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Is India's Health Care Infrastructure Sufficient for Handling COVID 19 Pandemic? Today the health infrastructure of India is in pathetic condition, it needs radical reforms to  deal with new emerging challenges. On the one hand the role of private players is  continuously increasing in healthcare sector, but simultaneously healthcare facilities are  getting costly, and becoming non-accessible for the poor. The government hospitals are facing  the problem of lack of resources and infrastructure; there are inadequate number of beds,  rooms, and medicines. In this research paper the authors have discussed the present scenario  of healthcare facilities and personnel. On the part of government there is lack of monitoring  of the funds and resources, which are devoted towards the improvement of healthcare sector.  The authors have suggested a model healthcare plan which devolves around preparing a long  term strategy for qualitative as well as quantitative improvements in our healthcare 

 Is covid a man made or natural virus?  New findings from the Scripps Research Institute confirm the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus has natural origins and was not made in a laboratory or artificial setting, as many have speculated. To reach the conclusion the team used analysed public genome sequence data from SARS-CoV-2 released by China and identified several tell-tale signs suggesting COVID-19 is an organic virus. Since the virus was first reported in Hubei Province in December it has infected over 1.4 million people in more than 200 countries. The WHO has classified COVID-19 as a pandemic, with global governments and healthcare systems rallying to "flatten the curve" and save lives. COVID-19 a product of natural evolution While there has been speculation that the virus was developed in laboratories and released either accidently or as a form of bioterrorism, findings published in the journal Nature Medicine confirm COVID-19 is a product of natural evolution. The study was titl

  IB ACIO Tier 2 Question Paper PDF & Preparation Tips: IB ACIO Tier 1 Exams 2020 are over now. The tier 1 exam was conducted from 18 to 20 February 2021. Intelligence Bureau has already released the IB ACIO Answer Key 2020 PDF on 24 February 2021. 2,000 posts will be filled through IB ACIO Recruitment 2020. IB ACIO Tier 2 Exam Dates 2021 will be out soon. IB ACIO Tier 2 is of descriptive paper and conducted in pen and paper mode. In this article, we are going to provide you IB ACIO Tier 2 Previous Year Question Paper PDF, expected topics, and a strategy for how to prepare for IB ACIO Tier 2 Exams 2021? IB ACIO Tier 2 Previous Year Exam Analysis The last time IB ACIO Tier 2 exam was conducted on 25th February 2018 for IB ACIO Recruitment 2017. The IB ACIO Descriptive Paper 2017 took place in a single shift i.e from 11 AM to 12 Noon. Let’s have a look at the overview of the question paper below: 1. Essay Writing Three topics were given out of which one was to be attempted. The maxim

  Hi  Readers , This essay topic is very important for   UPSC CS  , CAPF , IB , SSC CHSL CGL JHT MTS  and other goverment services. Please do provide your feedback to motivate us for our work. Farmers’ suicide in India: A sign of impending disaster It is very unfortunate that in a country like India, where nearly 70% of the total population is directly or indirectly dependent on agriculture, cases of farmer suicides are increasing day by day. 11.2% of the total suicides in the country belong to the farmers who are committing suicide. There are many reasons for the suicides of farmers in India. However, the government has taken a lot of measures to control this problem. Some of the solutions given here can help reduce the cases of farmers’ suicide in India.   §   Problems related to agriculture in India The government is taking initiatives to support farmers financially by reducing interest rates on loans and closing agricultural loans. Although the government did not get much

  Hi Readers , This essay topic is very important for UPSC CS , CAPF , IB , SSC CHSL CGL JHT MTS and other goverment services. Please do provide your feedback to motivate us for our work. Essay on the relation between India and Nepal   The Indo-Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1950 is a bilateral treaty between Nepal and India establishing a close strategic relationship between the two South Asian neighbours. The treaty was signed on July 31, 1950 by the then Prime Minister of Nepal Mohan Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana and Indian ambassador to Nepal, Chadreshwar Narayan Singh. The treaty allows for the free movement of people and goods between the two nations and a close relationship and collaboration on matters of defence and foreign affairs. While India values the treaty as deflecting the influence of its regional competitor, the People’s Republic of China, the treaty has been unpopular in many segments of Nepal, which often regards it as a breach of its sovereignty. The