Since the advent of CRISPR-Cas9 in 2012, genome editing has been used to cure various rare genetic diseases. But have we opened Pandora's Box? Read on to find out.
Bacteria: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
There are tens of trillions of bacterial cells within the human body. In fact, there are more bacterial cells than human cells within the average person. While many bacteria are key to our survival, others can be deadly. In this article I will look into how bacteria can help, harm and hinder. I’ll also look at how we can protect ourselves from bacterial infection.
Drug Usage And Society: A Deal With the Devil
An essay on the history of drug usage, practicality of drug treatment vs drug penalties, legalization of medicinal cannabis and finding replacements or minimizing usage of opioid based pain-killers.
The Himalayas
A comprehensive article about the formation of the Himalayas, and their impact on Indian climate, history and economy.
Gardening in pots
Overcoming the hurdles of growing a nuturing plants in a potted garden to get a beautiful, green home.
Quality Education
An article about quality education and how to improve it.
Trains Through Time
The development of railway technology over two centuries
Sneaky and Snoopy
The history of cryptography and the fun tips for exchanging secret messages.
Boom, Bang, Kablamo!
An article about the history of gunpowder, firecrackers and dynamite.
Fighter Planes
An article about the history of fighter planes.
Kid's Bouquet 