Virtual V/S Real classes and impact on child’s health
Vijay Garg Second wave coronavirus had left its impact on all fields and all institutions and same was reflected on pre-primary and primary education. New Virtual classe room on various platforms came forward to provide online services for students, to continue their studies like zoom, Google classes, etc. Their effort for that purpose is appreciable, […]
Letters to the Editor
Uncivilized gesture Sharing of dead body photos of angel Ada and the youth from Budgam and Srinagar respectively, is quite disturbing. These incidents should have acted as a wakeup call for all of us. However, we have stooped so low that we consciously or unconsciously share them to heighten the pain that is already unbearable. […]
Citizen Charter to empower rural India
The initiative of the Union Ministry of Panchayati Raj to produce a model Panchayat Citizen Charter for service delivery in rural India across 29 sectors is praiseworthy. The Citizen Charter will ensure transparent and effective delivery of public services for long-term development and improved citizen service experiences, as well as strengthening inclusive and accountable local […]
Being half detective, half diplomat
Er. Prabhat Kishore The aim and aspiration of every reporter is to become ultimately the special correspondent or special representative of his newspaper. This is practically the highest post that a reporter can achieve by his diligent, honesty and responsible work throughout his life. In early days, these were known as Special Representatives, which used […]
Against all odds
Fahid Fayaz Darangay is a pure technical subject oriented student who has done his Masters in Financial Economics from one of the most reputed economics institutions in India, Madras School of Economics. He was born with a physical disability (not having his right hand from elbow) on September 28, 1998 in a village called Waghama […]