The higher objectives of life
By: Imran Reshi As we observe and examine our surroundings, everyone is busy and engaged in one or the other activity. Everyone is struggling for the achievement of his/her ambitions or endeavouring to fulfil his/her social or moral obligations. On the one side man is busy in earning a livelihood in order to serve his […]
The unending delay
By: Dr Mudasir Ahmad Gori The academic arrangement candidates in Jammu and Kashmir are caught in a web of uncertainty and chaos regarding the long-awaited salary revision. Despite claims of approval from the Minister of Education, the implementation of the order remains in limbo. This has led to widespread anxiety, frustration, and speculation among those […]
Is high pain threshold a reality?
By: Joshua Pate, Tory Madden We’ve all heard someone claim they have a “high pain threshold” as if it’s a mark of strength or resilience. But does science support the idea that some people genuinely feel less pain than others? Pain is an experience shaped by our psychology and social context, with many variables. In […]
The Enigma of Life: A Journey through uncertainty
Dr. Rizwan Rumi Life is a strange and unpredictable journey. It refuses to follow our plans or adhere to our expectations. No matter how meticulously we plan, the outcomes often defy our choices. This unpredictability, though challenging, defines the essence of life and teaches us the art of resilience. One of the greatest dilemmas we […]
Maintaining good body weight helps
By: Dr Geeta Shroff In today’s fast-paced and demanding world, women are multitaskers, effortlessly juggling professional commitments, family responsibilities, and social obligations. While they excel in these roles, their own health and well-being often take a backseat. However, prioritizing fitness and health is not a luxury but a fundamental requirement for a fulfilling and balanced […]
Treating the dangerous biomedical waste
By: Dr.Satyawan Saurabh Healthcare activities protect and restore health and save lives. But what about the waste and by-products they generate? About 85% of the total waste generated by healthcare activities is normal, non-hazardous waste comparable to household waste. The remaining 15% is considered hazardous material that may be infectious, chemical, or radioactive. Measures to […]
POEM
Bareen Hilal O silver orb in velvet skies, A beacon where the dreamer flies Your light a song, so soft, serene, A timeless muse, night’s gentle queen Scarred yet whole, you softly glow A tale of beauty, scars bestow Eternal watcher, calm and wise, You hold the secrets of the skies Everything created by […]
Art and Calligraphy in the Constitution of India
By: Gajendra Singh Shekhawat India is a living experience of culture and historical legacy. It is difficult to express history in simple terms. It is even more daunting a task to express more than five thousand years of civilizational history visually on a visionary document that would guide the fortunes of a newly independent nation […]
Home fragrances can impact indoor air quality – and your health
By: Asit Kumar Mishra, Marie Coggins During winter, many of us use fragrances to help create a cosy, festive feeling in our homes. From gingerbread, cinnamon and pine scented candles to frankincense and myrrh diffusers, it’s becoming increasingly popular to use scents to evoke the Christmas spirit. The UK home fragrance market generated a revenue […]
Impact of Chat GPT on Education
By: Mohammad Nadeem The advent of ChatGPT, a cutting-edge AI chatbot, has revolutionized the way students approach learning. With its ability to provide instant answers, generate text, and even assist with problem-solving, ChatGPT has become an indispensable tool for many students. However, as with any technology, there are concerns about its impact on academic performance. […]
