
Debunking 5 Myths about the Spread and Prevention of Covid-19
The world first went into a state of panic when we were initially hit by Covid-19 last year. This pandemic, the biggest we’ve seen in the last two centuries,…
The world first went into a state of panic when we were initially hit by Covid-19 last year. This pandemic, the biggest we’ve seen in the last two centuries,…
“The pilgrimage that usually attracts some two million people from all the countries every year scaled down to merely thousands of worshippers.”
Originally meant to be an immersive theater experience, Eschaton now works as a virtual nightclub on Zoom for an online audience. Eschaton from Chorus Productions is a one-of-a-kind part…
Following a viral tweet, the world’s biggest celebrities came forward for the virtual commencement ceremony of all 2020 graduates. With the ongoing global pandemic bringing to a halt all…
COVID-19 hit the secluded ethnic tribes in the Indian Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Ten members from the declining Great Andamanese tribe tested positive late August, notified…
In early April, the annual Edinburgh Festival Fringe was canceled owing to the threats of the Coronavirus pandemic. A first in the world’s largest arts festival’s 73-year history, the…
“PLASA initiated #WeMakeEvents Red Alert campaign calling out for government action to support hundreds of musicians, venues and other background workers.”
“Since the country authorized stay-at-home orders to curb the spread of COVID-19, Mexico has reported a substantial increase in gender-based violence.”
The ongoing Coronavirus pandemic prompted the cancellation of mass cultural events all over the globe. For its 100th anniversary season, the Salzburg Festival is presenting performances with an elaborate…
“The “symbolic” farewell party was organized to mark the end of coronavirus crisis in the country.”
The United Nations (UN) has estimated in a policy brief that over one billion students across all the continents have been affected by the novel coronavirus disease and its…
“Torrential rainfalls and landslides devastated the south-western and central regions of Japan presumably killing 77 people and damaged 4000 households.”
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