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  Electronic warfare is a strategic implementation of the electromagnetic spectrum. It could also be a tactical approach to the electromagnetic spectrum use against a rival in a military conflict. The most common electronic warfare types are jamming, which prevents the connection and communication under the category of electronic countermeasures (ECM) and snooping on enemy communications, which is categorized as signals intelligence (SIGINT) gathering. The primary jamming purpose is to bound an enemy's ability to exchange information through communication by overruling radio transmissions or sending signals to stop conveying false information or radar detection. Intelligence gathering has seen significant growth in direct relation to the increased technical complexity of modern warfare. It is projected to play an important role in determining and measuring uneven enemy behavior that leads them to war soon. The strategic response to ECM is electronic protective measures, which are a

  Smart Road Infrastructure: The Future of Digital Highways Smart roads incorporate the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to make driving safer and efficient. Smart roads connect physical infrastructures such as solar panels and sensors with software infrastructure such as AI, ML, and big data. Smart road technologies are embedded in roads to enhance visibility, generate energy, communicate with autonomous and connected vehicles, monitor road conditions, and much more. Use Cases of Smart Technologies in the Smart Road Infrastructure: IoT Connectivity : Cities can combine roads to IoT devices and gather high traffic and weather datasets. This type of connectivity can advance traffic management, safety, and energy efficiency. Traffic Management Networks : It is used to reducing congestion and improve safety. The smart road grid uses speed cameras to offer warning signs for hazardous situations and sends automated traffic diversion indications that control traffic. Traffic Lights Opti

Ford cut production of the nation's top-selling pickup and Ford's most profitable vehicle: The F-150. The automaker is dropping one shift from its truck plants in Dearborn, Michigan, and Kansas City, Missouri, with both sites expected to resume full production starting on 15 February 2021. Ford's headache caused by the shortage has now grown into a migraine as deliveries of the redesigned F-150 dropped 5% in January. In February 2021, it was already predicted that the chip shortage would dent global car industry production by about 672,000 vehicles in the first quarter, with problems lingering into the fall. Also, the lead times for chips used in the auto sector typically are 26 weeks. Read More:-  https://www.pukkapartners.com/insight/post-pandemic-effect-ford-cutting-down-production-volume

  The novel COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) was categorized as a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) on 11th March 2020. This COVID-19 pandemic had significant effects on the pharmaceutical market, the health sector and was associated with considerable impacts, which may appear in the short-term and long-term that primarily need identification and appropriate planning to reduce their socio-economic burden. READ MORE:-  https://www.pukkapartners.com/insight/pharmaceutical-industry-keeping-world-healthy-in-pandemic Pharmaceutical Sector: COVID-19 Short and Long-Term Impacts COVID-19 revealed the pharmaceutical industry's most significant opportunity, which is the growing demand for prescription medicines, medical devices, and vaccines in the global market. This expected to be one of the leading short-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic; however, there are more short-term and long-term implications to it; which will be discussed below in the tables: Impact   M

Recent years have witnessed great amount of innovations and advancements in multiple sectors. Easily accessible technology and development of sophisticated education infrastructure is driving the demand for EdTech solutions and services. EdTech is a common abbreviation of educational technology which can be explained as the collective application of educational coursework, theories and practical and computer technology which comprises of hardware and software. EdTech is a common practice in 21st century that helps in facilitating learning for various users, such as academic students and professional skill seekers. Content creation, application and educational resource management are some of the key functionalities offered by EdTech solution. This technology aims to improve user academic performance. Educational technology offers a single platform for learners, teachers and professionals. Furthermore, demand for co-curricular activities, such as music, sports, art, among others in recen

In the BrahMos, India holds a highly effective, medium-range supersonic cruise missile. Alas, China possesses cruise missiles with larger range and similar speeds, and China’s anti-ship ballistic missiles have relatovely longer ranges and speeds. The Indian Ocean has relatively shorter ranges compared with the Pacific, there is no need for anti-ship ballistic missiles in India; however, the longer-range supersonic and hypersonic cruise missiles could permit Indian missile shooters to attack Chinese border, thus helping counterbalance India’s numerical disadvantage in defense assets. These trends indicate that India should accelerate and boost its investments in lengthening the range of the BrahMos and fostering the longer-range Nirbhay cruise missile. India should acquire more undersea systems, particularly air-independent diesel-electric attack submarines that are relative to surface vessels. There has been sufficient historical indication since at least World War I that submarines ca

 COVID-19 pandemic has gravely affected the world economy. The research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare organizations, together are working on the response, tracing the pandemic, advising on crucial interventions, and contributing to the distribution of the essential medical supplies to patients. Moreover, the healthcare personnel are parallelly engaged in the development and deployment of effective and safe vaccines. With the rollout of vaccines, millions of lives can be saved each year. Vaccines develop natural defenses, creating a natural immune system that recognizes and fights off the bacteria and viruses they target. In a span of less than 12 months, post the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there were several research institutes and pharmaceutical companies, started the development of vaccines that protect from SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The process for the development of a vaccine for the COVID-19 pandemic is much faster, compared