Hope keeps us alive
Syed Mustafa Ahmad In the present age of conflict, when everything seems to be going from bad to worse, there is something which keeps everybody going and that is hope! What is hope? Hope is defined differently by different people according to situations and personalities. But the common thing in all the periods or ages […]
Preparing for NEET 2021 amidst the pandemic
Vijay Garg India is experiencing the second wave of COVID. The number of cases of COVID second wave are increasing rapidly, which again puts all aspirants under stress. Medical aspirants across the globe must be wondering how to prepare for NEET 2021 in Coronavirus (COVID-19). Since moving out of houses is being restricted candidates must […]
Halt in academic activity hits teachers as well
Dr Sheikh Arshid Ahmad Education is a comprehensive resource that is widely revolutionizing the society morally, socially and economically. It is used for improvement of social concepts, human values, connects the people from all walks of life and has a vital role in social reformation. It teaches us about the human nature and its role […]
Letter to the Editor
Relief for differently-abled employees The step by the Tamil Nadu government to exempt its differently-abled employees from attending office following the surge in COVID 19 cases is really praiseworthy. The differently-abled employees need not come to the office till June 20. This is a big relief for them. The central government has already issued an […]
Online education fails to achieve desired result
Zainab Education is the tool of strong. The strong people do not need to have the muscles of iron and steel. However, the roughness of mind is a blessed gift for them. Keeping this thing in mind, Jammu and Kashmir is not lagging behind. It, knowing the fact very well, has tread on the path […]
Long covid and persisting pain
Dr Amod Manocha The name corona virus comes from the spikes on the surface of virus (corona – Latin word for crown), when seen under the microscope. On 11th March 2020 WHO declared COVID-19 outbreak as a global pandemic and 1 year on we are still haunted by the mysteries of this virus. Much has […]
Costume designing as a career option
Vijay Garg From Superman’s cape to Dorothy’s slippers, costumes can be as identifiable with a character as the actor who played the part. Yet most would be hard pressed to name any of the men and women who designed these iconic outfits, let alone being able to identify the elements and process of their craft. […]
Benefits of virtual learning for physically challenged
Vijay Garg There are eight categories in which disabled students are classified according to their disabilities – medical impairment, mental illness, mobility impairment, hearing impairment, learning disability, vision impairment, acquired brain impairment, and intellectual disability. Because certain individuals are physically and mentally challenged, it does not mean that they cannot perform well in the academics […]
Life on the fringe of a pine forest
Desh Bir After the age of four, the next station named Kangoo where I was destined to grow and learn about life, formal education and my surroundings was a town-village located on the fringe of a pine forest. There were a dozen shops and an equal number of houses, three school buildings, a dispensary, a […]
Lailatul Qadar
Rayees Ahmad Kumar Of all the nights of the year, You being the blessed one, Most powerful and most expensive Your mention is made in the Holy book, Almighty reserved Al-Qadar for you, Describing the blessings of this night The night of power is better, Than a thousand months, Therein come down the Angeles, And […]
