Guru Nanak Jayanti, also called Guru Nanak Gurpurab or Guru Nanak’s Prakash Utsav is a major Sikh festival, commemorating the birth of Sikhism’s first Guru – Guru Nanak Dev Ji (15th April 1469 to 22nd September 1539). It is the most significant festival for the Sikh community and is celebrated with extreme devotion and reverence. …
Diabetes is a metabolic disease, in which the human body fails to utilize the sugar (glucose) content in blood, thus resulting in high blood sugar levels over a prolonged period of time. Sugar present in our blood is a carried by a hormone called Insulin, to the cells and stored or used as a source …
A fair is a gathering of people for certain entertainment or commercial activities. A typical fair looks like a huge market with temporary, make shift type shops, selling variety of products. Though, some fairs like book fair, travel fair, trade fair etc might sell products related to their specific theme. Typically in India, a fair …
GST stands for Goods and Services Tax which is an indirect tax levied on the supply of goods and services. It is levied at every step of the production process i.e. on raw materials purchased by the manufacturer, on products sold to wholesaler by the manufacturer, on products sold to retailer by the whole seller …
The term “Bribe” is used for any amount of money or other valuables given to a person in exchange of an undue favor. It is given to obtain favors from the receiver, which he wouldn’t give in otherwise normal circumstances. Bribe may be in the form of money, goods, property rights, shares, emoluments or other …
Demonetization refers to the withdrawal of currency, coin or other valuables from being used as legal tender. In the process of demonetization, a particular unit/s of currency is/are completely banned for use by the members of general public or government. Old currency thus demonetized, instantly turns into scrap, and is meant either to be replaced …
“Barawafat”, also popularly known as “Milad-Un-Nabi” is a festival celebrated by Muslim community throughout the globe. It is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam. The festival of Barawafat is flamboyantly celebrated by the Muslim community, in the Islamic calendar month of Rabi-al-Awwal, which is the third month. The exact …
Technological advancements have made our life easy. Today we can talk or video chat with anyone across the globe by just moving our fingers. Such high levels of communication have been made possible by one of the most significant and popular device for communication – Mobile Phones. Today, mobile phone users in the world are …
Traffic Rules are definite rules and regulations formed by the government and other relevant agencies for the safety and convenience of daily road commuters and other travelers. Some rules vary for different types of road users i.e. cyclists, pedestrians, car drivers etc, while some are common. Whatever the rule may be, it is formed with …
The term “Health Education” refers to a profession wherein people are taught about the promotion, maintenance and restoration of their health. Health in this aspect refers to mental health, physical health, psychological health, social health, sexual health and reproductive health. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines Health Education as a program to improve health literacy …
