“Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing.” -Wernher von Braun Science has earned its roots from the tradition of questioning practised in Philosophy. But while Philosophers question everything in the surroundings including life and existence, science seeks to find the answe...

Every student must believe that they have a lot of potential in them, and they can be a high achiever. Some can push themselves and achieve high scores while some students are not able to cope up with the burden of their studies. They start to lose faith in themselves and believe they can never s...

Covid-19 pandemic is causing schools, colleges and offices to close. People around the world are hoarding supplies, emptying grocery shelves in case of a possible self-quarantine situation. Your childhood actor Tom Hanks has recently tested positive for Coronavirus, and the class of 2020 is already ...

Stepping out of your comfort zone seems like a big step. When you are used to a particular environment, change can be the most frightening thing of all. However, when the situation you reside in becomes toxic, stepping out is important. Envision this by taking an example of a fetus. The environme...

Severe mood swings and lack of concentration are the two most commonly experienced phenomena that result from sleep deprivation. Several factors can contribute to this. For instance, stress, depression, certain health conditions or excessive caffeine intake throughout the day. However, these conditi...

In simpler words, motivation is the desire, aversion, or need to achieve something. The word itself is derived from the word motive, which indicates a sense of purpose. Thus, motivation can be described as an intrinsic or extrinsic need to achieve the desired outcome. It is a stimulating process tha...

Imagine this scenario: You are trying to sleep after a long, tiring day. You are tucked into bed, the temperature is ideal, but the second your body attempts to fall into a deep slumber, your brain deceives you with an embarrassing memory of an event that took place ten years ago. The recall can ...

The fact that you can remember your favourite song lyrics from ten years ago, yet you can’t remember what you studied last night is not entirely a coincidence. Studies suggest that you are more likely to remember, believe in and repeat any statements which comprise of a rhyme. This is known as the...

If you have ever appeared for an interview, you can understand the pressure of the situation. Skipping heartbeat, sweaty palms, fluttering words, and uncertainty are the vital components of every interview. The confused responses from the interviewee reduce the chances of acceptance at a particular ...