Monitoring H3N2 is imperative
By: Vijay Kumar H K Experts in India have suggested that increased monitoring and precautionary measures are needed to combat the H3N2 virus in the country.India has already confirmed its first two influenza-related deaths. According to data released by the ministry two days back, 600 cases of H3N2 were reported in the country between January […]
Springtime longing
By: Peer Mohammad Amir Qureshi I am afar from my motherland so dear, Yearning for the springtime so clear, The blooming mustard fields I recall, And the captivating apple trees tall. But now the temperature’s like a haze, And I’m left with a longing gaze, For the land I left behind, And the beauty I […]
Celebrating the woman’s day
Suhaib Idrees Lateef Women’s day is a day dedicated to privilege and tribute the achievements of a Women’s notion and line of thinking, throughout history and all across the globe including our green charming Valley. It is typically a day for women from all different backgrounds and cultures to band together to fight for gender […]
Worth and Rights of women in Islam
M Ahmad Islam is the second largest religion in the world today. Islam regards women as equal to men in many aspects and that women have a unique place in Islam. In the pre-Islamic Arabian society a females were seen as a burden and many were the victims of infanticide because they were in need […]
Invasive Cyberknife Radiosurgery can cure complex brain AVM’s
Dr Aditya Gupta AVM (Arteriovenous malformation) is a medical disorder which involves wrong connection of arteries and veins which leads to swelling of blood vessels mainly in brain or spine but can affect other organs like hands, foot. Arteries are responsible for taking oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the brain. Veins carry oxygen depleted […]
Spinal Surgeries made easier
Dr. Satnam Singh Chhabra Traditional spinal surgeries like Laminectomy and Lumbar fusion generally involve scars with complete exposure to the patient’s anatomy which requires a high level of expertise to treat a patient’s spinal deformity. But with the recent advancements in technology, Spinal Navigation Technology has completely changed the methods of treating spine ailments. It […]
G20: Driving Women-Led Development
Amitabh Kant India’s G20 Presidency comes at a critical juncture and an opportune time. Countries across the world are looking to build back better from the host of crises experienced over the past three years. From the COVID-19 pandemic to the ongoing climate crisis, it is now well-acknowledged that the impacts of a crisis are […]
Anti-women Taliban
Asad Mirza Reportedly, a handful of Afghan women courageously held a demonstration in the Afghan capital, Kabul, on 8 March, calling on the international community to protect Afghan women. This was the second International Women’s Day observed under the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, which swept back to power in August 2021, and more or less […]
India’s operation Dost winning hearts and minds
By: Lt Gen Dr Subrata Saha Two major earthquakes – measuring 7.8 and 7.5 on the Richter scale hit southern Turkey and northern Syria, as the Arabian tectonic plate appears to have moved northwards, grinding against the Anatolian plate. The first earthquake, struck on 6February at 04:17 AM local time (6:47 AM IST)near the city […]
Can Apprenticeship work in India?
By: Atul Kumar Tiwari Any discussion on apprenticeship in India invariably draws a comparison with Germany and such other developed economies. Apprenticeship has been credited for low unemployment rates and higher productivity of the industrial workforce in such developed countries. Even in developing countries like India, a study conducted by Dalberg for DFID (now FCDO) […]
