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 It was New Year's Eve 2019 when health officials in China admitted they had a problem the health authorities have activated them a serious response level after an outbreak of a new type of viral pneumonia in central China a rapidly growing number of people were developing a dry cough and fever before getting pneumonia and for some it turned fatal doctors have named the disease kovat 19 or coronavirus disease 20 19 indicating that a type of virus is causing illness when they try to trace its origin they found a likely source this food market in Wuhan over the first 41 patients 27 had been here it wasn't conclusive evidence but Chinese officials quickly shut down the market they had seen this happen before at a place just like this the health officials are trying to get a grip on an alarming outbreak of SARS the virus originated in mainland China has spread across the country the disease have been festering for months in southern China in 2002 a corona virus had emerged at a ver

If you pop or crack your joints, you probably do. What happens to our joints when we crack them? And is it bad for you? Synovial fluid is this lubricant-like substance that's found in between your joints. It kind of looks like an egg yolk. So when you stretch out your joint, you are releasing gas, and that gas forms a bubble and it collapses and pops. In order to crack the same knuckle again, you have to wait about 20 minutes for the gas to return back to that fluid. So how is that different from a pop you hear when you stand up quickly? The sound you're probably hearing then is the snapping sound tendons make when slide between muscles or over bones. When a joint moves, the tendon snaps quickly over and it makes a popping sound. So is the knuckle cracking habit safe? Probably. Donald Unger was sort of a self-described researcher who chose to pop the joints in one of his hands for 60 years, but not the other one. And he wanted to find out if popping your knuckl

  Savitri and Sanatan Mahto, a brother-sister duo, who are based out of a village in Jharkhand and became TikTok influencers. When they started using TikTok in 2018, they realized that through it, they could earn a decent amount of money as well as fame. Their dance videos, based in a village setting had gone viral. Over three years, their channel gained 27 lakh followers on TikTok! According to WatConsult, an Indian Digital agency, They could make INR 1,50,000 per month from brand partnerships compared to around INR 10,000 per month as a farm laborer. If you ask people about the content on TikTok, then many people would make use of an adjective- "cringe". If anyone would Google search "cringe TikTok", you'll find loads of articles and videos roasting TikTok.  But in 2020, TikTok had clocked over 20 crore users in India. Also, TikTok gave an opportunity to many creators who hailed from disadvantaged communities But all of this changed last year. In June 2020, Ti