Obesity: Why new medications are not miracle cures
Alexandre Duparc, Olivier Lairez, and Philippe Ter The fight against obesity is one of the major challenges of 21st century medicine. This chronic disease, with its numerous physical, psychological, and social complications, has seen its global prevalence double between 1990 and 2022, at which point it affects, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), more […]
Fact and facets in Bihar Vidhan Sabha Election
By Er. Prabhat Kishore All political parties are exerting their best efforts to achieve success in the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections, to be held in two phases on 6th and 11th November 2025 for 243 seats. The NDA is contesting on the ruling side, while the Grand Alliance is contesting on the opposition side. On […]
Safeguard the doctors
By Raqif Makhdoomi “Ye nimoyn doctar’as Nish, ye chu sakh bamar” the line we all say when we see our loved ones suffering a disease. Some are life threating, while some are just mild. “Doctar soub Me gassie jaldi pahan Farq gassan, mee chu sakh azab”. The line that we utter with hope and trust. […]
Winter tutorials: Laying strong foundation
By Muntashir Kifayat Hussain As the winter break of 2025–26 is approaching, it is expected that the people at the helm of affairs will come up with more effective and rejuvenating winter tutorials. In my area Narabal (Budgam) alone there are about six elementary government schools (primary and middle), one government high school and one […]
Looting the Donkey Route
Dr. Satyavan Saurabh In many parts of India, especially in states like Haryana, Punjab, Gujarat, and Uttar Pradesh, a new and dangerous trend is rapidly spreading—the dream of traveling abroad via the “donkey route.” The word “donkey” is derived from the English word donkey, meaning “to travel without permission or by illegal means.” It sounds […]
Rich in information but poor in wisdom: The Modern Dilemma
Saqib Rasheed We live in an age where information flows faster than thought. With a single tap, we can access facts, figures, and opinions from every corner of the world. Yet, despite this flood of data, genuine understanding feels rarer than ever. The world has become rich in information but poor in wisdom — and […]
Historic victory: Indian women’s cricket team creates new World Cup history
Dr. Priyanka Saurabh Today will forever be etched in golden letters in Indian sports history. The Indian women’s cricket team defeated South Africa to win the 2025 Cricket World Cup. This victory is not just a trophy, but a symbol of the indomitable spirit, determination, and struggle that have, over the years, given Indian women’s […]
Winter tutorials can act as game changer
Muntashir Kifayat Hussain As the winter break of 2025–26 is approaching, it is expected that the people at the helm of affairs will come up with more effective and rejuvenating winter tutorials. In my area Narabal (Budgam) alone there are about six elementary government schools (primary and middle), one government high school and one government […]
Mathematics: The Queen of all sciences has lost its crown
By Tawheed Parvaiz Bhat Mathematics is not merely a subject, it is the language of logic, precision, and truth. What makes it unique among all academic disciplines is its perfect blend of abstraction, logical reasoning, and real-world applicability. Unlike other fields that rely on experiments and observations, mathematics derives its truths through pure reasoning and […]
Mathematics: The Cheapest Education, the Costliest Ignorance
By Dr. Reyaz Ahmad Mathematics, often hailed as the “universal language,” has been humanity’s constant companion in its journey from caves to computers. Unlike subjects demanding costly laboratories or tools, mathematics requires little more than curiosity, paper, and pencil. It is the cheapest education. Yet, neglecting it is the costliest ignorance, for it denies individuals […]