Daily Happenings

In today’s blog, I am writing about some General information/Tips which are useful in our daily lives. A  Social Rules Do not start drama at someone else’s event. Returned borrowed items in the same (or better) condition. Let people get off the elevator before you step in. Do not swipe through someone’s photo if they…

The Enforcement Directorate filed a chargesheet against Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case on 15 April 2025. This alleged corruption case has been ongoing since 2012, when Janata Party leader Dr Subramanian Swamy filed a complaint in the matter. In the complaint filed by Dr Swamy, alleged that both Sonia Gandhi…

In today’s weekend blog, I am writing about Bollywood A few days back, legendary filmmaker MANOJ KUMAR expired at   88. He was an actor, writer, producer, director and editor. He started his film career journey as an actor in 1960, but he could not achieve great success as an actor. In 1965 he turned to…

As people age, they often face various issues that require professional treatment. In these situations, it is essential to priortise comfort and quality of life rather than solely focusing on eliminating the illness. This is where PALLIATIVE CARE for elderly individuals become critical. The goal of palliative care is to address the spiritual, psychological and…

Over 50 years back, the Indian Armed Forces helped a liberation front called Mukiti Bahini of  East Pakistan. This front was fighting for freedom from the government, which was controlled by leaders and the West Pakistan army. This liberation issue started when  Awami League, a party of East Pakistan headed by Sheikh Mujibar Rehman got…

Friends, we all are aware that generally diabetes are of two types. Type 1 diabetes, once known as juvenile diabetes or insulin-dependent diabetes, is a chronic condition. In this condition the pancreas makes little or no insulin. Insulin is a hormone the body uses to allow sugar (glucose) to enter cells to produce energy. In…

Today’s weekend blog is on cricket. Cricket commentary evolved from radio coverage until the early 1980s to television, with numerous commentators continuing to find ways to entertain, engage, and educate the audience. So often taken for granted, a commentator’s value and the dimensions they add to the game are recognised only in their absence rather…

Friends, have you heard the phrase called BINOMIALS. This phrase is used in both Mathematics and the English language . In mathematics, a binomial is a polynomial with two terms separated by either addition or subtraction. A binomial is a type of algebraic expression that consists of two terms. These terms can be variables, constants,…

Continuing with my yesterday’s blog on ENGLISH WORDS, here are the balance 50 words: 51 Lackadaisical– lacking enthusiasm or effort. 52 Lambent– softly glowing or flickering. 53 Lollygag– to spend time aimlessly, idle. 54 Malarkey– nonsense, insincere talk. 55 Mollycoddle– to treat someone indulgently or protectively. 56 Moxie– determination or nerve. 57 Muckety-muck– a self…

Few weeks back, I had written about ENGLISH WORDS, which we do not use frequently and their meanings. In that list, I am adding 100 more words. 1 Absquatulate– to leave abruptly. 2 Argle-bargle– noisy arguing. 3 Balderdash– Absurd or nonsensical talk. 4 Baloney– Nonsense or foolishness. 5 Bibble– to drink or eat noisily. 6…