Being kind helps
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit The world we live in today has been through a lot of things from world wars to epidemics, but one thing which remained constant throughout was resilience and kindness. Kindness is basically being polite, compassionate and thoughtful. Every religion and faith teaches its followers to be kind. Even nature has its […]
All that glitters is litter
By: VijayKumar H K Today’s glitter is a combination of plastic and aluminum. Frequently found in well-known makeup products is glitter. Wrapping paper, holiday decorations, greeting cards, craft projects, and even personal cosmetics all contain glitters, which are clingy, scintillating specks. Glitter made of plastic is probably present in almost anything that glitters. Due to […]
POEM: Kashmir the Paradise
By: Rayees Ahmad Kumar Located in country’s northernmost region, Enclosed by snow-clad mountains. Picturesque landscape of the valley, Due to abundance of gleaming lakes. Green pastures and vast meadows, Dominance of dense evergreen forests, Making it more splendid and adorable. Varied habitable pleasant seasons, Making it a model of paradise on planet. The gracefully magical […]
Public Relation as managerial job
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore In simple terms Public Relation (P.R.) means a deliberate, planned and sustained effort to establish and maintain mutual understanding between an organization and its public. The emphasis on words ‘deliberate, planned and sustained’ implies that to be successful, P.R. activities should be planned in detail and implemented on a continuing basis […]
Cervical Cancer: Stages, Symptoms, Causes, Prevention and Treatment
By: Dr.Suman Lal Cervical cancer is a form of a life-threatening cancer which starts in the cells of the cervix. The cervix is referred to as the entrance to the uterus (or the womb). Most cervical cancer cases are caused due to infection from high-risk human papillomaviruses (HPV), virus is transmitted through sexual activity. They […]
Eradicating leprosy
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Recently we observed World Leprosy eradication Day internationally in order to create public awareness of Leprosy, also known as Hansen’s disease. This particular day was actually chosen to commemorate the death of Indian leader, Gandhi, who understood the importance of this disease. Leprosy is one of the oldest diseases recorded in […]
Cleaning products turning harmful
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Following Covid-19, a number of sanitizers, aerosol sprays, and cleaning products have hit the market and claim to be 99.9% germ-free. However, the majority of these chemicals emit lung-harming fumes. Even when we use them on surfaces, the chemicals in our breathable air cause the smell to linger rather than the scent of […]
US weapons for beleaguered Russia
By: Asad Mirza As per the reports of the British media, Russia is eyeing weapons left by the hastily withdrawing US forces in 2021 in Afghanistan. To secure these arms Russian diplomats are reported to be wooing the Taliban elements of the caretaker government in Afghanistan. British tabloid ‘The Sun’ reported last week, citing a […]
Making bank jobs less stressful
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Recently Sunil Kumar (General Secretary of FBOIOA and Advisor of AIBOC) who is a good orator, blistering speaker with broad knowledge of disciplinary proceedings in Banking has twitted that Government and IBA should understand that Five Day’s Banking is not only need of the hour but essential for better output by […]
Perils of Nitrogen pollution
By: Vijay Kumar H K Nitrogen is an abundant element in the Earth’s atmosphere. It makes the sky blue, forms the foundation of proteins in our bodies and helps make soils rich. Still, redundant nitrogen in the terrain in a reactive form – which comes from the use of synthetic diseases, the discharge of wastewater […]
