Dying crafts of the villages: Diwali and Diyas
By: Farooq Bandey On October 3, 2014, during the very first ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program, the Prime Minister of India appealed to people to include at least one piece of Khadi in their clothes to promote Khadi. After the prime minister’s clarion call to encourage the purchase of Khadi, sales of Khadi increased significantly. After […]
Chaos in the UK
By: Asad Mirza British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned as UK prime minister and leader of the Conservative Party on 20th October after reading out a statement outside No. 10, Downing Street. She said she was doing so because she could not deliver the mandate on which she was elected as the Tory leader, just […]
Zero Oil Cooking Technique: Way to healthy life
By: Dr Bimal Chhajer Heart Attacks are majorly caused due to plaque formation in heart arteries which disallows proper blood flow, causing damage to the heart muscles. The two main factors causing blockage in heart arteries are high levels of cholesterol levels and triglycerides. The increased levels of cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood stream […]
The Stammering Pride
By: Amit Singh Kushwaha Yes, I stammer. My first experience with a speech stammer came while I was in class V at Kendriya Vidyalaya. I still don’t get why or how this occurred. A life-altering event occurred that day. The real fight of life began after this. I now began stammering repeatedly. I started to […]
Death is not the end of life!
By: Haroon Ibn Rasheed Death is an inescapable fact. No one can escape from death and no one can deny it. There are people in the world who deny reward and punishment, deny heaven and hell, but there is no one who denies death. This is a fact that man observes with his two eyes […]
Police Commemoration Day
Putting duty first
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit 21st October is observed as Police Commemoration Day. It is a national holiday to pay tribute to the martyrs who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. It is also a day to express gratitude to the officers and the families of those who continue to serve and protect […]
NEP 2020: Policy on School Bag
By: M Ahmad Heavy School Bags are a serious threat to the health and wellbeing of the students. It has a severe, adverse physical effect on the growing children which can cause damage to their vertebral column and knees. The school bag is a common cause of backache in school-going children. A heavy bag may […]
The need for skill-based education
By: Vijay Garg Skill-based learning develops and improves the art of learning and helps to grow in academics and in the modern world. Learning with activity is also a part of this methodology that enhances the thought process behind skill development. This is an advanced method of learning, implementing, and improving skills gained through a […]
Life at present
By: Shahid Shamshad Kumar It’s not that I am okay It’s that I have lost my way Through many ways and reasons With unexpected seasons Through the streets of broken hearts As enough my soul departs Ever I felt simple season of strange I took myself to a thorny range The collision of “white shirts” […]
Opting for knee surgery
By: Dr. Ramneek Mahajan Arthritis is one of the most common disorders that affects joints. Primarily affecting people in the later part of life but nowadays it has started affecting people in their early forties. While there are many forms of arthritis, the most common being osteoarthritis of the knee. Arthritis of the Knee It […]