Bacteria: Our friends
Bacteria our friends, really? Bacteria are our friends. Viruses are our messengers. When we kill both the friends and their ...
Read MoreEast India Company and Education
East India Company was not interested, interfering in local Indian’s education affairs. They ignored it until 19th century. When British ...
Read MoreEligibility for receiving Gau Prasad
I call गौमूत्र,गौमय (गोबर) & गौदुग्ध as प्रसाद. प्रसादस्तु प्रसन्नता | प्रसाद = That which brings जीव in state of ...
Read MoreProducts expectant mothers should avoid during first trimester
Toxic urban life style is killing our future 🙁 When you ask newly wedded couples to take care of these ...
Read MoreUse it or Lose it: Study Shows Stopping Exercise Decreases Brain Blood Flow
We all know that we can quickly lose cardiovascular endurance if we stop exercising for a few weeks, but what ...
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When you eat matters, not just what you eat
Life routine of Sanatani/ following Ayurveda, is highly specialized / individualized. Timinings are fixed. Sleeping time, wake up time, meal ...
Read MoreChemically grown Wheat, celiac and gluten intolerance
Reason why I now grow my own wheat and all other staple food. The chart below is from a December ...
Read MoreMedical Examination : Progress or Regress?
There was a time when doctor can diagnose disease by mere observing patient’s eyes. No more extra inquiry.Then we upgraded ...
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Mandatory Sports, Making of Citizen Warriors and National Security
If you don’t teach war-simulation games to toddlers, by not giving them toy-weapons, by keeping them away from games like ...
Read MoreRest In Peace : Silent Western Universalism
RIP, in Indian social media, it is now common trend to use it when some famous personality dies. In fact, ...
Read MoreInterstellar, Mono-culture Farming and Gau Mata
Blight refers to a specific symptom affecting plants in response to infection by a pathogenic organism. In movie interstellar, this ...
Read MoreWater is disappearing, do we care?
Many organisms invaded and occupied terrestrial and aerial niches, but none gained true independence from water. Water connects the dots. ...
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