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  Food Adulteration. Adulteration of food is the process of adding unwanted substances to the food, with similar appearance/colour for making profits which makes that food product fails to meet the legal standards. Adulterants are poor quality products added to food items for economic and technical benefits, which reduce the value of nutrients. Common food items which are adulterated in India are milk, tea/coffee, vegetables, sweets, wheat and other food grains, honey, dal, spices, butter and cream, ice cream. Food adulteration in India   Food adulteration is one of the serious challenges in the Indian society. Despite various measures and penalties, the problem continues to remain a big challenge for the country. FSSAI found a consistent increase in food adulteration cases in the country. National Accreditation Board for Testing & Calibration Laboratories tested 1,06,459 food samples during 2018-19 and found 30,415 samples non-conforming. Out of this, 3900 samples we...

                  POSITIVE THINKING A positive mindset creates harmony and happiness, improves relationships, and attracts success into your life. You are all set to be normal but due to various anxieties every person think abnormally in his or her life! The only way to counteract with this situation is to think positive thoughts in mind. One thing should be done before this counteracting with the situation is recognizing the anxieties for which we are thinking and the another one thing again is to be recognized that asking the question - 'Am I overthinking?' If the answer is 'Yes' then one should  Stop overthinking. After stopping overthinking and after clearing mind from the past unexpected incidences only thinking about positive thoughts would be viable otherwise these things interrupt into your process of thinking in good manner. Now the question is which positive thoughts should you think in your mind? In this situation one should i...

 Tips to help protect you from phishing attacks. There’s a reason that phishing attacks are so successful. Millions of malicious messages are sent every day, vast numbers pass through spam filters and at first glance many of them appear genuine. Verizon’s 2018 Data Breach Investigations Report found that a phishing email will catch out 1 in 25 people. That means there’s a good chance that, even in the smallest organisations, at least one employee will be fooled. To ensure that doesn’t happen to you, take a look at some tips for identifying and avoiding phishing attacks. LEARN ABOUT COMMON PHISHING SCAMS Although criminals launch vast numbers of attacks, these generally imitate common issues from well-known organisations, like an order receipt from Amazon, a password reset message from Apple, an account verification from Netflix, a failed payment from PayPal, and so on. If you are aware of the most commonly imitated organisations and the types of messages sent, your alarm bells will...

  Why Web 3.0 Matters? From the early ‘Physical’, the world migrated to ‘Digital’ and now is looking on at the ‘Phygital' age. While it might sound far-fetched, the proofs are undeniable. We’ve come pretty far from the days of Web 1.0 when users were passively used to exchange information without the collaboration explosion of Web 2.0. The creator economy is booming; Big-Tech vs governments all over the world is a common phenomenon. Hardly anyone can believe that this was all a dream a couple of decades ago. The sheer largeness of the internet is simply impossible to compute. Much like the observable universe, we can safely say that it is ever-increasing in size and stance. Decades from now, what can be made possible with internet technology is something we can only imagine. The rise of the Internet of things (IoT) has led to things becoming smarter. There are smartphones, smart lights, smart homes that we are familiar with. Now we begin the journey of developing smart apps and a ...

 Eavesdropping- the act of silently overhearing a conversation among random strangers; (although rude), what harm could it possibly do? Well, not much if someone is just innocently listening to a conversation that interests them. However, it could cost a fortune if a malicious actor stealthily interferes with critical digital communication. In cyberspace, it is called an “Eavesdropping attack.” What is an Eavesdropping attack? Eavesdropping attack, also known as sniffing or snooping attack, happens when an unauthorized party steals, modifies or deletes essential information that is transmitted between two electronic devices. Here’s an example- A remote employee connects over an open network and sends across some vital business information to his colleague. The information is being transmitted over the open network, and the cyber attacker silently intrudes all the information on the network traffic. Now, to prevent an Eavesdropping attack, the employee may choose to connect over a V...

 Positive thinking sounds useful on the surface. (Most of us would prefer to be positive rather than negative.) But, “positive thinking” is also a soft and fluffy term that is easy to dismiss. In the real world, it rarely carries the same weight as words like “work ethic” or “persistence.” But those views may be changing. Research is beginning to reveal that positive thinking is about much more than just being happy or displaying an upbeat attitude. Positive thoughts can actually create real value in your life and help you build skills that last much longer than a smile. The impact of positive thinking on your work, your health, and your life is being studied by people who are much smarter than me. One of these people is Barbara Fredrickson. Fredrickson is a positive psychology researcher at the University of North Carolina and she published a landmark paper that provides surprising insights about positive thinking and its impact on your skills. Her work is among the most reference...