Today's advancement in science and technology area includes data science, artificial intelligence, deep machine learning and IoT along with drones used for warfare during COVID-19 pandemic. Our concurrent goal of inquiry is to address the diverse aspects of recent technology used to combat against COVID-19 catastrophes with help of artificial intelligence. An enlightened exploration of the various literature related to recent science robotics helps in combating towards COVID-19. Further, usage of advanced database in combination with artificial intelligence are useful for tackling COVID-19 pandemic. Use of recent advanced technology is supportive to fight against the pandemic COVID-19.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is an intense problem throughout the world. Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) is a highly communicable viral infection, which began in Wuhan city of China and then spread around the world. It causes a respiratory infection including pneumonia, cold, sneezing and coughing. In December 2019, a striking outbreak of cryptic disease pneumonia occurred in Wuhan City of Hubei, China. After the outbreak in China, the virus spread through air droplets and when infected persons traveled from one place to another all over the world i.e. India, Italy, Iran, Turkey, USA etc. The World Health Organization (WHO) identified a Novel Coronavirus as the causative agent and subsequently termed it COVID-19. The objective of this review article is to give a preliminary opinion on the disease, its ways of transmission, symptomatology and precautionary measures in this early stage of the COVID-19 outbreak.
This paper provides a brief outline of the present state of food security in India and shed some lights on the medium to short-term policy imperatives through the lens of social and solidarity economy in this COVID-19 emergency period. Availability and access (or entitlement) dimensions of foodsecurity is considered as these dimensions bears short run linkages with the COVID 19 emergency situation. Doorstep delivery of food can be an effective means through which physical distancing can be properly maintained. Social and solidarity economic agents can be properly utilized in the process of home delivery of food and community kitchens. In addition to local level innovative solution to food security, this paper also highlighted the need for solidarity at regional (across states of a country) and global (across countries of the world) level as no regional boundary can be able to solve this human crisis with its own capability.
The aim was to study how corona virus outbreak has impacted the global economy and fluctuated world market due to restrictions over international trade and fall in GDP of India. Theoretical and numerical data were used from December 2019 to April 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic will shrink world output by 3% in 2020, IMF said in the April update of its world economic outlook (WEO) released in Washington DC the first after the magnitude of the outbreak became clear. India is a developing country whose GDP growth rate estimated for year 2020 is 1.9% by IMF which was estimated as 5.8% in January 2020, which was a sign of worst recession since great depression (1930s). It has been seen that 2.7 billion workers impacted by COVID-19 restrictions globally. Information is about the emergence of a deadly virus named novel corona virus and its spread to the whole world, how it affects the economy and human health. It is expected that if this virus cannot be controlled, then we have to face next great depression in near future.
From all over the world, with a disease like COVID-19, there was no alternative to lockdown Lockdown caused the entire world to collapse with India, but there were also some good results from the global recession Lockdown period in India has helped reduce the prevalence of pollution, fuel and electricity abuse, accidents, deforestation, noise and addicts The purpose of this article is to illustrate the significant impact of a one-month lockdown on India
Nanotechnology has evolved from tiny assembling atoms to nano-enabled application, entering the market through commercialization. Furthermore, the benefit from nanotechnology has opened a new realm to science and technology and has the potential to facilitate sustainable development. Its benefits range from environmental remediation to food security, which is vital for sustainability. However, uncertain risks of nanotechnology are also concerning from laboratories work to consumer products. Concerning both benefit and risk of nanotechnology, public perception matters in ensuring responsible development of nanotechnology. This paper aims to illustrate public perception towards nanotechnology through a conceptual framework for good governance of nanotechnology. The conceptual framework covers literature review of the public risk and benefit perceptions of nanotechnology by including factors influencing public perception towards nanotechnology. The conceptual framework consists of (1) public perception towards nanotechnology (dependent variables), (2) psychological and sociological approaches (independent variables) and intervened by (3) other variables such as media, technology development, economy status, application of nanotechnology and risk information. Public perception will be instrumental for good governance of nanotechnology, to facilitate sustainable development by considering the relevant factors in the conceptual framework, it can benefit companies, academics, and policy makers to further develop nanotechnology that suits and secures public interests.
