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Auther: Adwita Sinha In the beginning there was a bang, or the big bang to be specific, and then there was a chain of events which lead itself to us, humanity. That is what we as humans think of when we think of the universe and in layman terms it is that. But to scientists,

Author : Chavi Gautam In accordance with the United Nations, the world’s population, 7.9 billion as of now, would amount to a whopping 9.8 billion by 2050. This exponential increase will lead to a surge in demand for food by a staggering 70%, making the lagging global food production and availability our leading concern. Given

Author : Aarna Sachdev and Anushka Agarwal Women who pursue STEM careers still face many obstacles today as they did in the past. Women had no chance of acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to land a job of any significance, let alone a career in STEM, without access to higher education. According to some,

Author: Nandini Rastogi An altercation can leave one so drained. Gayatri was not new to these heated exchange of arguments. Yet the fatigue almost always set in. Ironically, it was also a humbling experience. Silently, she offered tribute and gratitude to all those women in the history who did not have it easy. To carve

In the world of science, technology, engineering and math, Women have often faced a daunting path,But their resilience and brilliance have shone through,Breaking down barriers and blazing anew. From Rosalind Franklin, who unlocked DNA’s mystery,To Ada Lovelace, who invented computer history,Women have made ground-breaking strides,Proving their intellect and skill cannot be denied.Women in STEM, with