By: G. P. Sinha, Consulting Editor-ICN Group SYDNEY: I visited Australian in May and June 2019. This was my second visit to Australia. I had visited Sydney in 2010 and had an opportunity to see Sydney very closely and visited Blue Mountains, one of the natures’ paradise. This time we explored the dessert of Australia and went to the place called ‘ULURU’ also popularly known as Ayers Rock. Sydney itself is one of the most beautiful cities of the world. But going to Uluru was an experience in itself. Uluru…
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One Of The Best Aquariums In The United States: National Aquarium Baltimore
By: M S Mazumdar, Editor-ICN North East The aquarium’s stated vision is to confront pressing issues facing global aquatic habitats through pioneering science, conservation, and educational programming. The National Aquarium is a non-profit public aquarium located at Pratt Street in the Inner Harbor area of Baltimore, Maryland in the United States. Constructed during a period of urban renewal in Baltimore, the aquarium opened on August 8, 1981. The Aquarium holds more than 8,300,000 liter of water, and has more than 17,000 specimens representing over 750 species.The aquarium building and the land upon…
Read MoreJune 2019 Was The Hottest In 140 Years: NOAA
In June in Greenland, sled dogs would normally be running on ice.Scientists have warned that record-setting temperatures will continue as a result of climate change. The world experienced its hottest June on record last month, with an average temperature worldwide of 61.6F (16.4C), according to new data.France crossed the 45C mark for the first time. Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Turkey also recorded their highest ever temperatures for June.Europe, Asia and Africa, as well as the Hawaii and US Gulf of Mexico regions, experienced their hottest Junes…
Read MoreMan-Woman Relationship: Is It Quintessentially Monogamous?
By: Barnali Bose, Editor-ICN Group KOLKATA: One often hears that in today’s world, man has lost his ability to remain content with one partner all his life. In other words,treading beyond conjugal ties is a relatively new phenomenon corroding the foundation of marriage in the modern world. I would but beg to differ with such a view as History has a different story to tell. Fidelity to one partner has been probably desired but quite often proved to be elusive. Had man been satisfied in a monogamous relationship in the days of…
Read MoreICJ Orders Pakistan To Review Kulbhushan Jadhav’s Death Sentence
NEW DELHI: ICJ has directed Pakistan to review the death sentence order, to reconsider it and give Kulbhushan Yadav a fair trial by providing him consular access. The ICJ ruled in favour of India by 15 to 1 votes. The World Court stated that Jadhav’s death sentence should remain suspended till Pakistan reviews and reconsiders the conviction. The court also directed Pakistan to provide Kulbhushan Jadhav with consular access in line with international diplomatic norms. The court also recognised Pakistan’s breach of the Vienna Convention. The session today was held…
Read MoreTop 10 Most Expensive Cruise Ships in 2019
By: Tejeshwar Singh Rana, Chief Officer, Shell shipping-London, UK & Associate Editor-ICN The means of luxurious lifestyle experiences around us are immense in number.While the search for a one-of-a-kind experience on the land ends with a long list of options to live in the moment. The experiential purchases at the sea are limited in contrast to its enormity.However, at sea, the experiences the luxurious cruise ships and yachts can offer transcend the outnumbered choices on land. As being affordable to a large number of customers compared to yachts, the cruise ships play…
Read MoreCULLING OF MONKEYS INHUMAN, AGAINST VEDIC PHILOSOPHY
By: Rakesh Lohumi, Sr. Editor-ICN Group SHIMLA: The very idea of killing monkeys is abhorrent to Hindus who see the image of their revered deity Lord Hanuman in the simians. Populations of monkeys thrived in an around various temples of Lord Hanuman across the country. Food was available for the simians in plenty in urban areas too as Hindus consider feeding the monkeys as a pious act. Mount Jakhu, the highest peak of Shimla , has one such old temple and thickly forested hill served as a natural sanctuary for…
Read More15 Oldest and Most Beautiful Shipping Ports of the Maritime World
By: Tejeshwar Singh Rana, 2nd Officer, Shell shipping-London, UK & Associate Editor-ICN Shipping ports, until the dawn of last century, had been used predominately for trading goods, fishing, migrating, world commerce and warfare etc. However, people have learned to take the sheer fun out of this shipping business by spending vacation onboard, cruising to the most favourite destinations around the world. The maritime history deciphers the anachronism of the beautiful ancient ports which stand the test of time and persist as the topographic points of interest. In this article we present you…
Read MoreBiotechnological Advances in Agriculture
By: Prof. R K Yadav, Dean, College of Agriculture, Lakhimpur Kheri Campus C.S. Azad Univ. of Agril. & Tech. Kanpur & Executive Editor-ICN Group KANPUR: Agriculture production in India has increased considerably during the last five decades largely due to the development and large scale cultivation of high-yielding dwarf varieties of rice and wheat, and greater applications of water and nutrients. This increase in food production has made India self-sufficient and contributed tremendously to food security. However, the population expected to reach 1.8 billion in 2050 will impose great demand for increased food…
Read MoreSeafarers Lifestyle and Health
By: Tejeshwar Singh Rana, 2nd Officer, Shell shipping-London, UK & Associate Editor-ICN Shipping industry, as name denotes, is meant for the heavy goods transportation through the sea ways, from the clothes that the people wear to the food they eat. Today almost everything is being transported through the ships. Shipping industry is also termed as the invisible industry. Ships are operated by seafarers, who perform the tough job of crossing the high seas through rough sea conditions. The seafarers are on duty call on 24 hours while they are on board ships…
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