HOW STRESS AFFECTS YOUR IMMUNITY AND HOW IT MAKES YOU SICK.

HOW STRESS AFFECTS YOUR IMMUNITY AND HOW IT MAKES YOU SICK.

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What is stress...? according to psychology
stress is a feeling of emotional or physical strain and pressure stress, can be positive or negative small amount of positive stress is beneficial and healthy it helps in improving performance motivation and adaptation negative stress is a big box full of problems it decreases performance demotivates individual and leads to mental and physical problems. 

Dr Hans lai founder of the stress theory according to him stress can be perceived by a person in two forms which he called as negative stress distress .

and the positive stress known as you stress the simplest way to understand, what you stress and distress mean is by looking back at the exam times just a few days before the exam you feel stressed and under pressure some of us are able to use that feeling positively and it becomes a motivation to study harder and perform better and that feeling becomes ultimately useful this is you stress while the rest of us respond very poorly to the situation and feel anxious you feel all those emotions in your head you feel dizzy nauseated even gets sick during this period you may have studied well for the exams but the pressure and stress gets on your nerves and you perform very less than your potential this is distress .

Now that we have understood what the term stress means let's look at what happens when you are stressed during the times of stress the hypothalamus a collection of nuclei that connects the brain and the endocrine system signals a pituitary gland to produce a hormone which in turn signals adrenal glands located above the kidneys to increase the production of cortisol this is extremely useful in short-term scenarios that is why cortisol is known as the stress hormone .

In humans one of the systems that responds to challenging circumstances or stress is the immune system broadly the immune system comprises of cells proteins organs and tissues that work together to provide protection against bodily diseases during acute stress that lasts for a matter of minutes or ours the immune system mobilizes the cells which prepare the body for injury or infection these immune cells under the influence of cortisol fight off infections and the body manages the stressful scenario .

In this process pro-inflammatory cytokines are also produced which are necessary for eliminating pathogens and initiating healing however this process of inflammation has its own problems as it leads to oxidative damage free radical damage cellular deaths aging and systemic tissue degeneration to prevent this our body secretes cortisol.

It provides the energy that is required to
deal with the challenge it's also a potent anti-inflammatory that prevents damage to the body's own cells.

Kaiko Glasser and scientists performed an experiment on medical students to observe the effects of exam time stress on immunity these medical students were divided into two groups out of which 49 were males and 26 were females the team of scientists took
blood samples from both the groups before the exam which was a relatively
low stress time and after the exam which
was a high stress time the activity of lymphocytes was checked in the blood
samples of both the groups before and
after the exam and the researchers found
that immune responses were weak in the
students after the exam and also influence who are experiencing stressful life events and psychiatric symptoms such as depression or anxiety.

What does this immune system dysfunction do to the stress lead to your tendency and frequency of falling sick increases exponentially also if you are already having an illness your symptoms might get progressively severe sustained cortisol activity during stress is associated with an increase in gastrointestinal symptoms which explains the stomachaches and frequent visits to the washrooms high level of information promoting cytokines resulting from stress have recently been implicated in the etiology of psychiatric disorders chronic stress has been shown to enhance risk for developing autoimmune diseases because of constant immune system dysfunction also there is bone and muscle breakdown fatigue depression pain and memory impairments all of us are aware of the global pandemic that we are facing in this world today and the only thing that can protect us from this global pandemic is our own immunity .

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Is India doing better than Europe and America?

More than a billion people live in India
so when the colony virus first entered
India many feared whether India would be able to contain the situation though it
is still too early to conclude the initial signals are indicating that the situation didn't deteriorate as much as many had expected instead now India is even claiming that it has controlled the situation better than other nations so how true is that.

They say that testing is the key to contain the virus but data can be interpreted in many ways and as we can observe their multiple ways in which countries are approaching the corner virus testing while some may prefer to count the testing rate in proportion to the overall population
India's doing it a bit differently for moment let's focus on what the chief of Epidemiology and communicable diseases
at the Indian Council of medical research said in countries like Japan one out of eleven point seven tests turns out to be positive which is among the highest in the world Italy does six point seven percent for one positive test while the USA tests five point three persons and the United Kingdom three point four he also added that India is conducting 24 tests out of
which one comes out to be positive also since India has a huge population and not all people belong to vulnerable groups it's difficult to say if India's testing rate is really low there is another methodology through which India's situation appears very different an analysis published in a popular Indian newspaper says that India had already conducted around 200,000 tests on the day positive cases had crossed
the 10,000 mark and it did around 110,000 tests on the day when positive cases crossed 5,000 mark from this perspective only Canada has fared better than India the same analysis also claims that India took longer than most countries in the West to show up 12,000 or more number of Corbett had positive patients this analysis is based on the statistic from Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and Waldo metres now it depends on you how you want to calculate India's testing rate different methods are going to receive different ways and experts have enough time to decide which way is the most accurate one it should also be mentioned that India has faced many challenges and that all its strategies have yielded good results so at this stage the best approach is to avoid any conclusive statement watch how things go from here and hope that things remain under control any leniency at
this stage can prove to be fatal and India should not get complacent India should also be open to the idea of learning from the experiences of countries in Europe or elsewhere and it should implement what it finds useful.


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How Coronavirus Crashed Global Stock Market?

31 Dec 2019 When the world was ready t
With all this jubilation & excitement, we all optimistically waited for the new year 2020 to arrive. Little did we know, what was going to happen.

The same day on 31st Dec, the World Health Organization (WHO) was alerted by the Chinese authorities that 44 pneumonia-like cases have occurred in Wuhan, a city of 11 million people.

On 11th Jan, it was reported that a 61-year-old man died from pneumonia in Wuhan.
The disease was later identified as novel Coronavirus or COVID-19. Slowly few cases of COVID-19 started cropping up around the world. But all this while, the stock markets continued to rise.
The market's ignored the seriousness of this new disease and its impact.

On Feb 12th 2020, another news came from China, officials added more than 14,000 new cases to the tally of the infected people, bringing the total number to over 48,000, the largest one-day increase so far recorded. Still, in the midst of such grave news, markets kept on ignoring the imminent threat, the markets kept on increasing.

By 19th Feb many world markets increased closer to their record highs.
There was a sense of triumph across the markets, some market pundits even prophesied that markets could even go higher. But all this upsurge & optimism drastically changed the next day. Reports started arriving, that coronavirus has now spread to 47 countries, which has put pressure on multiple businesses and supply chains around the world has now been hampered, as many countries are dependent on China for their supplies.

So from 20th Feb, multiple market's started showing signs of decline.

27th Feb, saw one of the worst trading days since the 2008 financial crisis.

And soon the flood gates opened, 9 March saw the biggest ever fall in intraday trading.
Two day's later, WHO officially declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic, due to the global spread and severity of the disease.
And so the global stockmarket panic continued.

12th March became Black Thursday, one of the biggest global stock market crash in history. BSE Sensex witnessed its worst one-day fall in history. Three days later on 16th March, the bloodbath of stock markets continued, major indices witnessed one of it's biggest falls. Now in just about a month, since the high on feb 19th, the world had now radically changed.
Major countries have declared national emergency, while many are in lockdown, many places national & international travel has stopped.

164 Countries have reported over 198,000 cases. Tourism, airline, hospitality industries are in shatters. According to some reports, Global stock market losses have climbed past over $16 trillion.

That $16 trillion market loss is close to the GDP of India & China combined. Now, almost 1/3rd of the global stock market value has been wiped off. Everyone is in fear, as we are living in an uncertain world, we all are deliberating, what will happen in the future.

All those people who have invested their hard-earned savings in the stock markets are worried. In such mayhem, it is important to consider the history of the stock market. Historically, the stock market's reaction to such epidemics and fast-moving diseases, like SARS, H1N1 or Ebola has been often short-lived. Previously SARS which is also a form of coronavirus, that broke out also in China, in November 2002.

By the end of Feb 2003, SARS was also recognized as a pandemic. For the next two months, the global market's plunged.
But as the newer SARS virus cases started declining, the market's rose again. Within six months, most of the market's not only recovered but also moved much higher.
Right now, it is not exactly accurate, to compare SARS and COVID-19 as SARS had effected around 8000 people & 17 countries, much fewer than what we are witnessing right now. Moreover, in recent history, we have never seen so many worldwide lockdowns and extreme measures. Moreover, the impact of Coronavirus on multiple industries in the long term is yet to be seen?

Only time will tell what will happen.
But sorrownded by all this turmoil, I am reminded of an old Sanskrit phrase, "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam", which means the world is one family. All these occurrences around the world remind me that humanity is indeed, just one big family.
Even though we might belong to different races, religions, countries, still, somehow each one of us are connected to each other. Any occurrence to one also impacts the other, even though we might be thousands of miles apart. So let's keep the family of humanity, healthy and safe. And in all this gloom and darkness, let's not forget, that at the end of a dark dreary tunnel, there is always light. Let's hope this darkness ends very soon,

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o welcome the new year, the stock markets across the world ended 2019 on a high note.

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Amazone Business Empire ( how big is Amazon)

1994 A small online venture was started in this garage in Washington, USA.

Its founder, a 30 year old man borrowed money from his parents, and started selling books online. 

24 Years later that small garage startup with only 2 employees has leap frogged into one of the biggest companies in the world, with over 566,000 employees.

Now, annual sales of this company is greater than GDP of countires like Qatar, Hungary, Kuwait, Sri Lanka and Croatia.
Its founder, Jeff Bezos is now the richest person in recent history, with a net worth
of over $150 Billion, which is currently $60 billion more than net worth of Bill Gates, the second richest person in the world. We all know the company as Amazon. So let us sit back and take a look at this amazing Business Empire ofAmazon & Jeff Bezos. 

This time we have divided the business empire into 5 categories. 

Lets begin with the first Offline.
Offline We will start our journey from Greenwich, Connecticut.
Are you feeling hungry? Let us do some grocery shopping.

We are now at Whole Foods Market, one the world's largest natural and organic foods supermarket chain. Whole Foods Market is owned by Amazon and it operates over 480 stores in North America and the U.K. Amazon also owns a chain of retail bookstores in the US called Amazon Books, a partially automated grocery store in Seattle, Amazon Go.

A smart video doorbell & home security company called Ring, and a technology company, Amazon Lab126. Lab126 products includes Amazon's Kindle, one of the best selling products across the world

Amazon Echo, the AI powered Smart speaker, which is now sold in over 36 countries and the popular digital media player & streaming device Amazon fire TV.

From Offline let us move to the key business of the company, eCommerce.
Amazon is currently world's second most valuable company. Its market cap is three times more than the market cap of retail giant, Wallmart. Amazon provides services to more than half of the world’s population.

The company has shipped over 400 items per second at its peak. Amazon Prime, the paid subscription service of the company, has over 100 million subscribers worldwide, which is greater than the entire population of the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong combined. United Kingdom Amazon is also the second largest logistics company in the world, with over 160 million sq ft of warehouse space in 109 countries. The company even delivers to remote locations like Alaska and is also developing a drone-based
delivery system, Amazon Prime Air, that will provide the delivery of your orders in 30
minutes.
Company's other eCommerce ventures include, Zappos, the shoe and clothing retailer based in Las Vegas; AbeBooks, the Canada based online marketplace for books & fire arts, where an Italian book about History of Birds, was sold for a whopping $191,000.

Amazon also operates Audible, the world's largest producer of downloadable audiobooks; Woot, the Dallas based one day one deal site and also UK based online book seller Book Depository.
The company has recently acquired the online pharmacy company and also owns the largest eCommerce platform in the Arab world Souq.com. Digital Assets We will now talk about the cloud. Not this cloud, but this one. Cloud Computing.

Amazon Web Services, owns a dominant 34% of all the cloud storage, and provides on-demand cloud computing & storage service to customers in almost all countries of the world. Their major clients include Netflix, Adobe, NASA, Ola, Samsung and Vodafone. Amazon also owns, A9.com, the California based search engine technology company; Alexa Internet,
the web traffic data and analytics company, that provides information of over 30 million websites.
Digital comics website ComiXology and Twitch.tv the live streaming video platform with over 15 million daily active users.
The company also owns many popular websites that include DPReview, Goodreads and the coveted IMDb, with over 83 million registered users.
Time to look at some other ventures of Amazon.The company owns a game studio and has developed games like Breakaway and Crucible.nThey also own an e-books publishing house with offices across the US and Europe. The company also operates LA based film & TV production studio, which produced films like Manchester by the Sea and The Big Sick. While, their Internet video on demand service, Amazon Video offers over 18,000 movie titles. The company has also acquired the global TV rights of The Lord of the Rings for a whopping $1 billion. Let us dive in a bit further find out what else does Jeff Bezos own? Bezos owns the largest newspaper published in Washington called Washington Post. He has also founded the space technology firm Blue Origin, which aims to provide spaceflight services. The company is planning moon landing by 2023 and aims to create permanent settlements on moon and mars.
Bezos has also has invested in Unity Biotechnology, the company is
looking at a cure for aging and age-associated diseases. He has also made major investments in multiple big companies that include Twitter, Airbnb, Uber and Business Insider. Moreover, he is also building a mechanical clock that will run for 10,000 years. Finally, Bezos was also one of the first investors in Google investing $250,000 in 1998. That investment alone, today is valued at $6 billion. So even if he would have never started Amazon or never acquired any of his businesses, still his Google investment alone would have made him a multi-billionaire. All i can say, this is the amazing Business Empire of Amazon and Jeff Bezos.

I think now we clear how big is Amazon.

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Who is alternative to China ?

Many among us can truly understand the
importance of freedom until it is taken away democracy may have these disadvantages but you are likely to realize its true value only when you experience living in a communist country but money profits and consumerism have a beautiful correlation and that is why regardless of the ideological differences of China many democracies across the world ended up making China their very important trade partner but now the core Nevarez may force many countries to redefine their geopolitical strategies. to no more read this report .


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We in the West have a strange Prelationship with China we don't trust China but we want to do business with the country ideologically we are completely different China is a communist country and we believe in democracy not only that frequently China embraces those countries which pose a major threat to our own existence yet we have allowed ourselves to become over dependent on China however it's not only China's fault we are equally responsible our growth model is based on consumerism which means work earn and spend we need massive scale production which could cater to our high demand and consumerism driven hunger we also need big markets so that our companies could sell the products that they manufactured China ended up providing us both now this model is not going to disappear overnight but seeing what's happening in the world today and with all the doubts related to China's ethics and principles would it be wise to continue to completely rely on China but who else if not China well for long many amongst us have underestimated India but the present situation demands that we redefine our
strategies let's take a read look at India if china is the world's factory then India has been our favourite back office with all its
geopolitical and demographic advantage
India has shown that it has the capability and potential to develop the skill scale and speed that we demand India is the number-one offshoring destination in the world accounting for approximately 55% market share of the global services sourcing business India has the world's third largest startup ecosystem India is the second largest casting producer in the world it's also the second largest producer of steel and cement India real estate industry is expected to be the third largest in the world by 2030 India is already the second largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world it's the third largest producer of coal and the fourth largest producer of iron ore the country is the world's largest cutting and polishing Centre for diamonds and in 2017 it exported 75% of the world's polished diamonds in 2017 India became the fourth largest auto market it's already the largest manufacturer of 2 wheelers and tractors in the world it's the world's third largest heavy truck manufacturer and fourth largest car producer in the present scenario China may be a few years ahead of India but India has the ability to catch up China also built its infrastructure gradually and if India wants it can also do the same for us and the world the prospects of a powerful India sounds a lot less ruthless than a powerful China unlike China India doesn't have massive geopolitical ambitions expansionist policies or the dream of global conquest what's even more of a relief is that India is a democracy and with all its internal problems it will never expel or silence the journalists or whistleblowers like what happens in a
communist country our consumerism driven world needs a massive global factory and India can and should rise to the
occasion India may not want to replace China but it can reduce our over dependence on China and play a key role
in maintaining global growth if India
becomes one of the key centres of
globalization and if we invest in India. India has the potential to drive global growth and
geopolitically speaking apart from the USA if there is one nation in the entire world this is able to contain China in the long run its India China first started as a manufacturer of our products and as it gained prosperity it also became the consumer of our products now the same is happening in India yes India can be our new China even the Beijing based Chinese think tank and bound think so according to an bound China needs to seriously consider and study the rise of India's economy and India's competitive advantage India an ancient land with a growing young population is an emerging market power it's entirely possible for it to become the next China imposes great attraction to the world's capital yes the Chinese think tanks apprehensions are not unfounded and yes it's wrong to say that there's no alternative to China.

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Top 10 sports bike's 2020

Kawasaki, BMW, Suzuki, Honda and many other companies have been manufacturing motorbikes that match customers’ desires and one of them is desire for speed.

In this blog you’re going to talk top 10 fastest bike's in the world.

Let me explain this a little bit more and then we’ll get to the list. After the 1999 Hayabusa sent shockwaves by exceeding the Honda CBR1100XX's record by more than 16 km/h (10 mph), some regulators and politicians in Europe called for an import ban gainst high speed motorcycles.
There were fears that there would be, ‘an outbreak of illegal racing as riders try to break the 300 km/h barrier. Thereupon, a gentlemen's agreement was made among the major motorcycle manufacturers to limit the top speed of their machines to 300 km/h (186 mph), starting with 2000 models.

This is why the motorcycles on this list are whether track-only or limited at this speed
if they are gonna be ridden on the roads. Their speed limiters are taken away and some of their parts are modified to break
a speed record or to just provide an advantage in races. Also, they were modified by motorcycle race teams, not by unprofessional individuals since they are not tested whether they tampered with the speedometer.



No.10

We got a Honda motorcycle. A Japanese brand Honda’s CBR1000RR, marketed in some countries as the "Fireblade", is a 998 cc liquid-cooled inline four-cylinder motorbike. The 2017 model has a enhanced engine which now produces 189 hp and it comes with a top speed of 299 km/h (186 mph). Besides accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds, it retails at $ 14 000 nowadays.



No.9

At the number 9 we have Kawasaki ZX-12R
Another popular Japanese company Kawasaki makes it to the top. The 1199 cc inline four-cylinder engine ZX-12R has, produces 190 hp, making it the most powerful production motorcycle up to 2006,
the year when the ZX-14R was released.
Cycle World tested the ZX-12R's 0 to 100 km/h acceleration at 2.7 seconds. They found an electronically-limited top speed of 301 km/h (187 mph) which makes it one of the fastest motorbikes on the market.
When it comes it’s price, this motorcycle retails for $ 4000.



No.8

Number eight is MV Agusta F4 RR 312
The "312" in the name refers to the Italian motorcycle's claimed top speed of 312 km/h (193.8 mph). Motociclismo magazine verified MV Agusta's claim to an extent,
achieving a top speed of 311 km/h (193.24 mph) at Italy's Nardo Speed stadium in the previous decade, so there’s no question this model belongs to any list of fastest motorcycles. Sprinting to 100 km/h lasts about 3 seconds on this one. It is identical to the F4 R 312 except for an additional 7 hp, allowing it to produce 190 hp in total.
Moreover, an average sticker of this motorbike is $ 22 000 nowadays.



No.7

The number seven spot goes to Suzuki Hayabusa GSX 1300R I’m talking about the last model before gentlemen’s agreement.
In other words, the last unrestricted Hayabusa. This Japanese manufacturer’s popular model Hayabusa’s name comes from a peregrine falcon known for its ability to dive at speeds approaching 300 km/h. Since 1999, the Hayabusa has been a regular feature on pretty much any list that concerns speed. Packing a liquid cooled 1340cc engine capable of 170 hp,
the Hayabusa hit 100 km/h in only 2.8 seconds. Figures bested only by the incredible result of Cycle World's top speed test showing a top speed of 312 km/h (194 mph). Consequently, Guinness World Records listed the Hayabusa as the fastest production motorbike in the world in 2000 and in 2001. The Hayabusa has been used in road racing, drag racing, and top speed competitions. Many people see Hayabusa as a reasonably priced bike because it comes with a price tag of $ 15 000.


No.6

Coming in at the number six spot is the motorcycle known as Ducati Panigale 1199 R Here comes another Italian motorcycle.
Original version’s liquid cooled 1199cc engine produces 195 hp but the R which is the final version of the iconic 1199, ships with a track-only Termignoni exhaust system that ups power to 202 hp. All that raises the top speed from 300 to 325 km/h (202 mph). That right there is what makes it one of the fastest motorcycles in the world. With this upgrade Panigale 1199 R is also able to sprint to 100 km/h in just 2.8 seconds. Furthermore it is available for $ 20 000 these days.


No.5

Moving into number five we have Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R On paper, the ZX-14R comes equipped with a 1441cc engine that can produce up to 200 hp which allows this motorbike to hit 280 km/h (174 mph).
However with a different set of tires and a small gearing adjustment, the Kawasaki ZX-14R was estimated to reach a speed of more than 300 km/h (186 mph) and it did so.n In 2013, Ralph Nicholls set the Australian land speed record on a Ninja ZX-14R with some gearing and tyre changes and the speed limiter removed.
Nicholls rode the Ninja above 335 km/h (208mph). This super machine also hit 100 km/h from a stand still in just 2.7 seconds.
Furthermore, it is priced at $ 14 000.

No.4

The number 4 spot on this list is BMW S1000 RR It is the only German motorbike on this list. It’s spec sheet shows us that the needle can point to 305 km/h (190 mph). In September 2016, Valerie Thompson decided to push the limits of this machine and rode it at 350 km/h (217.7 mph) with about 12 modifications.
It’s not really surprising when you know that she is often referred to as “America’s Queen of Speed”. Even at these high speeds, the new power curve on the this motorbike allows turning to benice and easy. In addition to it’s exceptional speed, we see that the 0 to 100 km/h acceleration of this motorbike is as good as Bugatti Veyron Super Sport’s acceleration, which both achieve in 2.8 seconds. This BMW motorcycle features a 999cc engine producing up to 193 hp and has a price around $ 13 000.

No.3

We are at the top 3 and the 3rd fastest motorcycle is Lightning LS-218. You are now looking at the only electric motorcycle on this list. It’s manufactured by an American motorbike company, Lightning Motorcycle. This company is simply considered to be the Tesla of motorbikes. By rights, the Lightning LS-218 should really be in first place, if you’re looking for the fastest motorbike in the world that’s a regular production motorbike. Purists don’t like the Lightning LS-218 though because it comes with a character trait that many still consider improper - because it’s electric.
The name LS – 218 stands for the top-speed of the vehicle which is obviously 218 mph. Back in 2011, the Lightning team took their bike to stretch its legs on the Bonneville Salt Flats, and it topped out at 351 km/h (218 mph). Even the biggest electric haters can’t deny the performance of this motorbike: a liquid cooled engine capable of producing 200 hp and a groundbreaking acceleration of 0 to 100 km/h in 2.3 seconds. And lets not forget it’s retail price starts at $38 000.At the time of its launch,nthe Lightning was the fastest motorcycle in the world. This is much like Tesla roadster acceding to the throne by being the fastest in the world. However, at the moment, LS-218 comes after few motorcycles.


No.2

Kawasaki Ninja H2 ranks the 2nd among the fastest motorcycles. Launched in 2015, Kawasaki’s Ninja H2 was like something from outer space, with alien looks, a chirping supercharger and the kind of straight-line performance that blew the
doors of any superbike it came up against.
In 2016, Kent Kunitsugu, the editor for Sport Rider magazine, competing in a land-speed racing event in California at the Mojave Magnum, took a Ninja H2 with a few bolt-on performance parts adding over 70 hp and achieved a top speed of 365 km/h (226 mph). The Kawasaki H2 cranks out 300 horsepower from a supercharged 998cc engine. That smashes the bike to 100 km/h from a standstill in only 2.7 seconds. Keep in mind that this motorcycle currently costs around $ 32 000. Well, everything comes at a price.


So before we unveil the number 1 let’s check out some very honorable mentions.
Before I introduce you these motorcycles I want to explain why these ones couldn’t make it to the list. I tried to chose motorcycles that actually look like motorcycles. So I eliminated the ones had so many modifications thrown on them
that they were no longer looking like a motorbike. Remember that Dodge Tomahawk thing that always gets put on these lists?

Yeah, here it is The Tomahawk, from the Dodge company, is an interesting motorbike which is in this blog and yet never did a speed run. Itms enormous power will put a road car to shame. Some people don’t think it’s features matter at all since it is has four wheels, making it a quad.

Similarly, don’t expect to see MTT turbine-powered Y2K or MTT Streetfighter machinery either since they are jet engined. I didn’t put them on the list because it wouldn’t be a fair comparison. I mean, look at the horsepower and torque numbers, and you will see my point. Another popular motorcycle comes up to minds when people talk about fastest motorcycles is the Turbocharged Suzuki Hayabusa. Bill Warner was the one who modified the Hayabusa in 2011 to do the 500 km/h run and he did so. In 2013, Warner once again tried to do the 300 mph within a mile and lost control of his bike at 285 mph. Though he was conscious after the accident, he was declared dead about an hour later in the hospital.



No.1

Finally… The winner of this list is Kawasaki Ninja H2R This motorbike is track only. It is powered by a supercharged 998cc transverse four-cylinder that can produce approximately 310 horsepower. The Kawasaki Ninja H2R famously reached a stunning mark of 400 km/h (249 mph) in 2016 while being ridden by Turkish rider Kenan Sofuoğlu. Another amazing ability of this motorcycle is that it can sprint to 100 km/h in under 3 seconds. When it comes to price, it is not really a cheap one as salespeople charges $ 55 000 for Ninja H2R these days. And this is how the leaderboard stands today.




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Why the world needs india badly right now ?

The heartbreaking scenes of thousands of
migrant workers working for hundreds of
kilometers to reach their home was enough to unsettle anyone as we know that a strong and well-functioning India is absolutely required if the coronavirus has to be eradicated globally, yes there is absolutely no way for the world to defeat this situation without India's health and involvement.

The global pharmaceutical supply chain heavily relies on India as 25% of all medicines in the UK are sourced from
India in Europe India accounts for 26% of generic drug imports 40% of generic drugs taken by Americans are made in India, and India's massive pharmaceutical industry is the source of more than 50% of global demand for various vaccines, notonly that in 2016 India was the top supplier to the United Nations with 804 million dollar sales in pharmaceuticals and medical services despite that India currently has a limited number of corona virus cases,

experts say that there is a risk for a disruption in the global drug supply chain if the infection arises in India it is obvious that India will first want to look after its own people in times, such as these over dependence on China for raw materials might be very tricky and that is why India has already taken their measures to increase its domestic production of raw materials for its pharmaceutical drug production all over the world at the frontline it is the doctors and nurses who are going to win this battle for us from the Middle East and Europe to America Indians are playing a key role India's the top supplier of doctors to both the UK and the USA Indian companies have already launched a development initiative to discover the vaccine that can contain the novel coronavirus serum Institute of India which is the world's biggest manufacturer of vaccines by number of doses produced has signed a joint venture with US company cottage Enix to work on a corona virus cure deep medibot based Zydus kadala is also trying to develop a vaccine many Indian companies businessmen and philanthropic institutions are also helping other countries survived a crisis for example Indian startup or hotels which is founded by Ritesh Agarwal has offered free stay to doctors and nurses in America in terms when there is so much financial uncertainty. Swapna Agarwal whose media capital owns and manages nearly 20,000 apartments in America has assured his 800 employees that they are going to receive their salaries on time homeless in America for whom practicing social distancing can be challenging are also being helped and in New York it was reported that six prepared and packed more than thirty thousand meals for those who are in cell violation back in India the situation is also very challenging but various individuals and institutions have come forward in so many ways India's DRDO has transferred the expertise and technology of the critical medical supplies sanitizer ventilator and 99 mask's and body suits to private players also in an important breakthrough it has successfully tested a multi patient ventilator through this innovation several patients can be supported by a single ventilator on the other hand Mahindra and Mahindra is also developing an automated version of a bag valve mask ventilator which is going to cost only about hundred dollars in Tamil Nadu a startup is using drones to stray
disinfectant and a Pune based startup
mile of discovery solutions is ready with a diagnostic kit which can screen and detect the infection within 2.5 hours if the reservation centers and hospitals run out of space Indian Railways have also come up with an intelligent solution to convert the
train coaches into isolation Ward's

all of this sounds very optimistic but it doesn't mean that it is going to be an easy ride for India just a couple of days ago it was not able to successfully predict a migrant situation and this is only the beginning in this global fight it is important that India looks after itself well so that it can also be prepared to serve other nations which are going to depend on India's vaccines and affordable drugs after all India is known as the pharmacy of the world and it is time to rise to the occasion. 

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WHY SOME CHINESE EAT SNAKES & BATS ? Halal vs Chinese Wildlife Meat

■ Even though the World Health Organization has issued various advisories regarding the ongoing situation people across the world continue to share their personal opinion regarding, food choices a popular former Pakistan's cricketer has blame China eating habits for the corner virus and has even claimed that the Chinese had put the world at stake according to him, halal food has never caused such problems
the former Pakistani cricketer is not the only one who has brought their food habit into discussion earlier on February 21st Letta stated in its news release that the corona virus is known to have originated in a market in Wuhan China a wet market were alive and dead animals are sold for human consumption in this case pangolins and beds were sold for soup but it's not the first time such viruses have been traced back to life animals most commonly pigs and chickens who were confined shipped
killed and eaten according to Paris President Ingrid Newkirk filthy factory farms slaughterhouses and meat markets
threatened the help of every human being
on the planet by providing a breeding ground for deadly diseases by coronavirus SARS bird flu and others according to Gao foo director of China Center for Disease Control and Prevention the origin of the new corona virus is the wildlife solve illegally in Avvo han seafood market but why do Chinese eat so many types of wildlife animals well son connected to the faminen between 1959 and 1961 and to the
Cultural Revolution and some say that
this cultural habit is even older than dirt according to WHO Jindo a Chinese economist the answer lies in China's economical political and cultural roots he stated Chinese people view food as their primary need because starving is a big threat and an unforgettable part of the national memory today that all cultural habit has blossomed into a multi-billion dollar industry it is worth mentioning that the article 17 of the law of the People's Republic of China on the protection of Wildlife states that the State shall encourage the domestication and breeding of wildlife in 2017 the Chinese Academy of
Engineering released a report sponsored by
government that found that the country's
wildlife trade provided employment to
over 1 million people and was valued as
being worth over 73 billion dollars a 2012 study conducted by the Beijing Normal University and the China Wildlife Conservation Association found that a
third of people in China's major cities had used wild animals as a food source clothing item or medicine at some point
in their life researchers also found that of the total respondents only 52 percent were in agreement that wildlife should not be used for consumption anyway what one eats is one's personal choice but it is also important to use the best available science to make well-informed decisions it is a serious situation and at this stage the best
option is to be well prepared and listen
to the experts we encourage our viewers
to visit the WHL web page to familiarize
themselves with the latest updates please do not spread any rumors and let's do everything to stay united and strong .


Halal Meat vs Chinese Wildlife Meat | Why some Chinese eat Snakes and Bats? 

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