Book Review: ‘The Power of Words’
By: Sushant Thapa I am thrilled to have read “The Power of Words,” a poetry collection written by Binod Dawadi from Nepal and edited and written by Sydnie Beaupre from Canada. This collaboration of two poetic souls has created indelible marks on the sands of modern literature. But it can also destroy human beings, By […]
Don’t ignore snoring in children
By: Dr. Vijay Verma Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a condition when a person’s upper airway is partially or completely obstructed during sleep. Although typically associated with adults, OSA can also affect children. In fact, the prevalence of this condition in children is estimated to range from 1 to 10 percent, with snoring being a […]
Environmental laws seems ineffective
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Due to negligence, a recent gas leak in the crowded Punjab state claimed innocent lives. It is unknown what the gas was or how it formed, but there was a evidence that it leaked from the sewer. Some questions like—are applicable regulations ineffective or out of date? And how can such occurrences be […]
‘Khudi’: Unlocking one’s true potential
By: Dr. Rohi ‘Khudi’ is an ocean which has no limit, Nothing can be done if you take it as a stream Your life and your dignity is due to ‘Khudi’ You are a king if you retain it, or else you are dammed If it is priceless, it is only because ‘Khudi’ is protected […]
The Essence of ‘Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim’
By: Adnan Shafi The opening phrase of Surah Al-Fatiha, “Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim,” holds immense significance in Islam. It serves as a powerful invocation that encompasses the essence of seeking blessings, guidance, and protection from Allah. This article explores the profound meaning behind this phrase and its impact on various aspects of a believer’s life The […]
Structural changes needed
By: Vijay Garg India has followed a unique growth pattern and evolution in terms of modernization and advancement. India has grown at many levels and strata, particularly in education. Systematic schooling and education were available to a limited class of people and most children were subjected to homeschooling or the absence of any formal education. […]
Ocean warming is an alarming sign
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Scientists are concerned that the recent rapid warming of the world’s oceans will contribute to global warming. This summer, the global ocean surface temperature reached a new high. It has never warmed up this quickly. Scientists are baffled as to why this has occurred. However, they are concerned that, when combined with other […]
Inclusive Support for CWSN
By: Amit Singh Kushwaha In Indian society, inclusion and support for children with special needs (CWSN) is an essential aspect of promoting a compassionate and inclusive society. Individual and community attitudes toward children with special needs play a critical role in their overall well-being and development. This article aims to examine the prevailing attitudes toward […]
Body language as means of communication
By: Vijay Garg There are basically three elements in communication: words, the tone of voice, and non-verbal behaviour including facial expressions, gestures, and posture. These are also known as the 3 “V”s: Verbal, Vocal, and Visual. Hence a communication can be divided into two parts: Verbal and Non-verbal. For example; if a person says that […]
Contemplating the Soaring Suicides in Kashmir: A Moment of Reflection
By: Gazi Irfan Khan Life is a divine gift bestowed upon by Allah to us, one that we must cherish and hold dear. For we shall be held accountable for how we utilized this blessing and whether we treated it with fairness and reverence. Lately, Kashmir has witnessed a spate of suicides, predominantly among the […]
