My Own Way

  Using a teeth whitening strip before an event or opting for whitening mouthwash for daily use may seem like a 21st-century spectacle. However, people have desired whiter smiles for several centuries. There are reports of how Egyptians used a paste made from vinegar and pumice stone to shine their teeth. Romans used urine to clean their teeth because the ammonia brightened the dental surface. Later, the use of hydrogen peroxide became popular, especially when dentist William Klusimer invented the use of hydrogen peroxide-based whitening agents. In the late 1980s, carbamide peroxide became more prevalent. In the quest for a dazzling and everlasting smile, scientists have made notable advancements. One of them is a light-activated teeth whitening procedure. This breakthrough has revolutionized the teeth whitening industry, thus enhancing its efficiency and delivering remarkable results. Let's explore how whitening lights have become integral to teeth whitening procedures. The Scienc...

India stands on the precipice of one of the world’s most impactful intergenerational wealth transfers. A significant number of individuals will pass wealth to their successors in the next few years. A Financial Express article highlights that over $1.3 trillion in wealth will pass to the next generation in the coming decade. This unprecedented movement of capital represents both the triumph of India's economic growth and a looming crisis that could tear families apart. The Courtroom Inheritance Problem Behind these staggering numbers lies a troubling reality: India's wealth transfer system is fundamentally broken. The Deccan Herald refers to the national judicial data grid statistics and mentions that more than 78% of the 1,09,93,516 civil cases pending in Indian courts are related to disputes over inheritance and succession. The irony is profound: The very wealth meant to secure families' futures is destroying them instead. Despite India's growing affluence, creating ...