

THE CANCER

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    CANCER AFFECTS ONE OF EVERY TEN INDIANS World  Cancer  Day is February 4th, and the  WHO  has issued two global reports to commemorate the occasion. A total of 1.16 million new cancer cases, or 7,84,800 people, are expected to be diagnosed this year.  According to the  WHO study on cancer burdens and trends in India in 2018, there were 2.26 million 5-year prevalent cases in India's population of 1.35 billion people.  One out of every ten Indians will develop cancer at some point in their lives, and one out of every fifteen will die from it. The report calls for the development of a global cancer agenda to mobilize stakeholders and assist countries in prioritizing investments in cancer prevention and universal health coverage. Breast cancer  (1,20,000 cases), cervical cancer (97,000 cases), lung cancer (68,000 cases), stomach cancer (57,000 cases), and colorectal cancer are the six most common cancer forms in India, according to the study (57,000 cases). These two factors ac

HEALTH AND BRAIN NUTRITION

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HOLISTIC NUTRITION   T he six most important nutrients are vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats, water, and carbohydrates. Ensuring a variety of unprocessed foods will provide nutritious food in this article talking about knowing why we eat and knowing that we eat enough in the body can help us live a healthier life.        You are what you eat. Eat then!!  Nutrition in recent years. people are very concerned about their health. Nutritious words healthy food, calories of nutritious food, etc. Let's face it - most adults are already aware of the importance of good nutrition. It has the first place in leading a healthy lifestyle or the whole world is hit by a strong proliferation of nutritious corona diets as a ransom. Strengthening our immune system is one of the keys to combating COVID-19. The WHO also launched the  #Healthy At Home: Healthy Diet  Campaign, to ensure a healthy diet at home and to spread the importance of supporting the immune system. It supports our body's

WRITING OF CREATIVES ARTS

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   THE ART OF WRITING        Writing is such a big part of our lives today that we can never sit back and think about the world without writing again and again with a lot of one-on-one automatically and almost exclusively associated with its linguistic and literacy aspect, which is the representation of language visually and interestingly by default (and almost identical). education, refinement, and development. Language itself is beginning to be identified primarily with its language city in the world, uneducated (and as a result, it is often degraded as linguistic), it goes all the way in the form of alphabets or faces extinction eventually. While it is unlikely that scientific advances in today's world would one day bring easy access to the eternal texts of language by word of mouth (uneducated?), It is unlikely that literacy would be completely useless at any time.                                                                                  Whatever the shape, form, writing

THE MYSTERIES OF THE BRAIN

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  The Brain       The  brain , the most mysterious organ in the body, holds the key to unlocking the human brain and unlocking its power. How deep are the roots of our happiness and compassion? What nutrients can we give to nourish these good qualities to produce the fruits of self-sacrifice and generosity? When life is plagued by pain, how do we understand its purpose, which can make us healthier and stronger? Fighting these aspirations with scientific knowledge can provide us with tools for development both as a person and as a society .                                                           From controlling the fine motor functions to helping us remember the concepts of physics, all while maintaining good  metabolic activity conditions, the brain is an amazing organ that can organize everything Over 100 billion synapses. It helps to control and coordinate the many different processes that occur simultaneously in our body.  BRAIN CELL         The brain consists mainly of 2 gro

POLITY AND GOVERNANCE

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  PAN CARD     The Indian Tax Department issues a 10-character identifier for any "person" who applies or the department that assigns a number without request. The Indian Revenue Department, under the direction of the Central Direct Tax Board (CBDT), also serves as an important diagnostic tool. The PAN Card is not accepted as proof of Indian citizenship because it is also issued to foreign nationals (such as investors) with a valid visa. PAN is required to file income tax.                                                  INTERPRETING PAN: The structure of the PAN is as follows: [p - Individual or Individual] the fourth character. AAAPZ1234C is an example.   The first five letters (in the capital) are letters. The next four letters are digits, while the tenth letter is a letter. The first three letters of the code are three letters containing the sequence of letters from AAA to ZZZ. The fourth character describes the type of card carrier                                

WORK-FROM-HOME WORKS: THE FUTURE OF WORKPLACES

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 The mode of work where employees, whether self-employed or working for an employer, work from their own premises (or somewhere close by) is commonly referred to as ‘work-from-home (WFH)’ in today’s parlance.  when a person works for an employer away from the specified workplace is also referred to as ‘remote working’ or ‘telecommuting’.                                                    THE WORK-FROM-HOME REVOLUTION  The practice of working from the comfort of their own homes has been practiced from time immemorial. Artists like painters and skilled workers like blacksmiths often did their work at home workshops or simply at their place of residence. Mostly worked from home till hospitals came into existence. Even now many doctors continue to practice from their homes. In the last thirty years, since the arrival of the computer and the Internet, more people have started to work from their homes, at least part of the time. This is fairly common among the new generation of ‘information