Sameer Naik

Staying Safe on Facebook: Awareness About Emerging Threats in India Facebook is a powerful platform connecting millions of people across India and the world. It helps us share stories, ideas, and news, but it also presents certain risks that every user should be aware of. From extremism to cybercrime, and human trafficking to financial fraud, various harmful activities can occur on Facebook — sometimes hidden in plain sight. Understanding these threats is the first step toward protecting yourself, your family, and your community. Here’s an overview of the most important dangers on Facebook in India today, with tips on how to recognize and avoid them. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Online Threats on Facebook India: A Guide to Staying Safe With over 400 million users, Facebook is a powerful tool in India—but it's also a platform for many hidden dangers. From extremist propaganda and cyber scams to human exploitation and illicit trade, there...

1. Ethical AI & Explainable AI (XAI) ([Academia Scholars][1]) 2. AI bias, fairness, and accountability ([Academia Scholars][1]) 3. Quantum computing algorithms & applications ([Academia Scholars][1]) 4. Post-quantum cryptography ([Kenfra Research][2]) 5. Advanced climate change mitigation & adaptation ([Academia Scholars][1]) 6. Carbon capture, utilization & storage (CCUS) ([Academia Scholars][1]) 7. Climate-resilient agriculture & infrastructure ([Academia Scholars][1]) 8. Geoengineering risks, governance & ethics ([Academia Scholars][1]) 9. Personalized medicine & gene therapies ([Academia Scholars][1]) 10. CRISPR-based ethical frameworks ([Pluto Insights][3]) 11. AI-driven diagnostics in healthcare  12. Digital mental health tools (apps, bots) ([IEEE Standards Association][4]) 13. Virtual therapists & VR mental health ([Wikipedia][5]) 14. Pandemic preparedness and pathogen surveillance ([The Guardian][6]) 15. AI-powered drug discovery & p...

🌿 Vasant Kusumakar Ras: A Multi-Target Ayurvedic Intervention for Diabetic Retinopathy Diabetic retinopathy (DR) remains one of the most devastating microvascular complications of diabetes, often leading to vision loss if left unchecked. Modern medicine has made advances in early detection and treatment, yet safe, holistic interventions that prevent the onset or progression of DR are still limited. In this context, Ayurveda offers a promising complementary approach. One such classical Ayurvedic formulation gaining scientific interest is Vasant Kusumakar Ras (VKR) . 📜 Traditional Roots of VKR Vasant Kusumakar Ras is an ancient Rasayana formulation documented in classical Ayurvedic texts such as Yogratnakar under Prameha Chikitsa (diabetes management). It is traditionally prescribed to rejuvenate the body, improve vitality, and manage complications of Madhumeha (diabetes) . VKR is composed of a blend of precious metal bhasmas (purified calcined ashes of gold, silver, tin, iron, me...