Introduction India’s burgeoning population and its growth have been a much long problem for the country. India launched a family welfare programme to reduce the growing population in 1951 which was the first such programme initiated by any country. In 1997, the National Family welfare programme was changed to Reproductive ... Read More

Introduction Nature has gifted India with many biodiversity hotspots that are enriched with notable flora and fauna. Out of a total of 36 hotspots of biodiversity in the world, four are officially located in India which are the Himalayas, the Indo-Burma region, the Sundaland, and the Western Ghats. To this ... Read More

Introduction Population explosion refers to the rapid rise of population in a given area. For example, in India, the growth of the population has been phenomenal. As a result, it is hard for the Indian economy to cope with the problem. However, population explosion or overpopulation does not impact ... Read More

Introduction Information technology is a powerful tool to study, protect and save the environment from degrading. IT helps to gather various forms of data about the environment which helps scientists identify key areas that need attention. It also tells how the environmental factors must be conserved and which areas need ... Read More

Introduction On Earth, the existence of life forms took more than 4, 000 million years to occur. It took various chemical reactions on the earth's surface to have life forms on it. The real change occurred more than 600 million years ago when tremendous growth in life forms was ... Read More

Introduction As trade and commerce flourished, merchants started to extend their trade with the help of more labor and the creation of small trading outposts. The factories we see today are not the result of a single process whereas it took decades of planning and evolution for man to create ... Read More

Introduction The Weimar Republic was a democratic republic in Germany from 1919 to 1933. The name "Weimar" is taken from the city of Weimar, where the assembly established this republic met between 1919 and 1920. After World War I, it was established and lasted until 1933, when Adolf Hitler came ... Read More

Introduction Ancient India has the roots of many practices and the culture that we practice and follow today. In this tutorial, we’ll be tracing the roots of a few parts of our civilization - Coins, Cities with many functions, Crafts, and Craftsmen. Coins By researchers, records of millions of coins ... Read More

Introduction With trade routes and the exchange of technology and knowledge, the economy also started to grow and by the 19th century, the world economy grew with growing social, and cultural interactions which reshaped societies and external relations. But certain economists had structured the movements of international exchanges into three. ... Read More

Introduction Millions of different species of flora and wildlife across the world find refuge in forests. The advantages of forests, however, go well beyond the fauna that calls them home. By balancing greenhouse gas emissions, improving the quality of the air in our atmosphere, and preventing climate change, they play ... Read More