The Bus to Childhood
Sharik Nazir Bhat, Nasir Sofi The saddest moment in the world is when you realise that childhood is done and you move on. Sometimes it seems to me that the life is as delicate as a dandelion. One little puff from any direction, and it blows to bits. A sunrise, a bag of papers and […]
Benefits of printed word
Vijay Garg In recent years, print books have seen resurgence and for good reason—they can be better for your brain and health, according to science. Here are just a few of the reasons why: 1. You absorb more information. Readers of print books absorb and remember more of the plot than readers of e-books do. […]
Lifestyle, dietary changes will keep away diabetes, High Blood Pressure
Kaustubh Sharma India is home to 77 million diabetic patients and there is an overall prevalence of 30% as far as hypertension is concerned, a very important risk factor behind cardiovascular diseases and morbidity. Our lifestyle today, as is often discussed, is responsible for this high prevalence, as more of us are required to juggle […]
Repentance is what Allah (SWT) likes the most
Shagufta Hassan Sins take our ship (keel) to indignity. Allah Almighty is aware of all the deeds of Ummah, the good and the bad. Allah (SWT) has absolute knowledge of the unseen and His eyes are on spy. Allah (SWT) says.” With Him are the keys of the unseen, the treasures that none knoweth but […]
High Blood Pressure: A serious medical status
Sahil Wani The human body is a marvel of nature. Inevitably, every part of the human body is in a convoluted state of complexity, and be aware of dynamic manifestations of anatomy and physiology from microscopic to macroscopic organ levels is itself a vigorous strenuous deal. Despite, having a body full of wonder and astonishment, […]
Mother tongue needs promotion
Vijay Garg More than a year ago, on July 29, 2020, the Union Cabinet approved a new education policy. Though education is a subject that is difficult to change overnight. However, if the enforcement authorities are willing, the change is not too difficult. The new education policy has laid the foundation stone for many changes […]
Book Review: Folios of lost treasure
Tousif Raza The published translation is an arduous task and it requires a nerve that knows the way to the core of the poet. Sincere efforts aided with the understanding of the verse are other standards to transfer the idea from the original language to the target language. Keeping both these conditions into consideration, the […]
Reconciling scripture and science
Arafat Fani In my humble opinion there are two aspects of Quran, one is physical and the other is metaphysical. By physical aspect I mean the natural phenomena explained by Quran and by metaphysical aspect I mean the things lie outside the realm of science. When we talk about reconciling Quran and science, we compare […]
Book review: Du-Badu ( Adabi Mokalma) by Anwar Afaqi
Rayees Ahmad Kumar Mohammad Imam Anwar, pen name Anwar Afaqi was born on 7th of August 1954 at Baliya Barol Darbangha. He has done B.Sc and diploma in automobile engineering. He has also done PG in Urdu from Moulana Azad Urdu university. Presently he is a retired engineering officer. He has several compilations to his […]
Beating Spinal TB
Dr Puneet Girdhar Prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment helped the 20-year-old paralysed girl revive to normal life at BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital. With the advent of advanced technology, doctors were not only able to remove the solidified pus cells from her spinal canal that caused paralysis but also surgically prevented a possible future kyphoscoliosis deformity […]