Explaining Climate Change With Data-driven Storytelling Climate change is a phrase we often hear these days. Government agencies, corporate companies, non-governmental organisations, policy think tanks, and media houses are talking about climate change frequently. Curricula across the world are incorporating updates to include topics on climate change, pollution and environmental Read more…
Abstract: Escalations in computer science and communication technologies have created new opportunities to ameliorate or extend applications. The recent developments have created room for new trading strategies. Reformations have come into the limelight at both the investment decision level and the order execution level. The article puts emphasis on the Read more…
Introduction The policy decisions taken by democratic governments to deal with the recent coronavirus pandemic as well as the rise of populist regimes across the world have raised questions about the existing lack as well as the dire need for expertise in policymaking. (Bansal 2020) As early as the 4th Read more…
The article argues how ecomodernism caused a change in the way masculinity is manifest but still preserved hegemonic forms of gender dynamics. “Masculinity is a term of no great clarity”, remarked Freud in his essays on the theory of sexuality. (Freud 219) Masculinity is socially constructed and exists at several Read more…
Introduction Throughout history, humankind has lived in a world that has been dynamic with ever-changing geographies, cultures and financial systems. Even today, we are preparing ourselves for one of the biggest technological advancements in the history of humankind: blockchain. Blockchain is revolutionizing the whole world, even though its full potential Read more…
Introduction Throughout history, humans have had an intimate relationship with nature, most obviously depending on it for subsistence. As modern society emerged, industrialization freed many people from their direct reliance on nature for subsistence. With increasing urbanization post-industrial revolution, human civilization started insulating itself from its ecological roots, creating a Read more…
The Idea of Money When we hear the word money, we picture it like a coin, a dollar bill, or maybe a bag full of cash, but that is not a complete representation of it. Money, like language, is a social device – closer to a concept than a thing. Read more…
Introduction From the past few years, different nations and international organizations have been consistently making efforts to draw the attention of the masses towards sustainable development and eco-friendly approaches through various initiatives to minimize the use of conventional climate-damaging practices. Among the many challenges associated with such an endeavour, one Read more…
Introduction “P” stands for polynomial time and refers to the class of problems that can be solved (by algorithm) in polynomial time. “NP” stands for non-deterministic polynomial time and refers to the class of problems that can be verified in polynomial time. Thus, P = NP means equivalence of two Read more…
What’s Quantum Computing Computing is an activity that creates, requires or derives benefits from computers. It also means to build and design hardware and software systems, which in turn serve a range of applications, including making computer systems behave intelligently, do scientific studies, process and structure bulk data and a Read more…