Normalising the abnormal
By: Aubaid Akhoon The fabric of society is fraying, unraveling under the weight of psychological distress, moral decay, and widespread indifference. We live in an era where unethical behavior, irrational actions and a general disregard for values no longer shock us. The normalization of such behaviors signals a deeper crisis—one that extends beyond individual failures […]
Taranum Riyaz Ke Afsanon Ka Tajziyati Mutala
By: Rayees Ahmad Kumar Among women litterateurs whose literary prowess has been widely hailed and who succeeded in establishing themselves amongst the noted writers on rich literary landscape, Taranum Riyaz is a well-known example among them. She not only has meticulously penned down the feministic issues but also the one’s humanity at global level is […]
Are ‘technofossils’ becoming a reality?
By: Jan Zalasiewicz, Sarah Gabbott How might you make your mark on the world forever? Write a play more timeless than Shakespeare, or compose music to out-do Mozart, or score the winning goal in the next World Cup final, perhaps? There’s an easier way of leaving an indelible mark on our planet. Just finish a […]
Revolutionizing Education
By: Tawheed Parvaiz Bhat With time, every aspect of life evolves, and education the foundation of any progressive nation is no exception. Recognizing the need for modernization, the Government of India introduced the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, replacing the National Policy on Education (NPE) of 1986 after 34 years. One of the most significant […]
The Rising incidence of cancer cases
By: Ulfat Nazir Cancer has emerged as one of the most pressing health challenges in Kashmir, with a sharp increase in cases over the last decade. This alarming rise has put immense pressure on the region’s already struggling healthcare system. As cancer continues to claim lives and devastate families, it has become a matter of […]
Mother, an inspiration for us all
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi During this National Women’s Day 2025, I am particularly thankful to my mother, Amina Begum. Despite not being well educated, her wisdom, dedication, and unwavering belief in the power of knowledge made her the most exceptional teacher I have ever encountered. I want to tell you a story today, the one […]
Advent of AI in stroke care revolutionising treatment
By: Dr. Vipul Gupta Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death worldwide, affecting millions of people each year. Rapid diagnosis and timely intervention are crucial for improving outcomes, as every second counts when it comes to saving brain tissue. Traditionally, stroke management has been reliant on clinical expertise and imaging technologies such as […]
Long COVID: Women at greater risk compared to men
By: Helen McGettrick, Jonathan Lewis About 5% of people who catch COVID have long-lasting symptoms. In these people, loss of smell, dizziness, fatigue and other hallmark COVID symptoms can persist for months after the initial illness. Yet even five years after the COVID pandemic began, we still don’t know why some people develop long COVID […]
Book fairs prove beneficial for students
By: Vijay Garg Learning is a vital process in the life of human beings, which facilitates their development. To achieve this goal, one has to adopt different ways of acquiring knowledge and book fairs provide unlimited benefits. A book fair is a gathering with a display of various kinds of books for book lovers to […]
Youth power in politics
By: Dr. Satyawan Saurabh If political parties are serious about involving young people in politics, they will have to take a number of steps. The first step would be to change the youth criterion by the government. Today, even people aged 34-35 years are considered young. This criterion will need to be lowered. In their […]
