James Watson: The Man who revealed the secret of Life
Tawheed Parvaiz Bhat The world, an atomic part of this vast universe, is a magnificent creation. Everything, living or non-living has been created for the benefit of humankind. Nothing in this world is useless; every particle serves a purpose, whether we know it or not. The universe holds endless mysteries, millions and trillions of creations […]
Vande Mataram: The Spiritual Inspiration of Nationalism
By Dr. Satyavan Saurabh “Vande Mataram” was not just a song, but it became the soul of the nation during the Indian freedom struggle. Composed by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, the song was included in his famous work, Anandamath (1882). It presented Mother India as a goddess who bound the Indian people, suffering from colonial oppression, […]
Low Attendance in schools is not acceptable
By Bashir Ahmad Dar NEP 2020 does not specify any particular clause that prescribes a particular percentage of attendance mandatory for a student to appear in summative assessments. However, it does address the issue of low attendance indirectly. It focuses on the core reasons behind low attendance and suggests remedial measures. Thin attendance, or low […]
Using the G.P.S. Framework to Navigate Career
Dr. Reyaz Ahmad The journey after completing 12th grade is a defining crossroads that opens the door to countless possibilities. Yet, for many students, this abundance of options can feel more confusing than liberating. Just as travellers rely on a GPS to navigate unfamiliar roads, students need a Career Navigation System — a G.P.S. that […]
Unity Wins
By Dr. Priyanka Saurabh A Sikh girl captained the team, a Christian girl won the semi-final, a Bengali girl’s power-hitting helped the team reach close to 300, Shafali, a Jat girl, was named Player of the Match in the final, and Deepti, a Brahmin girl, was named Player of the Tournament—and ultimately, India became world […]
Extravagant Marriages: A Display of Wealth
Malik Nazir The other day, a simple stationery purchase left me deeply troubled. A customer at the shop asked for Nikah Nama papers. The shopkeeper handed him a simple set priced at Rs 300. To my astonishment, the man felt insulted by the modest cost and demanded a more “expensive” version. He finally bought an […]
Using the G.P.S. Framework to Navigate Career
Dr. Reyaz Ahmad The journey after completing 12th grade is a defining crossroads that opens the door to countless possibilities. Yet, for many students, this abundance of options can feel more confusing than liberating. Just as travellers rely on a GPS to navigate unfamiliar roads, students need a Career Navigation System — a G.P.S. that […]
Bihar Election reflects social bias of National Parties
Er. Prabhat Kishore The Indian constitution provides its citizens the fundamental rights to equality in all respect. Equality before the law prohibits discrimination. But in terms of leadership and candidature, this does not apply to the so-called national political parties. Generally, the election manifestos of all parties deal with equal opportunities to the people, irrespective […]
Book Review – Literary Review of S. Mashooq Ahmed’s Masterpieces
Wani Arfat S. Mashooq Ahmed, hailing from the picturesque district of Kulgam in Kashmir, is a unique personality in Urdu literature. Not only is he a masterful essayist, but he is also a distinguished commentator, short story writer, and poet. His literary pen name, S. Mashooq Ahmed, has become synonymous with a mark of excellence […]
Introduction of AI at primary level a transformative initiative
By Dr. Priyanka Saurabh This Government of India initiative embodies the spirit of the National Educational Policy (NEP) 2020, which envisions education not just as a means to employment but as a means to build citizens equipped with life skills, technical understanding, and human values. AI education, starting from the primary level, will provide children […]