The Chemistry talk

Scientists warn that drug-resistant bacteria thrive on plastic waste, turning pollution into a medical threat. In the modern age, plastic has become indispensable. It is found in almost every aspect of everyday life, from water bottles to food packaging. But there’s a hidden danger lurking beneath the surface, quite literally: Microplastics, or tiny particles of plastic, aren’t just polluting our environment but they could be breeding grounds for drug-resistant superbugs that threaten global health. How Microplastics Help Bacteria Spread Antibiotic Resistance Imagine a busy city square with people from every corner of the world chatting, sharing stories, and exchanging ideas. Now zoom out to something you can’t see with the naked eye, a piece of plastic barely bigger than a grain of sand floating in the water. For bacteria, this is the place: a warm microplastic surface is like a bustling place, where they can stick together, form tight-knit communities called biofilms, and most impor...

Rain has a different importance in India. In India, rain is a new form of energy. The exciting fragrance of the soil spread by the rain, the new greenery that is born, and the activity of animal life increases. The creation of rain-based literature in the world is very large.Rain also has a different importance in Indian literature. The great poet Kalidas describes in Meghdoot which is his famous poem in Sanskrit language , rain clouds as sending love messages. In which clouds are the messengers of the beloved to return to their lover soon. Rain is the life-giving force in life everywhere in India and the world. Let us tell you a small story! In a small town, five or six years old Aarav went out of the house to bathe in the rain, welcoming the first rain. Aarav, who was jumping, dancing, playing with his friends in the first rain, was enjoying the new rain as if he was thanking his heart. But suddenly he shouted loudly. Mom….!  Ami came running out and called Aarav into the house...