This fountain was a gift from Miss Kate Buckingham to Chicago and according to an early Chicago Park District brochure, despite her advanced years she worked closely with the technicians trying out different colors of glass and adjusting the control of electric current to produce visual blends to emulate her concept of “soft moonlight.”

In the modern world, nothing has changed city life as Covid has. From the pandemics, the closing of downtown area workplaces to cafes, restaurants limitations, pandemic safeguards have changed lives across the world, for a long time. As a result, Cities are being more cautious about health safety protocols. Economist Intelligence Unit recently released the 2021 Safe Cities Index and based on it the top five safest cities in the world to visit post-pandemic are Copenhagen, Toronto, Singapore, Sydney, and Tokyo.

Turritopsis dohrnii, discovered in the 1880s in the Mediterranean Sea is a species of Jellyfish that has the ability to transform into its early stage of development called polyp. These transformed polyp buds out eventually and grows into mature jellyfish. This cycle continues to happen and it successfully bends the principle of mortality by escaping senescence. This is because of the overabundance of FoxO gene expression in Jellyfish.

Green Hospitals is an article written by Nynke Jelles who is a Netherlands-based all-around adviser in urban design and urban planning with a background in architecture. In this brief article, she has investigated the possible uses of landscape, trees, and plants in hospital environments.

You do not need to apply sunscreen in winters: False! While you might see very little of the sun’s rays in winters, the radiations from the sun are still around you and can damage your skin. Moreover, snow reflects as much as 80 percentage of the sun’s rays which is way more than water or sand according to World Health Organization. Hence it is important to apply sunscreen year-round.

A recent addition to New York City's iconic skyline

India has only one language that can promote the inclusive Indian ethos. This is Sanskrit.