A digital future awaits us
Vijay Garg Social distancing and lockdowns have disrupted university study for the past 18 months. Students are understandably stressed. But the world is increasingly going digital. Old notions of lecture halls will not help graduates to thrive in their careers. We need university study that supports students to succeed by preparing them for a digital […]
Successful people own libraries
Aubaid Akhoon ‘A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies.’ In modern times there are lot of resources available to strengthen our knowledge but it is not wrong to say that the everlasting importance and usefulness of books is permanent and increasing. Even in the age of the Internet, the trend of reading books […]
In memory of a loved soul
By: Uzma Zargari, Umar Zargar That twinkling star doesn’t twinkle anymore The galaxies seem to mourn it from long Once living in ecstasies of one another Those lovely souls lost their love bond Didn’t he know how much, to them he meant He surely was their most beloved A noble creation, full of kindness with […]
Journey that started on a scary note
N J Ravi Chander Following a fabulous holiday with the family in Kaziranga, the Rhino habitat, we headed to Kohima, the abode of the Kulkis and Naga tribe, known for their independence and colourful culture. We drove past pretty tea estates, verdant forests, rolling hills and scenic landscapes. This was our maiden trip to the […]
‘Janwar’, a poem redefining a human being
Tousif Raza Every poem in any language of the world is measured as strong and weak on behalf of some parameters. One such parameter is symbolism and metaphoric words. The poem ‘JANWAR’ is full of symbols and metaphors to explain the feeling about the actions and their influence on the inner and outer self of […]
Educators need to make learning lifelong
Vijay Garg Students no longer rely solely on textbooks which necessitates teachers to constantly up skill and re skill themselves. Everything around us is constantly getting reinvented. The last year has forced everyone to think out of the box. The five-star hotels are sending home gourmet food, schools moved online, and even the baniya around […]
Learning a Foreign Language helps
Vijay Garg Not only does learning a foreign language provide personal fulfillment, it can provide financial reward. In fact, according to the language experts at learnalanguageonline.net a professional fluent in a second language can earn up to 10 to 15 percent more than there monolingual counterpart. Below we’ll explore all the career benefits that come […]
Letter to the Editor
Encourage students to be patriotic The adoption of the Deshbhakti Curriculum framework by the Delhi State Council of Educational Research and Training is a positive move. The curriculum was unveiled at the 2021 Delhi Budget with the goal of instilling a sense of patriotism and nationhood in every kid attending Delhi government schools and preparing […]
Breast-feeding needs to be protected, promoted
Anayat Nazir Najar What is World Breastfeeding Week? Every year the world marks Breastfeeding Week from August 1 to August 7. It is celebrated to encourage breastfeeding and improve the health of babies around the world. It commemorates the Innocenti Declaration signed in August 1990 by government policymakers, WHO, UNICEF (United Nations International Children’s Emergency […]
Solemn marriages
Dr. Shaykh Rafiq Love can be defined as the emotion that encourages intelligent self-expression in the partner and create congenial atmosphere, where the couple can find more happiness together than individually. This emotion grows gradually in intensity. It is based upon patience and mutual understanding. One must learn to express this kind of love. Any […]
