Liver transplants: The only cure for liver failures
Prof (Dr) Subhash Gupta It is important to note that there is a huge burden of liver diseases in our country, and for those who develop end-stage liver disease, the only definitive treatment is liver transplant. However, there is a huge scarcity of brain dead organ donors in our country due to lack of awareness. […]
The Universe is constantly expanding
Vijay Garg In this era of advanced technology, research and discovery about the earth and the universe has been going on for many decades. Despite this, scientists say that there is much that remains to be discovered. Meanwhile, scientists know a lot about their world, but now they have gradually become convinced of a world […]
The divine pages
Dr. Mudasir One usual night, after struggling with the initiation of sleep, my brain got stuck with beautiful dream. There was a beautiful garden which was fenced by all sides with eight gates decorated with name plates meant for entrance. The garden was supervised by tall, white coloured person with deep eyes resembling the silent […]
New-Age Education: Defined by innovation
Vijay Garg Today, a mix of traditional offline methods and new online tools forms the key for success. With constant evolution, we need to adapt at a relentless pace where coherent changes in the learning ecosystem with a futuristic approach are needed. Classroom continuity is permanently embedded in the current teaching methods and by quickly […]
Delayed marriages
Mushtaq Bhat Marriage is a spiritual union of two souls and an important institution of one’s life. Every individual needs someone to be with and rely on. Life seems worthless when you have no one to share with. However, abstaining oneself from it for a long time has resulted in far reaching implications ranging from […]
The harvest in my village
Mushtaq Hurrah Ripe paddy fields With hanging stalks Hustle and bustle of men Euphonious Cicadas Sticking to tree trunks Spreading melody in the air Fragrant and mellow orchards Laden with red apples Dried maize cobs Scarlet coloured chilies And different pods of pulses Collected by women In the wicker baskets Carrying on their heads Bundles […]
Indian Diplomacy’s ace performance at Samarkand
Asad Mirza The 22nd summit of the eight-nation Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) took place in Uzbekistan’s capital Samarkand, last week. The summit was held amid the growing geo-political turmoil set-off by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and China’s aggressive military posturing in the Taiwan Straits. China which initiated this regional grouping as Shanghai Five in […]
Remembering Hazrat Sheikh Hamza Makhdoom (RA)
Rayees Ahmad Kumar Hazrat Sheikh Hamza Makhdoom (RA) popular known by the name Makhdoom Sahib in Kashmir, was born in 900 AH at Tujjar Shareef a village in Zanagir area of Sopore Kashmir. His father’s name was Baba Usman Raina a rich and respectable person of the time and his mother’s name was Bibi Maryam. […]
Feeling proud about our languages
Vijay Garg Language is the medium to communicate and it is in the month of September that we observe the Hindi Diwas and offer our respect for the languages that are part of our culture and history. Official language means the language in which the governance of the country is carried on. In the constitution […]
Ensuring safe healthcare
Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit In order to raise awareness and drive worldwide intervention for the safety of patients, World Patient Safety Day was observed on 17th September that inspires countries across the globe to prioritize patient safety in the healthcare system. World Patient Safety Day was created in May 2019 when the World Health Assembly adopted […]
