The alphabetical drawing
Imtiyaz Ahmad Shah We believe a little in Darwin’s theory of human metamorphosis and how early men went through assorted settings of transformation. At the same time, there is no ethical testimony to substantiate Darwin’s theory correct, merely we can conceive things that happened before in a synthetic way, or we can say this can […]
Abu Bakr al Razi: The great Physician
Sahil Wani Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariyyaal-Raziis conjointly better-known by his Persian name Rāzī and by his Latinized name Rhazes), 864 or 865 – 925 or 935 CE, was a Persian Physician, cavernous thinker and intellectual, wide thought-about one amongst the foremost necessary figures within the history of drugs. He conjointly wrote on logic, physics, […]
The killer silence
Arsalan Rashie The birth of a child is considered the most auspicious and graceful moment for every family. A child brings blessings and responsibilities as well for their parents. They put every nerve to nurture them and provide their children with good food, education, care and scarify their desires to render their wishes. They try […]
A memorable visit to the city of dreams
N J Ravi Chander My train voyage back in 1982 to the “city of dreams”, Mumbai, will count as something unique. Besides being my first tryst with India’s financial capital, it was also my maiden tour outside my hometown, Bengaluru. I was part of a motley crew of veterans and greenhorns picked as part of […]
Making friends
K S S Pillai People have been moving from place to place for centuries for various reasons, suitable employment being one of them. I also had left for distant Gujarat when I was posted in Navsari as a college teacher. It was a sleepy town with a considerable Parsee population. Sanjan, where their ancestors were […]
Differing views on Covid-19
Imtiyaz Ahmad Shah The spine-chilling infallibility about COVID-19 is still pseudonymous to us. The whole world is now becoming hoodooed victims of this deadly disease. As the positive cases of COVID-19 are burgeoning expeditiously on each successive day in almost every part of the world. Every country is making utmost efforts to cope with this […]
Mineral resources spell growth for Afghanistan
Asad Mirza Even when the American forces held control in Afghanistan several reports were discussed in various circles which spoke of the vast mineral wealth which Afghanistan possesses. There were further reports, which reported questioningly the Americans taking planeloads of soil from various regions of Afghanistan to get them analysed in their country. Yet, few […]
Rivers are the lifeline
Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit International Day of Action for Rivers was celebrated on Monday to raise awareness about the importance of rivers and climate change. The day was earlier known as International Day against Dams, for Rivers, water, and life. For centuries, rivers have played an important place in human life. Rivers are deeply embedded into […]
EECP relieves chest pain, breathlessness after Covid
Dr S.S Sibia Globally about 50% COVID-19 patients have prolonged symptoms even six months and more after the acute infection. This is known as long Covid and patients may have brain fog, fatigue, chest discomfort, breathlessness, and difficulty in walking. Sometimes the after-effects of Covid are so severe that patients cannot even go to work. […]
The doomed garden
Imtiyaz Ahmad Shah Snow capped cliffs enclosing and nurturing aged townlets; rivers sprinting calmly through forests and the air so healthy and crisp touches the edges of the extensive paddy fields in complexions of green scattered between meandering paths and golden orchids. Night skies crammed with shimmering luminaries and the amicable hum of nature offended […]