Preventing liver ailments
Dr Subhash Gupta With Westernization trending up among the Indian youth, poor lifestyle is attributing to an increase in the number of liver ailments. Keeping the liver in a perfect condition is very much important for all. Taking the decisions late in the case of health issues which show the symptoms of having liver disease […]
Depression: A cruel ailment
Ummar Jamal Depression is defined as mood disorder characterized by sadness, anxiousness, hopelessness, insomnia, fatigue, lack of concentration and reduced sexual desire .World Health Organization (WHO) has ranked depression as the among the list of most urgent health problems worldwide and has predicted it to become number two in terms of disease burden in 2020. […]
Drones: Practical solution for several industries
Neel Mehta Not too long ago, drones were either classified as expensive military equipment or small recreational toys. However, things have drastically changed over the last few years as drones, officially known as Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems (RPAS), have been found to be a practical solution for applications across several industries. This change in how […]
Heart ailments: Minimally invasive procedures revolutionizing treatment
Dr Balbir Singh With recent advancements made in the field of cardiac sciences, despite the high prevalence in number of patients with some forms of cardiac ailments have been providing a new lease of life. Interventions without the open-heart procedures are not only the most innovative scientific approaches of recent times but are also revolutionizing […]
The worsening crisis
Lalit Garg The people of Delhi are troubled by the severe water crisis for the last several days. The problem is that the water tankers are being run under tight security, so that there is no chance of violence over water. People facing water scarcity in the South Delhi region are collecting water drop by […]
Spine surgeries: Effective checklist reduces adverse events by 30 percent
Dr Arvind Kulkarni Pertaining to the fact that a simple checklist before a surgical intervention has the potential to reduce human errors and medical negligence thereby preventing morbidity and mortality, WHO has recently accepted the importance of a checklist and stated that it can reduce the cases of death by at least 30%. This came […]
Eradicating unemployment
M Ahmad Vocational and Technical Education (VTE) is defined as that aspect of education which leads to the acquisition of practical and applied skills as well as basic scientific knowledge. It is an integral part of total education programme contributing towards the development of good citizens by developing their physical, social, civic, cultural and economic […]
It is not over yet
Vinod ChandrashekharDixit Referring to Covid19 PM Narendra Modi had said “See how big a danger this Corona was. And we still do not believe that this danger has gone…somewhere it raises its ugly head. Nobody knows when and where it will show up…this ailment is multi-faced… It reveals the fact that the poor adherence to […]
Trade focussed QUAD
Asad Mirza The first in-person meeting of the leaders of the United States, Australia, Japan and India, termed QUAD is being held in Tokyo on 24 May. This is the first in-person summit of these leaders after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war, worsening Sri Lankan economic crisis, and Australia getting a new Prime Minister. […]
Crucial aspects of development
Shahid Hussain Education is to impart knowledge into one’s mind and to make oneself aware of the certain information which is not clear or open to the pressing environment. It is the only powerful weapon, capable of lifting the society from the economic despairs. Lack of good education therefore, refers to impart low level or […]
