Author: Ankita Bhatnagar

When consumed in a fuel cell, hydrogen is a clean fuel. Water is a substance composed of chemical elements such as hydrogen and oxygen. Wouldn’t that be great for our environment?
Hydrogen as a fuel: Future or dream?

The festival of Dussehra is widely celebrated every year as the demon king Raavan was killed by Lord Ram for abducting his wife, Sita. Is a celebration of killing relevant? Isn’t it inhuman? 
Celebrating the Killing of Rakshasa King Raavan: How about Capital Punishment for Abduction in 2022?

According to WASH United, an NGO that focuses on menstrual hygiene and human rights, “At this very moment, 500 million women and girls don’t have the things they need to manage their periods safely, hygienically, and free from embarrassment.”
Menstruation, a Social taboo around the world: Science & Stigmas.

5G in some cities, internet shutdown in others; hypocritical but true. While some states remain far from getting internet services, others are enjoying the privilege of 5G technology. Doesn’t that sound unfair and undemocratic?

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Ivan Vitalievich Petunin, a Russian rapper, committed suicide and declared that he was “not ready to kill for any ideals.” 

Parenting plays a crucial role. Raising a human from an infant to an adult is a task in itself. There is no one way of doing right parenting. What worked for you might not work for someone else.
Parenting: Good and bad, if not right and wrong.

Life is like a roller coaster ride, which can take any turn and twist in any manner, guaranteeing not even a thing. No wonder what could happen in the very next moment. Then why not work on things that people cannot take away? Why not build an invincible version of ourselves?

Indonesia: 129 Killed Due To Stampede, Among Worst Sports Tragedies. The tragic incident that took place on Saturday, killing over hundreds! 

Bhagat Singh, one of the most influential 23-year-old revolutionary freedom fighters, was born on September 28th, 1907 in Lyallpur, western Punjab, India (now in Pakistan).