Five reasons why young-onset dementia is often missed
By: Molly Murray Around 57 million people worldwide have dementia. While most cases of dementia are diagnosed in older adults, about 7% of cases occur in people under 65. This number may be even higher as young-onset dementia continues to be under-recognised. This means many people may be missing out on the support they need. […]
IVF in aged women still offers hope for motherhood
By: Dr. Neelam Banerjee In today’s world, more women are choosing to have children later in life. Whether it’s due to career priorities, financial planning, late marriages, or personal reasons, the average age of starting a family is steadily rising, especially in urban India. But as the age increases, so do the concerns about fertility. […]
Spring in Kashmir
Letter to the Editor By: Kanchan Basu The flowers and colours of spring in Kashmir are enthralling and a sight to behold. Kashmir, the ‘Paradise on Earth’ known for its snow-covered valleys, doesn’t disappoint its residents, visitors and tourists in this season as well. As the mesmerising landscape comes back to life after a harsh […]
Aging Population and Intergenerational Gaps
By: Dr. Reyaz Ahmad As global life expectancy increases and birth rates decline, societies worldwide are experiencing a demographic shift toward older populations. According to the United Nations, the number of people aged 65 and above is projected to double by 2050. While this aging population is a sign of medical and technological advancement, it […]
A perfect legislature
By: Mohammad Iqbal Mughal In democratic societies, the legislative assembly stands as the highest temple of discourse, debate, and decision-making. It is the place where representatives of the people deliberate on matters of public interest and shape policies that determine the future of generations. However, when this sacred space of dialogue descends into chaos—marked by […]
The Silent Luminary: Remembering Baqir Sahab
By: Aubaid Akhoon The renowned Aga family of Kashmir traces its roots to the Budgam district, a region known for its spiritual legacy and cultural depth. The family’s noble lineage began with Hakeem Syed Hyder, a revered spiritual healer and guide, who settled in Budgam approximately 150 years ago. Through his wisdom and piety, he […]
Fire Services Week: Salute to the fire fighters
By: Rayees Ahmad Kumar Each year the fire services week is observed from 14-20 April, to honor the memory of the 66 fire services personnel who lost their lives in a fire and explosion at Victoria Dock Mumbai in 1944. The department launches several public engagement initiatives including the release of a fire safety documentary […]
Tips to enhance fertility in women with PCOD
By: Dr Geeta Shroff Polycystic ovarian disease PCOD, also referred to as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common complications found among women nowadays, especially under the age bracket of 40 years. It is a very common hormonal imbalance that occurs due to the irregularity of the menstrual cycle or no menstrual […]
Tourism industry can help economy to grow
By: Mohammad Hanief With its rich heritage, cultural diversity, and breathtaking destinations offering a wealth of possibilities, India’s tourism industry is emerging as a global favourite. As a key driver of economic growth, the tourism sector not only promotes development but also improves the quality of life by creating various job opportunities. The tourism sector […]
Why selective censorship?
By: Kalpana Pandey ‘Phule,’ directed by National Award–winner Ananth Mahadevan—renowned for films such as “The Storyteller,” which combine sensitivity, depth, and artistic merit—has become embroiled in controversy even before its release. Originally scheduled to premiere on April 11, 2025, the film was postponed to April 25, 2025, following objections from certain Brahmin organizations in Maharashtra […]
