Pi Day: Exploring the Wonders of Mathematics and Science

By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon Today, we are celebrating one of the most fascinating and mysterious mathematical constants in the universe – the number pi (π). This irrational number, which is roughly equal to 3.14159, has captured the imaginations of mathematicians, scientists, and philosophers for thousands of years, and it continues to fascinate us to this […]
Nostalgia : The Magic of conventional gatherings

By: Peer Mohammad Amir Qureshi Nestled in the breathtaking landscape of Kashmir lies a land steeped in cultural opulence and timeless traditions, passed down through the ages. Amongst the many customs that enrich its tapestry, conventional gatherings stand out as a vital pillar of communities worldwide. These age-old events serve as a poignant reminder of […]
Protecting the ‘precious’ data
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Privacy is one of the most urgent issues associated with information technology and digital media. People should protect their privacy, control their digital footprint and escalate the protection of privacy and data as priority. It serves as a timely reminder for organisations about the importance of correctly handling and safeguarding individuals’ […]
Industries should reduce carbon footprint
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Industrial energy efficiency opens up possibilities for lowering greenhouse gas emissions. It is critical to reduce the waste of our planet’s valuable natural resources. Industrial energy efficiency is regarded as a top priority for mitigating the effects of climate change. According to the World Economic Forum, the manufacturing and production sectors of […]
India’s unique energy pathways

By: Hardeep S Puri As the world’s fastest-growing major economy with rising energy needs, India will account for approximately 25% of global energy demand growth between 2020-2040, as per BP energy outlook and IEA estimates. Ensuring energy access, availability and affordability for our large population is an imperative. This makes our case ‘sui generis’ and […]
Women’s Rights and Equality in Islam

By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon “The concept of guardianship in Islam is not meant to give men control over women but rather to ensure their protection and well-being.” Have you ever pondered why women in our society seem to age faster than men? Why do daughters start resembling their mothers’ sisters within a few years of […]
5G technology a boon for many
By: Vijay Kumar H K Exclusive 5G networks can be devoted to a specific enterprise or operation by using the advantages of LTE system. Perpetration of this type of networks may transfigure the entire industry leading to the granulation of the telecommunications request. Integration of Artificial Intelligence with both the 5G network and the device […]
Wild
By: Shahid Shamshad Kumar By remembering you I don’t become wild now The wounds I used to open don’t make me feel now If one comes and goes no matter! I remain happy Not amateur of anyone else now By drinking the water of your city I became a change Telling lies everywhere, I am […]
Preventing Crime: Building Safer Communities in Kashmir

By: Dr Mudasir Ahmad Gori The bone chilling incident of Siobugh Budgam has sent disturbed all the conscious people of Kashmir. From Asiya, Nelofar, Nirbaya, Aasifa to the recently shocking incident of Aftab Poonwala and now jilted lover from Budgam chops body of the girl and dumps its pieces at several places. Crimes have witnessed […]
Floating population

By: K S S Pillai As the constitution of our country allows its citizens to move freely to any part of the country and own properties there, people are constantly on the move in search of better opportunities. Recently, there was a political upheaval about the alleged harassment or worse of the migrants from Bihar […]