"Captain Poonam Devrakhyani"

Tribute to frontier corona warriors––Doctors who lost their lives while treating their patients during the raging COVID-19 disease outbreak. picture credit @freepik Corona Disease divides doctors from their families. They met at a distance of 6 m. No hugs, It hurts just to make their sacrifices worthy. On one hand, people around India and across the globe are mostly restricted to their homes with industries and academic establishments shutting down in an effort to control the virus, while on the other hand, doctors, health workers, and medical workers are guiding the fight against COVID-19 from the front. Placing their own lives in danger with compassionate determination at the sake of saving people's lives, they are genuinely our champions in these difficult times. While they are placing their own wellness, families, and, most importantly, their own lives in danger, the least we can do is grateful for their efforts and w

Our lives have changed forever. While the COVID-19 pandemic is still unfolding, several changes can be seen in our everyday lives regarding our personal space, relationship status, environment, or technology-oriented. picture credit @Insider Before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the climate surrounding us was considered very toxic for breathing due to the number of greenhouse gasses released over the years. The Planet was faced with rising temperatures, which in turn leads to the reduction of glaciers and rising sea levels.   But after the coronavirus lockdown commenced, there have been slight changes in the environment, relationship status, and technology. Here are several spotlight changes that are hard to solve earlier and cure easily now.   The environment is cleaner since the lockdowns kicked in  BEFORE Before the lockdown, there was immense traffic on the roads and pollution in the air. Neither Humans can breathe on earth nor birds can breathe in the sky peacefully. Everyone