Language, the heartbeat of Culture
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon “A language is not just a tool for communication, it is a living embodiment of a people’s history, traditions, and way of life.” Languages are much more than just a means of communication; they are a vital component of our cultural identity, our heritage, and our connection to the past. They […]
Kintsugi and Ikigai
Japanese art forms can help heal depression
By: Nasir Dar I recently went to watch Shahrukh Khan’s blockbuster movie Pathaan. The movie had SRK as a protagonist and his boss mentioned a Japanese term “Kintsugi”. This term caught my attention and I found that this can be a significant art to overcome the never ending despair which is prevailing in the youth […]
Advanced treatment modalities to treat the curve defect in spine
By: Dr Arvind G Kulkarni What is scoliosis? Scoliosis is a deformity when the spine becomes abnormally curved sideways. In most of the cases the cause is not known and it develops and seems noticeable around the teen age. A person is said to have scoliosis when the curve measures more than 10 degrees. Severe […]
Budget insights 2023-24: Act fast, act first for northeast
By: G Kishan Reddy Winning the public mandate nine years back, the Government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi exemplified the philosophy of “Karma Paramo Dharmaha”, to work harder than ever with undeterred grit and honest intention. No matter the formidable challenges ahead, the dream of making Bharat a “Vishwa Guru” kept us firmly on […]
Exploiting technology to undermine democracy
By: Asad Mirza Undercover reporters recorded a group of covert cyber influence specialists as they pitched their services for seeking fresh business, which involve using disinformation campaigns, false intelligence, hacks and blackmail to promote their clients’ interests. The group, which calls itself ‘Team Jorge’, claims to have worked on dozens of presidential elections around the […]
Mother Language: An effective tool to transform education
International Mother Language Day
By: M Ahmad Languages are the most important way of keeping our culture alive as well education and child which speaking mother tongue had a fixed mindset on how to communicate. Mother’s tongue is defined as the first language a child is exposed to from the time of birth and this language is first naturally […]
UAE-India CEPA: A year of remarkable progress
By: Dr Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Piyush Goyal Exactly one year ago, United Arab Emirates and India embarked on an exciting new chapter in our long and fruitful relationship. On that Friday evening in New Delhi, Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed, President of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Abu Dhabi, and Prime Minister […]
Heart failures
Curbing mortality among the elderly
By: Dr. Balbir Singh As we keep going into the down year and try to look back at the progress of care of cardiac patients, we realize the rising number of heart disease patients in the country. We also understand the high risk and high death rates in elderly people. This means we as cardiologists […]
Sadhna Top: Nature can be both beautiful and cruel
By: Suman Lone Nestled in the heart of the Karnah Valley, Sadhna Top is a picturesque mountain pass that holds a darker history. Standing at an elevation of 10,000-11,000 feet, Sadhna Top is the only connection between the people of Tangdar Karnah and the rest of Jammu and Kashmir. While the views from the top […]
Rescue of Donkeys needed
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Donkeys are sensitive, intelligent creatures with strong bonds with their families, these gentle animals under threat across the country now. According to reports in the country, there is a lot of illegal donkey trafficking, slaughtering, and selling of donkey flesh taking place. Many young and adult donkeys have their throats slit when they […]
