Balancing act

After a brief pause the vaccination drive in Jammu and Kashmir has once again started t pick up. Though the pace cannot be termed as satisfactory but lot of efforts are needed to make the drive a success with the reach out to the public being maintained with full gusto. The administration has also felt […]
India’s Medical system needs revamp

Asad Mirza During the continuing Covid pandemic, one fraternity, which has been eulogised for its dedication and services in India, is the medical fraternity. Till date as per the Indian Medical association (IMA), 1017 doctors have died during the current pandemic since last year. The actual numbers may be higher as the doctors’ association only […]
Letter to the Editor
Ramdev’s naïve remark Baba Ramdev has remarked that allopathy is a stupid science and medicines such as remdesivir, faviflu, and other drugs approved by the Drugs Controller General of India have failed to treat Covid-19 patients is irresponsible. The Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan has written a letter to Ramdev and said that the statement […]
The journey of life: Fantastic or frustrating!
Shah Hudaif “He is a manager of an International company and I’m still wandering from office to office in search of employement, even though we graduated together from the same college. He is established in his life even though I always used to secure grades much better than him but still struggling for my career. […]
The dreams we had
Desh Bir Around 1958 when I was in my Third standard at Kangoo, India had already been independent for 11 years and the democracy based on elections had completed six years of its existence. Naturally the entire atmosphere exuded a fervent nationalism. The overall environment was surcharged with much enthusiasm. There was a spirited resolve […]
Educating the girl child
Vijay Garg 263 million children are out of school, with 202 million of those of secondary school age. 130 million of them are girls. And despite all the efforts and progress made in previous years, more girls are still denied an education than boys — with 15 million girls of primary-school age estimated to never […]