Contributions of women social reformers

By: Mukhtar Khan Women and men have equal contribution in the formation and upliftment of society. The contribution of men is often discussed, but the social work done by women is not so much discussed. Two and a half hundred years ago, Savitribai Phule and Fatima Sheikh, who worked in the field of education for […]
Advanced treatment for heart ailments

As the number of cardiac ailments have drastically increased in recent times, the advancement in technology to prevent the associated mortality have been the need of the hour and with the various developments being made in the field many lives are being saved on a daily basis. Procedures can be done without making incisions or […]
Ahmadabad: India’s first UNESCO World Heritage City
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Ahmadabad city was founded on 26 February 1411 and announced as the capital on 4 March 1411 by Ahmed Shah I of Gujarat Sultanate as a new capital. UNESCO has declared Ahmadabad (Gujarat) as World Heritage City.Really one feels proud of being Amdavadi. There are many who are not aware about […]
Millets to make the world a healthier place

By: Dr. M Angamuthu Keeping in sync with the G-20 theme of ‘Recover Together, Recover Stronger’ in International Year of Millets (IYoM) 2023, India is set to make the world a healthier place with an increased emphasis on its export of nutritional millets. Traditionally grown healthy nutraceutical cereal is fast becoming the new identity of […]
Role models need to lead by example
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon The true measure of a society is how it protects its vulnerable members, and teachers play a vital role in that. The recent incident of a teacher allegedly assaulting another teacher in Pattan area of Baramulla, Kashmir has once again highlighted the issue of workplace violence and the need to create […]
And when the seasons change
By: Mohammad Hussain Khan We all have felt the drained vitality that comes when we are going into a meeting with a nay-sayer who criticizes every idea on the table. While these may seem like no brainers on the scale of the negative to positive energies in a work place but a deep down attitude […]
Holi: Festival of Colours

By: Er. Prabhat Kishore India is the country of festivals, which symbolises it’s enriched culture, tradition and civilisation. The festivals are based on geological happenings, mythological beliefs, happiness and joy, changes of seasons and various other factors. Holi is one such festival, which is called Rangotsava (festival of colours), Basantotsava (festival of spring) or Premotsava […]
Hidden problems in Higher Education

By: Suman Lone ‘Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire’- William Butler Yeats Indeed, the primary goal of education should not be just to impart knowledge, but to inspire and ignite the passion for learning and self-discovery in students. The hidden problem of higher education system lies in […]
Rising threat of forest fires

By: Shri Bivash Ranjan One of the key elements, fire plays an integral role in society and for the overall sustenance of humanity. Fireis also an important part of the forest environment and has been vital in preserving healthy forests, recycling nutrients, supporting tree species in regrowth, removing exotic and invasive species, and maintaining habitats […]
Lithium reserves find in JK a major boost

By: Abid Hussain Rather Jammu and Kashmir has been continuously in headlines for something good or bad for the past many years. Whether it is erratic weather or politics, we have some breaking news ready from this region of the world.It won’t be wrong to say that it has turned out to be a hot […]