Arthroscopy makes minimally invasive joint surgeries possible
By: Dr. Amit Nath Misra There has been a significant rise in joint injuries in the recent past with people injuring their knees, spine, shoulders, and wrists on a regular basis. As these are the primary parts we use for protection against anything, these are the ones at the most exposure. Along with injuries and […]
Living a comfortable life
By: K S S Pillai I have been told since childhood that living a righteous life is a pre-condition for entering heaven after death. I am all for it while enjoying at least some comforts of modern life. The problem is that righteousness and affluence often do not go together. The cost of living, perhaps […]
Avoiding mistakes in board exams
By: Vijay Garg Students appearing for the Board Exams must be aware of some common mistakes they tend to make in the examination hall. Check these mistakes to avoid in the upcoming exams. Along with, board exams of many other state boards are about to begin all over the country in a month. While hard […]
Robotic blade less cataract surgeries aid in quicker vision recovery
By: Prof. Dr Mahipal S Sachdev Cataract is the most common cause of decreased vision, especially among the geriatric population. About half the population by the age of 60 has cataract while around 80% of the people develop it in at least one eye by the age of 70 years and thus suffer from blurred […]
Budget as an instrument of delivery
BY: Karan Bhasin A quintessential feature of Indian politics has been promises – some of them have been kept while many remain unfulfilled. Manifestos, government programs and even budget exercises have been a victim of the electoral politics – or coalition compulsions – that require promises that are meant to be broken. In late 2018, […]
The deadly Thrombosis
By: Dr. Sanjay Agarwal A deep vein thrombosis is a blood clot or thrombus that develops in deep vein usually in leg and they pass through the centre of leg, surrounded by muscles. Less commonly DVT occurs in deep veins of arm of pelvis. DVT is primarily related to the stasis of blood flow, vascular […]
Entrance Tests are an essential
BY: Vijay Garg Till about 20 years ago, India had very few entrance exams, most of them in the areas of management, engineering and medicine. But today, entrance tests are an essential part of the educational process and a principal criterion for courses in pharmacy, law, architecture and design. In some areas such as medicine, […]
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) […]
Ringing sound in the ears can be a reason behind tumors
By: Dr Aditya Gupta Acoustic Neuroma which is also known as vestibular schwannoma, is a benign tumour which is non cancerous and usually grows slow. It develops on the hearing nerve that leads from inner ear to brain. The branches of this nerve influence the balance, hearing and the pressure from an acoustic neuroma that […]
Careers options in 2023 will be mostly technology driven
By: Vijay Garg The new year promises to usher in a wave of new technologies that will impact the global employment market; keeping upcoming global trends in perspective will help students and job aspirants stay ahead of the employment curve. The year 2022 has been all about waking up to new realities and maintaining a […]
