WRONG MENTALITY OF JUDGING OTHERS
BY: SANIYA ZEHRA DAR Ours is a judgemental society. It is the routine of our society to judge others. No one is ready to introspect. Everyone is pointing fingers at others, without knowing that the fingers are pointing back to him or her as well. Judging others means to form an opinion or idea about […]
Rising incidence of young ‘sudden cardiac deaths’
By: Dr Balbir Singh Recently, we have seen this topic being discussed extensively due to some star performers dropping dead suddenly. We understand that sudden cardiac death is the most common cause of death in heart patients. The incidence of such an event in Indians is much higher and happens at least a decade earlier […]
Book Review: The Alchemist
The Alchemy of life
By: TMR Mohsin The story is about an Andalusian boy named Santiago…intelligent and brave enough to live out his dreams, whose purpose was to find out “Treasure” and to espy the Marvels of nature and life. Santiago often has a dream wherein he finds himself standing amidst a vast desert and digging the land below […]
Higher screen time can cause stroke
By: Dr Vipul Gupta Stroke has been considered to be one of the most common and leading causes of morbidity and disability. It is estimated that, in every 40 seconds someone suffers from stroke and a person dies of stroke in every four minutes globally. While increased screen time is known to result in adverse […]
Celebrating adulthood
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit 18th November is celebrated as World Adult Day to tackle the growing aging problem. It is an initiative to urge adults to live with their old parents and help them as one of the biggest social transformations is population ageing. Soon, the world will have older people than children and more […]
The growing family
By: Vijay Garg We have grown as a family. Our planet Earth now has eight billion people living on it, according to a report by The United Nations. The United Nations called the eight billion-mark as “a historic milestone for humanity”, noting, “This unprecedented growth is due to the gradual increase in human lifespan owing […]
Remembering the Valorous Saga of Maangarh Dham
By: Arjun Ram Meghwal The Nation is taking giant leaps multidimensionally, striding to realise the fullest potential of proud citizens. The Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav is an apt moment to introspect ourselves and bring out the masses’ consciousness for scaling new heights for the Nation. India’s freedom struggle has numerous sagas to reflect the awakened […]
Improper exercise regimes may lead to spinal stress fractures
By: Dr Arvind G Kulkarni Rise in sports injury called Spondylolysis or commonly known as Stress Fracture have raised a need for awareness around the subject with its available treatment modules as well as the risks and prevention methods. Spondylolysis happens due to excessive or repeated stress on the lower back spine area which leads […]
Presenting news: A viewpoint
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore One basic guideline of news presentation is respect for sanctity of facts. In other words, accuracy for a news agency it is an imperative test of its credibility. For a news agency caters a wide variety of interests’ newspaper, Akashvani, Doordarshan, Private News Channels, government agencies, commercial and public organizations-with differing […]
What every new mom needs to know about her baby’s skin
By: Dr. Chandni Jain Gupta The skin is the largest organ on your baby’s body, so it’s important to look after its health. Remember to keep your baby’s skin clean, dry, and out of the sun. It’s also important to not overdo it with moisturizers or other skin products, which can sometimes make skin problems […]
