Month: September 2021

14 Sep

Children are learning less from Online education!

A survey conducted by UNICEF across six states showed that at least 80% of students aged 14 to 18 learned significantly less at home during the Covid-19 pandemic than attending classes in schools. The survey report released on Thursday also warned that about 8% of children are unlikely to return to schools in the future. […]
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09 Sep

Now…people don’t want to shake hands!

According to survey data, the coronavirus has almost eliminated the practice of shaking hands during job interviews. Two-thirds of job seekers do not want to shake hands with interviewees between social distancing and anxiety. Only a third of the 730 adults surveyed by recruiter Randstad claimed it was appropriate to shake hands during interviews. Shaking […]
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07 Sep

West UP battling ‘mysterious fever’: Local Circles

Many parts of western Uttar Pradesh are witnessing a steady increase in the cases of dengue, mysterious fever, and viral fever. Officials say that these diseases are specifically infecting children. According to different reports, over 100 people have died due to these diseases, out of which have reported the highest number in Firozabad and Mathura […]
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07 Sep

Indian vaccine is safe and effective: Public Ki Awaaz Survey

A total of 72 percent of the people surveyed in India believe that Indian Covid vaccines are safe and effective against the coronavirus. However, 60 percent of the respondents believe that Indian vaccines are at par with foreign COVID-19 vaccines. The survey, called Public Ki Awaaz Poll, has been conducted by location-based social networking app […]
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06 Sep

Corona figures in the world have increased in recent days

Coronavirus cases have increased to 22.06 crores all over the world. At the same time, more than 45.6 lakh deaths have occurred due to this epidemic and more than 5.44 billion people have been vaccinated. Johns Hopkins University has shared these figures. In its latest update on Monday morning, the university’s Center for Systems Science […]
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