The Emerging World

History is witnessing that the world has been suffering the epidemic crisis not once, but it took place again and again. It’s not like that the Corona alone is the disease that has affected the whole world, rather before this, many such diseases came in which millions of people lost their lives. Cholera, bubonic plague, smallpox, and influenza are some of the most brutal killers in human history. Let’s understand the death ratio through the Table: Pandemic Years/Duration Death Toll Cause COVID-19 2019 - continue 342 K Novel Coronavirus HIV/AIDS PANDEMIC 2005-2012 36 million  HIV/AIDS FLU PANDEMIC 1968 1 million  Influenza ASIAN FLU 1956-1958  2 million  Influenza FLU PANDEMIC 1918 20 -50 million Influenza SIXTH ...

Today we are passing through the Coronavirus outbreak, the question in everyone’s mind is, ‘Will things go back to normal?’ Things will never be the same again. We will have to live with this disease for a long time. Safety / precautions are only way to stay away from this disease. Today every business operations has been suspended due to Covid-19 outbreak. It should be considered, what fundamental changes will take place in upcoming months. A number of businesses are struggling to survive even some of them will stop their operations during this years. Adversely affected Sectors      Apparel & Textile.          Auto sector            Aviation & Tourism            Shipping and Non-Food Retail           Building & Construction   However, the relief packages has been announced by many Nations to boost up their economy. Recently Ind...

The half of the global population is living in rural (Villages) or urban areas (Cities and Metro Cities). By 2050, it will rise up to 2/3, as 1.4 million peoples like to move into urban areas.   Cities consume around 70 per cent of global energy and generate a comparable amount of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in both the short and long term, contributing to climate change. Furthermore, these poorly planned cities are vulnerable to extreme climate events and climate change-related phenomena. Cities can be divided into global megacities, mature cities and emerging cities. This latter group provides the greatest opportunity for bringing about a significant reduction in projected GHG emissions while maintaining strong growth. Emerging cities, like Delhi and Hyderabad and Pune in India and Rawalpindi in Pakistan, are rapidly growing. The mid-sized cities that are expected to produce over the 25 % of global income growth – coupled with one-third of new GHG emissions – over the co...

Africa is the World's second largest and second most-populous continent in the world with a total area of around 11 million square miles that account for 5.7% of the earth’s surface as well as 20% of the total surface of land on our planet. There are 54 countries as well as quite a few disputed territories. The most interesting facts about Africa is that the breadth and length of this continent are about the same. There is no doubt that, the Economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa is rebounding in 2017 after registering the worst decline in more than two decades in 2016, according to study of bi-annual analysis of the state of African economies conducted by the World Bank. Estimated to have strengthened from 1.3% in 2016 to 2.4% in 2017, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in the region is mainly led by the continent’s largest economies: Nigeria, South Africa, and Angola. But we can’t deny this fact that, African countries facing a lot of challenges in these days i.e.:    endl...