Sri Lanka, being a not-so-small island nation, has to depend on imports from various other countries for various essential commodities. But despite heavy imports, and some occasional instances of financial crisis, Sri Lanka managed to hold out its economy amid civil wars, natural disasters, and Government collapse. However, without a signal, the country has nowContinue reading “Sri Lanka’s Worst Economic Crisis”
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Booster 3rd Dose – Why is It Essential?
Most countries around the world have started giving booster doses to already vaccinated people. Its entry into India slowed down due to the huge population. Giving 2 doses of vaccines to each of the Indian citizens was in itself a challenging task. Then there was a problem of giving conventional Oxford-Astrazeneca vaccines to children. Also,Continue reading “Booster 3rd Dose – Why is It Essential?”
Tourism Sector on Decline after Strict Rules
The tourism sector in India has declined by more than 50% in the last 2 weeks following strict Covid-19 curbs and restrictions all across the country. Tourist hotspots in the hills and the beaches have been flocked by tourists as soon as the curbs were eased after the second wave in the country. However, inContinue reading “Tourism Sector on Decline after Strict Rules”
What You Can Do at Home during Lockdown
We all are busy working from home or studying from home life. But apart from that, we do get a lot of extra time that goes unutilized. There are many household works that we could do to enjoy our life at home and enrich our amateur skills. Let us go through some jobs that canContinue reading “What You Can Do at Home during Lockdown”
Partial Lockdown vs Complete Lockdown Conditions
As the second wave of Covid-19 wrecks havoc in many states, there is again the need for a lockdown phase 2. This time first partial lockdown was imposed, which was expected to slow down the spread of the virus. But the reality was just the opposite. Hence complete lockdown was imposed in most states. TheContinue reading “Partial Lockdown vs Complete Lockdown Conditions”