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Over the period of time we have seen and read about many legendary women of past and present. A few examples of these could be the divine Goddess Sita, the fearless feminist Draupadi, the woman who cheated death Kundalakesi, the faithful daughter and sister Antigone, the indestructible Mandodari, the exceptional Atlanta, etc.  Goddess Sita Draupadi Kundalakesi Antigone Mandodari Atlanta This time I am going to talk about another one of these fabulous legendary women, Medusa. From being considered the representation of true evil to now being considered a symbol of femininity, the story of Medusa has been a topic of debate and discussion; both from a woman and a man's point of view.  Before further getting into the details, I want to say that these thoughts and opinions are purely mine and are not intended to harm another. Who Was Medusa? Medusa was one of the three Gorgon sisters in Greek mythology. Gorgons are creatures who have venomous snakes instead of their hair, who also ...

  Summer is a wonderful time of the year. The birds are singing, bees are buzzing and the pleasant aroma of flowers wafts the air. One of the main factors of this pleasant weather are the organisms known as pollinators present in our environment. Pollinators, such as birds, bees, butterflies, bats, small mammals, etc., visit flowers to drink nectar and feed off of their pollen and transport the grains from one plant to another so as to start pollination. This allows the plant to reproduce and form seeds, berries, fruits and other plant food and is the beginning of a massive food chain. They also sustain our ecosystems and produce our natural resources by helping plants reproduce. Pollinating animals travel from plant to plant carrying pollen on their bodies in a vital interaction that allows the transfer of genetic material critical to the reproductive system of most flowering plants Pollinators assist with reproducing over 80% of the world’s flowering plants. 5% of the world’s...

As time goes on, our world is passing through revolution in the field of technology. Nowadays we have various forms of sources to document our achievements and life stories in. But did the humans have any sources of documentation before modern civilization? Yes, they did. During earlier times, the humans were continuously contributing their knowledge, power and ideas to invent tools and sources in any way whatsoever so as to upgrade the human civilization.   Humans were known to be especially exceedingly advanced in intellectual activities during the ancient and medieval periods. In order to maintain records, they had used various sources such as stones, copperplates, birch bark, palm leaves, parchments and paper. One such source for documentation is manuscripts. The word ‘manuscript’ is derived from the Medieval Latin term ‘manuscriptum’ that means hand written documents. A manuscript is a handwritten composition on paper, bark, cloth, metal, palm leaf or any other material da...

Anything that surrounds us, whether it be biotic (living) or abiotic (no-living), including physical, chemical or other natural forces, in this case non-artificial, is called as environment. It provides us with essential resources like food, water, air, soil, etc. It is also a home to different living species which are dependant on each other for survival. This is also known as the ecosystem. Therefore, our environment plays an important role in healthy living and the sustainability of existing life on our Earth. However, recently there have been many threats to these important resources. Trees are getting cut down, soil erosion is occurring, water bodies are getting contaminated, the air around us is filled with pollutants, some species of animals are changing their living pattern whereas some are going extinct. Few of the major reasons for this drastic change are deforestation, pollution of air, water, soil and global warming. These do not only affect the environment, but also us a...