Sahil Blogs

  The kind of Corona situation which we saw in Europe and Africa during the first wave is witnessed in India now. It is highly disturbing to see patients being treated in ambulances due to a lack of beds in hospitals. It speaks about the speed of covid surge and the inadequacy of medical infrastructure. Queues in burning ghats and crematoriums present a distressing scene. Causes of surge: The second wave surge is the result of improper conduct of people due to ignorance, religious bigotry and poverty. People are not following the Corona guidelines viz. masking, social distancing and hand hygiene thereby facilitating the spread in the community as they do not take the advice in the media seriously. Vaccination: Vaccination is given to protect the individual as well as to raise the herd immunity in the community. When herd immunity level is raised to a certain level, say 80-90%, the unvaccinated remaining susceptible population may be protected from the infection. This is normally th...

  Our survival is nothing but a transaction with air, water, sunlight and earth. At this, our mind and body reacts differently. We can’t imagine ourselves without any of these transactions. It’s our duty to treat them well. Exhausted people never become game-changers. They are only eager to make their own points. You know, it’s a very popular board game, the game of LIFE. It makes you popular and unpopular both. And seriously it’s a very interesting board game as well, I play with my kids. Yes, it’s a family game. What I found most interesting in this game is it’s trueness that exactly tally with our lives. Life is a game, our experiences are totally our makings. It depends on how playful we are. When I first played it with my kids, I was so playfully connected. We seriously need to learn this. Our connectivity is what makes our world. There is an underlying sense of continuity in the game of life. Making assumptions and half attention to the situations arising, you end up with nas...

  The capital of India beholds in its lap, many architectural wonders and tourist spots that will give your summer a refreshing blast. Delhi is the hub of modernization and ancient culture coexisting beautifully.  You will never run out of  places to visit in Delhi in May  for a fun outing with friends or family. Delhi is a metropolitan city yet it has many places preserving the culture, tradition, and its long history. Summers here are a colossal affair and attract enormous crowds of tourists to relieve the old and new like never before. Delhi Weather In May Come April, Delhi gets hotter. Even in the month of May, the temperature soars to 40 degrees during the day while the minimum temperature is 27 degrees Celsius. While sightseeing during the day may not be a cool idea, you can always spend evenings in Delhi to your leisure. 7 Best Places To Visit In Delhi In May Here is a list of places that you should be on the top of your travel itinerary this May. India Gate R...

Have your travel plans also been postponed this year due to the outbreak of covid-19 pandemic? If yes, we understand that the lockdown period has taken a toll on almost all the wanderlusts, but better days are surely coming!  With travel restrictions easing in all the states, you can now go on to explore your favorite destinations but by following certain precautions and safety guidelines. Delhi has always been on every traveler’s list because of the large number of historical monuments, parks, and temples in the city. There are also a lot of markets, cafes and restaurants for travelers to explore on their vacation. This post-covid travel guide to Delhi will help you plan your vacation with ease and allow you to travel safely. Here is all you need to know before you plan your post-pandemic adventures to Delhi. Delhi Travel Advisory During Covid Delhi has completely reopened for all domestic travel and international travel under travel bumble and repatriation flights. Considering th...