Robotic Renal Transplants: The Advantages Unveiled
By: Dr Shafiq Ahmed The approximate prevalence of chronic kidney disease in India is 800 per 10 lakhs of people, while the incidence of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is 150–200 per 10 lakhs. Diabetes and hypertension are the leading cause of End -stage renal disease. Diabetic nephropathy is the most common cause of ESRD. ESRD […]
Is social media detox helpful?
By: Niklas Ihssen Whether you’re an influencer, an occasional poster, or just a lurker, you likely spend more time than you’d like on social media. Globally, working-age people with internet access now spend more than 2.5 hours per day on social platforms like Instagram, Facebook or X (Twitter). Social media use can become excessive and […]
Teachers, teachers you are the best
By: Irtiza Farooq and Irtiqa Shabir Teachers, Teachers you are the best, With knowledge you are truly blessed You guide us; you inspire us in every single day, You are doing everything for us in every possible way. You are the pride of every nation, Your knowledge is a true foundation. Oh! My dear teachers […]
Looking towards the future
By: Dr Satyavan Saurabh It’s like the cycle of birth and death; defeat seems like victory. Fought bravely, if not today then tomorrow will be our day. Winning hearts is more important than winning the cup. Cricket is not over. Our Indian team won 10 matches in the 2023 World Cup and today 140 crore […]
With COVID surging, should I wear a mask?
By: C Raina MacIntyre COVID is on the rise again, with a peak likely over the holiday season. Given this, health authorities in a number of Australian states have recommended people start wearing masks again. In Western Australia, masks have been made mandatory in high-risk areas of public hospitals, while they’ve similarly been reintroduced in […]
A Transformative Initiative
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon In the pursuit of educational excellence, the government of Jammu and Kashmir has introduced a series of visionary initiatives aimed at not only elevating the quality of education but also promoting transparency, accountability, and community involvement in government schools. These multifaceted strategies are a testament to the government’s unwavering commitment to […]
The world of drunks
K S S Pillai All religions prohibit alcohol drinking in a civilized society. The habit is regarded as ‘the work of Satan’, and the believers are called upon to shun it. It is a fact that one who drinks an excess of alcohol loses his ability to think straight, let alone walk. The media are […]
Kids deserve happiness
Mohammad Hanief Childhood is a universal experience, something every adult across the world has gone through. For many, childhood is a time we are nostalgic for. It’s a time of curiosity, imagination, exploration and incredible development. For many of us, a special adult helped us to learn and grow as children and led us to […]
Explicit content and children
Sonja Petrovic Explicit content has long been a feature of the internet and social media, and young people’s exposure to it has been a persistent concern. This issue has taken centre stage again with the meteoric rise of TikTok. Despite efforts to moderate content, it seems TikTok’s primary focus remains on maximising user engagement and […]
Transformation for achieving success
By: Mohammad Hanief Widespread digital transformation in India is leading the country into an era of digital governance. The economic liberalization of 1991, industry-related reforms, and increasing interest of foreign multinationals in the Indian market spiraled into the growth of the Indian IT industry and digital infrastructure in the country. The developments in the 1990s […]