Of late marriage and its consequences
By: Mir Aunisa Marriage is such a bond which connects families especially two unknown souls from opposite sex, who share every single thing with each other. Marriage is a social institution which binds people together emotionally and socially. Early marriage is Sunnah for a Muslaim. Marriage is such an institution from where human race continues […]
Science and development
By: M Ahmad ‘Science is the key that unlocks the doors of knowledge, development and understanding.’ Science plays a fundamental role in peace-building and development by addressing the root causes of conflicts, enhancing diplomacy, and strengthening international cooperation. Scientific research fosters a greater understanding of complex issues and provides evidence-based solutions that can prevent conflicts […]
Understanding hearing and communication disorders
By: Sana John Hearing loss can be defined as a partial or complete inability to hear. It can affect individuals of all age groups, impacting their communication and overall life quality. Types of Hearing Loss: Conductive Hearing Loss: This type of hearing loss occurs when there is a problem with the ear canal, eardrum, or […]
How risky is it to give card details over phone
By: Paul Haskell-Dowland Paying for things digitally is so common, most of us think nothing of swiping or tapping our card, or using mobile payments. While doing so is second nature, we may be more reluctant to provide card details over the phone. Merchants are allowed to ask us for credit card details over the […]
The Turbulent Waters of Adolescence
By: Dr Gorav Gupta Adolescence is a period of immense growth and transformation, often marked by rebellion and defiance. As a psychiatrist, I understand the challenges parents face when dealing with rebellious teenagers, and it’s essential to approach these situations from a psychological perspective. This article offers ten strategies to help parents better understand and […]
Decline of Community Integrity
By: Aubaid Akhoon Within the intricate fabric of contemporary society, there exists a disheartening reality – communities that have strayed from their fundamental principles. Let us delve into the underlying issues afflicting these communities, where the inebriation of adversarial divisions, the pervasive influence of hunting-centered Vlogs and Blogs, and the seductive allure of falsehood have […]
The Enduring Legacy of Sheikh ul Alam (RA)
By: Er Aausyf Farooq The eminent legacy of Alamdar-e-Kashmir, also known as Sheikh ul Alam (RA), resonates through the rich tapestry of Kashmir’s history, spirituality, and culture. A revered Kashmiri Sufi Saint, mystic, poet, and Islamic preacher, his profound influence continues to echo through time, deeply ingrained in the lore of Ladhoo, Pampore. It is […]
Plants are likely to absorb more CO2 in a changing climate
By: Jurgen Knauer The world’s vegetation has a remarkable ability to absorb carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air and store it as biomass. In doing so, plants slow down climate change since the CO2 they take up does not contribute to global warming. But what will happen under more advanced climate change? How will vegetation […]
The Badges of Honour
By: Dr. Bilal Ahmad Dar He who lives without discipline dies without honour. This Icelandic proverb purports beautifully the need of discipline and honour in one’s life. There are some many tangible things and ethics that add grace and beauty to our personality. In the present time, well settled life, luxurious car, grand house displaying […]
Robotic Renal Transplants: The Advantages Unveiled
By: Dr Shafiq Ahmed The approximate prevalence of chronic kidney disease in India is 800 per 10 lakhs of people, while the incidence of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is 150–200 per 10 lakhs. Diabetes and hypertension are the leading cause of End -stage renal disease. Diabetic nephropathy is the most common cause of ESRD. ESRD […]
