Solid waste management

Every now and then we keep generating tones of waste in our daily lives. This phenomenon is reflected across cities, towns, villages and other places. However, what is worrisome is that the waste generated across the cities and towns is not managed in a scientific way. Though we can claim that some efforts are being […]
A positive relationship

Aijaz Ahmad Dar Establishing a positive relationship between teachers and students is a key aspect of quality education. Successful teachers are those who know how to improve the learning abilities of all the students in their class. The positive relationship between teachers and students builds a relationship with the institution and promotes better performance through […]
Hypertension – leading cause of cardio Cerebrovascular Diseases
Dr Balbir Singh Hypertension is one of the most common ailments trending among the Indian youths. Prevalence of hypertension has increased rapidly in the past 2-3 years that poses serious threat to increase in the number of non-communicable diseases like stroke and cardiovascular diseases. The reasons attributing to the rise in numbers include stressful lifestyle, […]
Letter to the Editor
Education for all It is welcome to note that the Kerala Infrastructure and Technology for Education (KITE) has launched audio books for all students, with a special focus on visually challenged children. The KITE has also released audio books and sign language adapted classes of revision portions highlighting the focus areas for classes X and […]
The land of crows
K S S Pillai “Is the place called Kakkanad because of this?” my grandson asks me, pointing at the flock of crows flying in utter disarray above the trees on the adjoining plot, creating a cacophony. I had asked the same question to myself several times in the past. “Must be,” I reply. ‘Kakka’ in […]
Caution, care can protect the elderly during the pandemic
Dr Sudeep Singh Sachdev Hitting the Nation as well as globally, the COVID pandemic continues to be a growing health crisis day-by-day. With over ten months of the crisis, the geriatric population has been recorded to be affected the most and the age factor poses an extreme threat to mortality and rate of infection. Even […]



