Daughters of Bharat: A Deprived Section of the Society
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore Increasing Gender-based problems affect girls in every aspect of social and cultural environment. To grow into active, efficient and confident women, girls must be raised in an environment that provides them with respect, dignity and fair opportunities. But in Bharat, the deprivation and suffering caused by poverty for most girls is […]
Parkinson’s disease is treatable
By: Dr. Aditya Gupta Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects the body movement. It has a gradual progression and usually starts with no symptoms or barely noticeable ones in either hand. Usually tremor in hands may be enough to justify the prevalence of Parkinson’s but it can also be […]
Banking on adaptations
By: Becky Thomas Cities can be deeply unwelcoming places for wildlife. They are noisy, difficult to get around, full of people and heavily reliant on artificial lighting. Yet some species do better in urban areas than in rural ones. Research is showing that animals of the same species that live in cities and the countryside […]
A Tale of unwavering resilience
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi Life will test us at times, even in ways we could not have anticipated. I have pondered many times about how success is heralded, how milestones are savoured and how worth is gauged by what we accomplish. But what about us, who toiled long and hard, who sweated and sacrificed, only […]
Understanding student empowerment
By: Dr. Reyaz Ahmad When we talk about empowering students, what do we mean? It’s a buzzword that’s been thrown around a lot in educational circles, but let’s break it down. Student empowerment is all about giving students the tools, confidence, and opportunities to take charge of their own learning. It’s about fostering independence and […]
Addressing concerns about delimitation
By: Dr Satywan Saurabh It is important to maintain the current seat ratio while adding more seats to more populous states to ensure fair representation. A model similar to the Rajya Sabha can provide a balanced approach without disadvantaging progressive states. While redistributing seats, we should take into account economic contribution, development metrics, and governance […]
Dates, a nutritional powerhouse during Ramadan
By: Mohammad Hanief Dates are a popular food item, not just in the Middle East but all over the world. They have amazing nutritional properties and just a few dates can keep you energised for hours; one of the many reasons people buy them. Their popularity reaches its peak in Ramadan where Muslims worldwide buy […]
How our bodies react when we use social media
By: Niklas Ihssen The typical adult in the UK spends nearly two hours on social media per day. And for younger users, this can easily be up to five hours. The likes of Instagram or TikTok seem to draw us into their ever-changing feeds and it’s difficult to tear ourselves away from these platforms. Now […]
Involving children in the Spirit of Ramadhan
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi During Ramadhan, adults not only practice fasting and spiritual reflection but also use it as an opportunity to teach Islamic principles to their children. It’s our responsibility as parents, teachers, and society members to share the authentic feeling of this blessed month with the younger generation. It takes education, creativity and […]
The Menace of Binge Drinking
By: Dr. Vipul Gupta With the rising incidences of mortality and morbidity due to stroke, it is crucial to address this silent but pervasive health threat that looms over our population. Recent studies, including the ground breaking Interstroke study, have shed light on the alarming vulnerability of Indians to stroke, with a significant correlation identified […]
