Learn to live your life
Saniya Bashir Life is the most beautiful gift from God. It has to be enjoyed as well as introspected. Learning from others is as necessary as learning from oneself. Rectifying one’s mistakes is a pious job that has its own value. However, all goes awry when we live for others. To put it in other […]
Rights of non-Muslim minorities: An Islamic Perspective
Umer Riyaz An Islamic state is a state governed by Islamic laws and an individual who considers himself/herself above from these laws comes under what is called “non-Muslim” in technical terms. Non-Muslims living in Muslim caliphate as minority are the discussion of under study. Under Islamic legislation, the non-Muslim minority in the Muslim community has […]
Hypertension: The silent killer
Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Hypertension is another name for high blood pressure. It can lead to severe complications and increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and death. Primary hypertension, by definition, has no known cause but medical conditions and lifestyle factors can contribute to the development of secondary hypertension, however, with high blood pressure being […]
India clocks in over one lakh ODF Plus villages
Vini Mahajan Our country is standing at the cusp of transformative change and we have a huge opportunity to transform rural India. We are certainly heading in the right direction, with all the right moves, given that today the IMIS of the Swachh Bharat Mission Grameen (SBM-G), the flagship programme of the Government of India, […]
Flood exposed the weak spots once again
Professor Abdul Shakur Shah Floods are a serious problem in Pakistan and the yearly deluge the country faces have exposed the bad infrastructure and planning in the country. The occurrence of floods in the country has become more dangerous for economic development. There are more than 60 small and big rivers in Pakistan. After the […]
Celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi
Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Year after year, Ganesh’s devotees look forward to his annual festival, “GANESH CHATURTHI”. Ganesh Chaturthi falls every year on the fourth day Bhadrapad (August-September). This year Ganesh Chaturthi falls on August 31st. Who does not know Ganesha? Ganesha, the pot-bellied figure with rounded, childish limbs and an elephant’s head with one tusk […]
Turkiye-Israel Relations: A new beginning
Asad Mirza Recently there have been indications both from Israel and Turkiye that the leadership in those countries was mulling a reset in their bilateral ties. In Israel’s case it was one more step in the direction of regional rapprochement, while for Turkiye it is basically aimed at tackling and furthering its economic woes and […]
Flying less should be a high-priority climate action
Parke Wilde An opinion piece at Ensia recently reported that “flying produces only 2% of total emissions today” and contended, “Even if everyone were to stop flying, the total climate mitigation impact would be negligible.” This understates the impact of aviation for three reasons. First, the International Energy Association (IEA) reports that just the fuel […]
The future world
Abid Hussain Rather In the contemporary world, two different ideologies have emerged in human civilizations- the secular ideology and the (Islamic) religious ideology. Secular ideology is purely based on human reasoning which separates religion from political, economic, social and cultural aspects of life; religion being treated as a purely personal matter while as religious ideology […]
National Sports Day: Role of Persons with disabilities and CWSNs
M Ahmad The day is dedicated to the nations’ sports heroes and champions, honoring their contribution and dedication towards bringing laurels to the country. With the aim to raise awareness about the values of sports: discipline, perseverance, sportsman spirit, teamwork, and to encourage public in large to take up sports and make it an integral […]
