Awareness on India’s Cardiac Healthcare Crisis needed
By: Dr. Bimal Chajjer In a startling revelation, it has been estimated that over 10 crore people in India suffer from various forms of cardiac ailments each year, necessitating procedures such as Angioplasty or CABG bypass surgery. However, the current healthcare infrastructure in the country can only accommodate around 5 Lakh procedures annually across all […]
Unveiling Literary Complexities
Deconstruction theory, beginning from persuasive scholars like Jacques Derrida and Roland Barthes, has arisen as an incredible asset for examining and deciphering present day writing. This article investigates the use of deconstruction hypothesis in grasping contemporary scholarly works, zeroing in on its difficulties to parallel resistances, numerous translations, and deconstruction of customary story structures which […]
Energy drinks need to be banned
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Energy drink consumption has increased dramatically over the past two decades, especially among adolescents and young adults in the country. Energy drinks are aggressively marketed with claims that these products boost energy and improve physical and cognitive performance. However, studies supporting these claims are limited. In fact, energy drinks have been associated with […]
The travails of the elderly
By: K S S Pillai Ours is an ancient culture where children are taught to respect their elders and look after their comforts. The joint-family system, where several generations stayed together, helped to maintain that tradition. That situation has changed with the rapid crumbling of the system, coupled with the emergence of a ‘world village’. […]
Postcolonial Literature: Illuminating pathways to empathy and transformation
By: Adnan Shafi Postcolonial literature, with its enduring influence on individuals and society, bestows a plethora of virtues. This expansive anthology of literary works emerges subsequent to the denouement of colonial rule, delving into the intricacies of themes such as colonization, cultural identity, power dynamics, and the formidable expedition of decolonization. These works encapsulate the […]
Domestic animals need for proper veterinary care
By: Khursheed Ahmad Rather Cows are a species of domesticated animals that are renowned for their docile demeanor and their capacity to provide sustenance in the form of milk and other products. They possess a variety of exceptional traits that distinguish them from other creatures. For instance, cows have a multi-chambered stomach consisting of four […]
Gender and Anti-Corruption Efforts: Setting the Agenda for G-20
By: S. Radha Chauhan The gendered dimension of corruption is one of the important focal areas for the G-20 Anti-Corruption Working Group meeting that is scheduled to be held in Rishikesh later this month. Women experience corruption differently from men, because they are more economically and socially vulnerable. Gendered power differentials, fuelled by historic patterns […]
Pursuing ones career passionately
By: Amit Singh Kushwaha In India, parents play a significant role in shaping their children’s future, often prioritizing stability and societal expectations over individual interests and abilities. However, it is crucial to recognize the importance of allowing students to follow their passion and choose a career path that aligns with their aptitude and aspirations. In […]
Srinagar Smart City: Transforming Srinagar into Eco-Friendly Urban Center
By: Er Aausyf ibn Farooq Srinagar Smart City is striving to create a city that is technologically advanced, sustainable, and citizen-friendly. With smart solutions in every aspect of life, the city is transforming into a modern and vibrant metropolis. Srinagar, the crown jewel of Kashmir, is a city steeped in natural beauty, cultural heritage, and […]
Lamentable era of writers
By: Adnan Shafi In the present literary panorama, one cannot help but perceive a disheartening state of affairs, bearing witness to the lamentable condition of today’s writers. With the progression of time, it turns out to be progressively obvious that a huge decrease in ability, creativity, and commitment has burdened the domain of writing. We […]
