Earthquakes: Causes and Precautions
Er. Prabhat Kishore Earthquake, what we know as shaking of the earth causes shivering in our body whenever we hear the word. They don’t give humans a chance to recover and in the blink of an eye everything is offered to the nature. However, it is an indisputable truth that people do not die due […]
The grandeur of an Ambassador
Ravi Chander In the early 1990s, our neighbour Mr Raj, who lived with his family in a company-provided accommodation in Bengaluru, put up his car – a handsome-looking ambassador – for sale. Bought at a company auction for a jaw-dropping Rs.20,000, it was their first car and had been a tried and trusted family companion […]
The misleading intelligence
Asad Mirza We are living in a Digital Age in which more and more complex tasks are being entrusted to machines. In addition we are also worried about the issues of Data Privacy and how much information should we share with a particular programme or a company. This information is a gold mine and often […]
Joint replacement surgeries are sustainable
Dr. Akhilesh Yadav The prevalence of joint pain is not new and uncommon these days as a higher proportion of the young and middle-aged population have been spotted in this limelight. While COVID has been a major threat to overall health, yet people affected with the infection have been immobilized for long either due to […]
Walking the extra mile
Vijay Garg Education has an important role in the professional development of a person. But, equally important are the other aspects of a person’s life and there needs to be a fine balance of both the curricular and extra-curricular activities to achieve this. The core aim of education is to foster an all-round development of […]
Pain makes Cancer cases awful
Dr. Amod Manocha The diagnosis of cancer has the potential of transforming and deeply invading the lives of those affected. Pain though highly individual and variable, is a common reason behind the storm of fear and anxiety associated with the diagnosis. It impacts approximately 28 percent of newly diagnosed patients, 50 to 70 percent of […]
Wasting food is criminal
Mahfooz Ahmad Bakshi Food is the necessity for all living beings, people work day and night to earn to feed their selves and their families, even many lose their lives for the food working in different countries to earn bread and butter for their families. Life is not same for everyone, and those who have […]
Let’s go to school
Vijay Garg The risk of corona is on the rise again as new cases in Kerala and the northeastern states have seen an increase in the number of active patients as well as an increase in the infection rate. On the other hand, schools, colleges and universities are set to open or have opend up […]
India runs world’s largest adult vaccination program
Mansukh Mandaviya Seventy-five years after attaining freedom from foreign rule, our search for freedom of a different kind continues—this time the country is seeking freedom from an invisible invader—the SARS-CoV-2, which has been ravaging the country for the past 20 months. From what we know about this deadly virus, it can be tamed by following […]
Impediment to normal growth
Vijay Garg In today’s age of increasing use of the Internet, childhood is being lost and for which no one cares about nor does society care about it collectively. It feels like non-issues are overwhelming us and we are turning our backs on important issues. If it continues like this then we will bring the […]
