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 Holy Dip in the Holy Ganges 'Gange cha Yamune chaiva  Godhavari Saraswathi Narmada Sindhu Kaveri Jalesmin Sannidam kuru' Hindu mythology describes dynamic rivers as the 'elixir of immortality' and highlights their purifying nature in a spiritual context, as shown in myths, rituals, and religious practices across cultures. The Rigveda specifically praises rivers in the Nadi-stuti Sukta,  referring to seven sacred rivers in India as mentioned in the sloka. While taking a bath in the rivers, a prayer is referred to in the Rigveda in its 10th chapter under the 9th verse as a submission meaning as under: "Whatever sin is found in me, whatever wrong things are done by me knowingly or unknowingly, and the lies uttered by me along with those wrongly sworn, I pray the waters to remove it far from me. Bathing in the Ganges In Bhagavat Gita 1oth Kanda Verse 31, Lord Krishna mentions himself as the Ganges amongst rivers. All Vedic sastras recommend bathing in the Ganges to ge...

  Mastermind and Mind Master Reads as identical words, isn't it? Not really. Both are different verses, giving different syntheses under a common theory, though they use the same words. This is called a constituent transposition (Metathesis) or a semantic shift, as the words swap and point to completely different ideas. Mastermind We might hear this word humpty number of times, but more often in a negative context or commitment to a wrongful act. Indeed, it refers to an extraordinary intelligence and skill that no ordinary man could even imagine. In case of planned strategies - which may be good or bad - the primary intention of the investigating authorities would be to identify the persona - the mastermind - behind the strategy. Though I do not like it, I am compelled to use the theory of conspiracy when it comes to combating terrorism and its unsung heroes. Though every nation have their own investigating agencies, they seek the help of INTERPOL, an agency that helps trace the ro...

 Cardiovascular System A human being is presumed to be 'alive' by the explicit presence of vital signs and the integrated biological functioning of organ systems. Normal symptoms like heartbeat, respiration and brain activity indicate the live activity of a person and are clinically confirmed by measuring the pulse, blood pressure and respiratory rate along with an assessment using pupillary response and spontaneous movement. The cardiovascular system is the motional system of the body, through which energy substances are conducted to their utility places, and the metabolites (waste products after consumption of energy) are moved out to appropriate organs from where they are excreted.  The processors of the energy include a liquid tissue, the blood that flows through tubular channels called vessels. The entire circulation is maintained by the central pumping organ called the heart. Kindly take a look at the image above, which illustrates a closed system of tubes made up of pa...