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Hi There, Thank You for visiting My Blog, Hope you all doing Good and stay healthy, today I am going to introduce myself in my first blog.

My name is Badrish Shukla an Engineering Graduate, currently working in a US-based company that deals in the field of US Hospitals Revenue Cycle Management.

I am experienced in MLM, Engineering, Social Event management. I started this blog to share my experience which certainly helps other people to learn and Grow aa well as to me to interact with other people and learn from them.

I love to play Volleyball, use the internet to explore the Universe. I love to travel a lot.

This Blog is related to talks about personal views on things going on in the current world.

So Folks, This my short intro and will continue this blog with my first article.

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How dominant is China in the global arms trade?

How dominant is China in the global arms trade? Decades of economic growth coupled with its ongoing military modernization have enabled China to emerge as a major player in the global arms trade. For years, Beijing imported several times more conventional weapons than it sold overseas, but for most of the last decade, China has been a net arms exporter. Between 2008 and 2018, China exported some $15.7 billion worth of conventional weapons across the globe, making it the 5 th largest arms supplier in the world – behind the United States, Russia, Germany, and France. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), China’s conventional arms sales surged from $645 million in 2008 to $1.04 billion in 2018. 1 Over this period, the lion’s share of these exports – around 75 percent – went to Asia. An additional 20 percent flowed into Africa. Although China has established itself as an arms export leader, the overall value of its trade still pales in compar...

COVID 19- PANDEMIC

Introduction The epidemic of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infections that began in China in late 2019 has rapidly grown and cases have been reported worldwide. An empirical estimate of the serial interval—the time from illness onset in a primary case (infector) to illness onset in a secondary case (infectee)—is needed to understand the turnover of case generations and transmissibility of the disease, Estimates of the serial interval can only be obtained by linking dates of onset for infector-infectee pairs, and these links are not easily established. A recently published epidemiological study used contact tracing data from cases reported in Hubei Province early in the epidemic to estimate the mean serial interval at 7.5 days which is consistent with the 8.4-day mean serial interval reported for severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) from Singaporean household contact data . However, there were only six infector-infectee pairs in this dataset, and sampling bias may have been intro...

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