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Urban Wildlife Syndrome and Human-Wildlife Conflict
Urban Wildlife Syndrome is a mounting issue that has great implications for humans and wildlife as a whole. The increasing cases of human-wildlife conflict indicate animal behavior change ascribed to human involvement in wildlife regions and landfills where animals trace for human food.
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The Indoor Game
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Glocalization: How to Grow Your Business Globally Local
The world is a global village which transcends barriers of all kinds. Businesses organizations have realized the changing scenario. Glocalization is a plan that reforms globalization by linking the benefits of globalization and local realities
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Film Movements in Hollywood: A Political Perspective
Films as a means of mass entertainment is an expression of one’s cultural self. The new cinema in Hollywood was part of cinema’s evolution. It kept pace with all developments that have been mirrored in the movies.
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How To Read Hemingway: The Snows of Kilimanjaro & Other Three Stories
The paradoxical nature of females comes out as the central theme of Hemingway's stories. All the female characters have very complex traits; they think one thing, say something different, and again act in another way.
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‘Madonna in the Church': What Does This Painting Speak?
Evaluating Gothic arts requires some background information on the artist and the history. "Madonna in the Church" by Jan Van Eycks is one of the most appreciated classical paintings of the Gothic period. It contains multiple themes, but well-proportioned light and colors.
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Christian Counseling: The Biblical Theology of Helping
Christian counselors may confront difficulty relating religion to science in the changing global scenario. Human life is highly associated with complex socio-economic issues today, and in this context, Christian counselors can play significant roles in improving lives.
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"V For Vendetta": An Introduction to the Theory of Perception
Leader V is a visionary who has an urge to make his ideas come true. He is independent, determined, stubborn, skeptical, and critical. He determines to go ahead with his mission despite the unfavorable situations.
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Kerala: How It Made History, Fighting Flood
Do you know how a small region spread over 38,863 km2 in Southwestern India gained worldwide attention and admiration in a couple of days for its extraordinary effort for survival? The overwhelming story took place in Kerala, the Gods Own Country when it confronted an unexpected threat of a flood!
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"The Letter From Birmingham Jail": How Do You Read It?
In the "Letter from Birmingham Jail", Martin Luther King Jr. claims that he is the Apostle of Freedom, and he is not ready to be confined to his hometown. This attitude is apt to the modern day freedom activists. King reminds the Church and individuals that their primary goal is to fight injustice.
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What Is Buddha’s Nirvana? Is That Retold Moksha?
Buddhism and Hinduism are the two well-known philosophies emerged in the Indian sub-continent. Spiritual inquiry in India has never been a systematic progression of a single school of thought. It tolerated experiments and new religious concepts. Nirvana was such a novel idea proposed by Buddha.
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“Hamlet, Othello, and Oedipus”: How Individuals Respond to Real-Life Problems
Perceptional variance has been a significant theme in literature for centuries. The same could be an interesting topic for research in psychology and other disciplines today. A close comparison of the protagonists of three famous texts, Hamlet, Othello, and Oedipus the King will prove this point
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Growing Healthcare Costs in the Us: What Are the Driving Forces?
Healthcare costs in the US have been increasing steadily over the years and are currently close to 16.2% of the GDP. The diversion of funds to this sector is at the expense of other vital sectors like education and infrastructure. Other developed countries manage to provide quality healthcare.......
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Meaning and Steps of Meditation in Bhagavad Gita
Indian philosophy always maintains that each human soul is unique. It seldom insists what school of thought one must follow. Vedanta, the philosophy of Bhagavad Gita has deeply interpreted what meditation is. The scripture has been widely read and followed for its distinctive philosophical outlook.