Man Safari

The idea of other living beings wanting to visit humans in their environment and habitat and watch them as objects of curiosity as they do for Tigers is surely a strange but exciting one. Tiger Safaris are one of the most common adventures of civilised men and women in current times. Can the roles beContinue reading “Man Safari”

How terrorism Hampers Progress Part II

A Reality Check for COP 28 The task, therefore, in Dubai is both formidable and fractious. Immediate crises loom large and pose an eclipse over objectives that are perilous and yet  are often seen as distant.  Terrorism’s Role: A Missing Piece in Global Discourse Terrorism has never been discussed as a factor that affects obtaining progressContinue reading “How terrorism Hampers Progress Part II”

How Terrorism Hampers Progress-Part I

A Reality Check for COP 28 COP 28 could not be taking place at a more inopportune time. The world’s attention riveted to Middle East in the wake of Hamas-Israel conflict, poised to escalate into a widespread crisis of extraordinary proportions, will likely diminish the attention and intensity of discussions in Dubai. Progress since COP27 inContinue reading “How Terrorism Hampers Progress-Part I”

Handia-The Brew of Tradition: Part II

Rice Bear Par Excellence “Humankind was built on beer. From the world’s first writing to its first laws, in rituals social, religious, and political, civilization is soaked in beer.”  William Bostwick  Beer Critic for the Wall Street Journal. More than being a deliciously compelling beverage, Handia is an integral and inseparable part of the cultureContinue reading “Handia-The Brew of Tradition: Part II”

Handia-The Brew of Tradition: Part I

The Rice Beer par Excellence Napoleon once asserted, “On victory, you deserve beer; in defeat, you need it.” For the tribal communities of northern and eastern India, life’s simplicity transforms into excitement through a range of potent and magical beverages, used both in times of joy and hardship. In this rainbow of beverages that lighten andContinue reading “Handia-The Brew of Tradition: Part I”

De-Extinction: Resurrecting Lost Species – Part II

A new area of bioinformatics has come to the rescue and relief of researchers while pursuing the ideal candidates for de-extinction.  Bioinformatics: Guiding the Resurrection In recent decades, the rise of bioinformatics has transformed herbarium specimens into browsable digital databases, accessible to researchers worldwide. The New York Botanical Garden and other institutions have digitized theirContinue reading “De-Extinction: Resurrecting Lost Species – Part II”