What happens if COVID asylum restrictions end?
By: Rebecca Santana Since the pandemic began, the United States has been using a public health rule designed to limit the spread of disease to expel asylum-seekers on the southern border. Title 42, as it’s called, has been used more than 2.5 million times to expel migrants since March 2020, although that number includes people […]
Global Recognition to Namami Gange Programme
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore India is a country of rivers. Major cities of the country are situated on the banks of these rivers. These rivers symbolise the nation’s cultural, spiritual and economic prosperity and are the lifelines of the majority of the population, which is why they are worshiped and termed as “Mata”. River Ganga […]
Avoiding sleep while studying
By: Vijay Garg Board exams are approaching fast and students are totally packed with their exam preparations and revision work. Sometimes, when you have to study for long hours at night to prepare for a test or exam, sleep comes as the biggest hurdle in your way. It seems like pulling you back from reaching […]
Skin, hair care during winter
BY: Dr. Chandni Jain Gupta With the winter season going on, the drop in humidity and temperature levels leaves the skin and hair to feel itchy, dry and rough causing several people to lose their natural glow when the weather gets cold and on the other hand stripping the moisturiser from the hair can cause […]
Ban harmful paints
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor, It is a major concern in the country that teens are using illegal drugs like paint fumes on a daily basis these days. Inhalants like paint fumes are the substances that are used to achieve a variety of different psychoactive effects. Paint fumes pollute the environment also. Inhalant abuse includes a wide range […]
Saudi-Iran Ties on Mend
By: Asad Mirza It seems as if in this winter season, the ice between two largest Muslim countries i.e. Saudi Arabia and Iran, has started melting. One claims to be the leader of the Sunni domination, while the other is the Shiite leader. Though this difference doesn’t hold any importance in difference of opinion between […]
Cold temperature, COVID risk elevates risk for cardiac ailments
By: Dr Bimal Chhajer Heart attack is a cause of blockage of blood flow through the blood vessels due to plaque buildup that breaks down into clots. While the heart has to work harder to pump the blood throughout, excessive work on the heart muscle gives a heart attack or in severe cases can lead […]
Vajpayee: The ‘Man of Masses’
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit I remember the first words of Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee when he was sworn as the 16th Prime Minister of India which was certainly more solemn than cheerful. ”I have a pledge to redeem, and a promise to fulfill.” Vajpayee was born into a high-caste Brahmin family in Gwalior, on […]
Parents are the best guides
By: Haroon Ibn Rasheed The secrets of childhood education and training are so long-lasting and strong that they tend to be remembered for life just like the marks on a stone do not erase. This interpretation has been done by an Arabic poet who has done it quite well. Translation: “I forget what I learned […]
The race to nowhere
By: Eijaz Mir The people were busy in making finished products, tools at the factories and industries. The smoke was spreading in the atmosphere coming out of the big and giant chimneys. The hustle and bustle in the markets caught my attention towards a little girl who wa sitting at the doorsteps of a shopkeeper. […]
