The emergence of Computational Fluid Dynamics in the last 60 years is fantastic, especially in providing a complete low-cost technical solution to the Aerospace and Defence sectors, compared to the previous experimental and numerical techniques. Starting from the formulation of the governing equations (potential flow, Euler, RANS), the combination of advances in computer power and … Read more
Learning in the context of COVID 19 pandemic has been a challenging task for both students and teachers. One of the most common issues experienced by educators and students is that of weariness and exhaustion. So, how do you identify that you have weariness? Weariness emanates basically from two things: Distancing Resource scarcity Let’s try … Read more
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles or UAVs is a phrase we have heard on multiple fronts. These UAVs are Aircrafts that are piloted remotely by some person who is at a different place. These UAVs of various sizes and shapes can fly continuously for more than 24 hours and some of them can only fly for less … Read more
Since December 2019, global health care is facing many challenges, particularly in India. Since February 2020, when the first COVID 19 affected casualty was recorded at Kalaburgi, Karnataka, in a country like India with more than 1.39 billion population, having densely located households and places like Dharavi, controlling affected ones is a humanly impossible task. … Read more
The sentencing of offenders is the core of criminal law and policy. Considering the discretionary power that is vested on the judiciary, and given the range of sentences available, it becomes difficult for the judiciary in maintaining the concepts of proportionality, consistency and fairness in sentencing. This disparity in sentencing has resulted in curtailing the … Read more
Introduction: The right to marry and have a family is considered one of the basic human rights recognised in all societies. The Supreme Court of India has time and again recognised it as an inherent part of the fundamental right to life under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. In order to be lawfully married, … Read more
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru once said “You can tell the condition of a nation by looking at the status of women in the country.” Even though there are laws for the protection of women, the question which comes to mind is whether the country has fulfilled the dreamers of the Constitution. In every stage of life, … Read more
Introduction Quantum computing technology delivers fundamentally different solutions to computational problems and enables more efficient problem-solving than what is possible with classical computations. The experimental results are promising, and quantum computers could also be available commercially within a couple of years. One of the foremost famous algorithms that demonstrate the facility of quantum computers is … Read more
The first-ever concrete produced dates back to 2650 BC by Imhotep – a great Architect, Chemist and Doctor. He dissolved caustic soda in water and the solution was mixed with locally available flaky limestone and white clay (called Kaolin). This mixture gets hardened after 30 days of exposure to sun heat and attained the compressive … Read more
***** In January 1996, Bill Gates wrote an article titled “Content is King” which was published on the Microsoft website. ***** While we start with his ideas of “content” on mainly internet, we will not limit our discussions to passing information through internet but also in the offline space. Bill Gates opines that “Content is where … Read more