Building priceless bonds
By: Khursheed Ahmad Rather Colleges serve as educational institutions where students not only acquire knowledge but also form interpersonal connections. The environment that students establish within the college is invaluable because it is established on a bond of affection that is worth a lot. The environment is composed of students with diverse preferences and has […]
Understanding remedial support for CWSN
By: Rizwana Fayaz Every child should have an equal chance to acquire knowledge and succeed in a learning environment. However, remedial help is essential for the academic and personal development of children with special needs. This write up will discuss the idea of remedial support for kids with special needs and explain how it helps […]
Grief Support: After-Death Counseling in Indian Society
By: Amit Singh Kushwaha The process of grieving and coping with the loss of a loved one is a challenging journey that individuals and families face in every society. In Indian society, where strong familial bonds and rituals surround death, the need for after-death counseling is crucial. This article explores the significance of after-death counseling, […]
Predestination: The essential significance of divine decree in Islam
By: Adnan Shafi Destiny holds great significance within the Islamic faith, representing the deliberate and natural intentions of Allah Ta’ala, which shape various events in every individual’s life. To comprehend the essence of destiny, it is essential to delve into Islamic teachings, enabling us to gain a comprehensive understanding of our lives, the hidden aspects […]
Milk, the basic part of a healthy and balanced diet
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore Milk is a major part of our diet. It is also considered a complete food. It is a major source of valuable nutrients such as vitamins A, B, D, B12, carbohydrate, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, protein etc, that help in supporting a growing body. Milk and its products (i.e. curd and ghee) […]
Erdogan a tough nut to crack
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Tayyip Erdogan’s authoritarian rule has entered its third decade with his palm in Turkey’s runoff presidential election. The US and its abettors were hoping that the drift would turn in their favour, but now they’ve no choice but to deal with Erdogan, who has proved to be a tough nut to crack for […]
Avoiding Social Negativity
By: Abid Hussain Rather As a state necessitates a strong, mighty, powerful and comprehensive military, para military and police force for its safeguard from enemies and smooth and seamless functioning of its various affairs, similarly a human mind requires a strong self defence and self security system which can secure and protect it from social […]
Tobacco: Pathway towards slow death
World Anti-Tobacco Day
By: M Ahmad Tobacco is one of the most notoriously abused drug substances among the rural and urban populations in the developing world. According the Central Tobacco Research Institute (CTRI) India, the origin of Tobacco cultivation is located in the Peruvian/Ecuadoraen Andes. Estimates for its first date of cultivation range from 5000-3000 BC. According to […]
Saving the future generations
By: Er Aausyf Ibn Farooq In the breathtakingly alluring valley of Kashmir, where nature’s splendor knows no bounds, lurks a treacherous menace that jeopardizes the health and well-being of countless souls. The consumption of tobacco has spread like wildfire, and it’s high time we put our foot down and declare a tobacco-free Kashmir. As wise […]
Syria Back in the Arab-fold
By: Asad Mirza Apparently it seems that the Arab League has lost its meaning and purpose and it is demonstrated by the manner in which member states takes its sessions in a non-serious manner. Morocco declined to host a summit in 2016, calling the event a waste of time. The Saudi crown prince Muhammad bin […]
