American Push to Rejuvenate the Abraham Accords
By: Asad Mirza It seems as if the United States has taken another step towards being a relevant player in the Middle East, after an ill thought hiatus, leading to relations with regional players like Saudi Arab hitting rock bottom. The latest American initiative in this regard is through vitalising the Abraham Accords. This may […]
NEP Challenges and Major Action Points
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore In course of the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, major challenges have been categorized under three broad themes – School, Teacher and Child. Subsequently, during the Chief Secretary conference, 35 priority areas have been identified for major actions to be taken care of by the states. Parent awareness […]
Girl Child: We owe our today and tomorrow to her
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit 24th January is celebrated as National Girl Child Day to create awareness of the importance of girl child in our society. In 2008, the Ministry of Women and Child Development initiated National Girl Child Day to promote the eradication of the gender discrimination faced by girls in various phases of their […]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor, Recycling of wind turbine blades is becoming a challenge. Due to the need for clean energy supply on a global scale, the wind energy industry is expanding tremendously. The World Wind Energy Association estimates that 900 giga watts of wind power capacity will be installed globally by 2024, which will be sufficient to […]
Economic System: An Islamic Perspective
By: M Ahmad Men are by nature social, they cannot live without cooperation. Hence, they must serve one another and take from one another and give to one another, so they demand suitable compensation. Economics is a matter of guaranteeing the rotation of assets among humans. The main objective of Islamic Economics is to establish […]
Sexual abuse in sports is intolerable
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Star wrestler Vinesh Phogat accused Brij Bhushan Sharma of sexually harassing female wrestlers. The group of wrestlers was protesting against Wrestling Federation of India’s ‘arbitrary’ laws and called for a boycott of its president at Jantar Mantar. Wrestlers Vinesh Phogat, Sakshi Malik, Bajrang Punia and other wrestlers continues demanding action against […]
Heart ailments are rising
By: Aadil Rashid Heart diseases have become the leading cause of deaths in Kashmir, where an alarming increase has been seen in heart diseases. In every 5-10 days, at least 2-3 patients lose their lives because of failure of heart and/or other cardiac ailments. What is Cardiac Arrest? Abrupt, unexpected, premature loss of heart function, […]
Effective utilisation of industrial waste needed
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor, We know that industries also produce waste products which are hazardous for environment. Dumping of the waste products in a isolated location is of great challenge. We came to know that roads are getting constructed using plastic waste which is good for suppressing environmental pollution. A recent invention of Plastic roads opens up […]
Rail accidents are worrisome
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit The frequent train accidents reveal the fact that the increasing number of train accidents is alarming and is also a symptom of the rot within. These are needless deaths, which happen only in India which is really disgusting. In order to prevent the recurrence of such mishaps, the modernisation of safety […]
A global initiative: SAAOL introduces social venture to eradicate heart diseases
By: Dr Bimal Chhajer Over time, there has been a substantial and significant rise in the number of heart problems in India, with the numbers having almost doubled in the last decade even with state-of-the-art infrastructure and best-in-class treatment modules available all over the country. With the aim of solving the root cause of these […]
