The call of home
BY: K S S Pillai A home is a social unit formed by a family living together and helping one another. It is supposed to be secure, peaceful, and unified. Scriptures ask us to welcome strangers, refugees, the homeless, and the hungry to our homes. A home should also be a place of worship and […]
Innovations in Teaching
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi With training moving even farther into the future, everything about research has seemed to have gone overboard and teachers have to run as fast into a culture full of changes and demands with relation to the learning process of their members. A chalk and talk approaches no more cuts it in […]
Republic Day: National festival of democratic sovereign Bharat
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore After a long struggle, Bharat got independence from British monarchy on 15 August 1947. At that time, the nation did not have its own constitution, on the basis of which the governance could be run under a democratic system. On 29 August 1947, the Indian Constituent Assembly constituted a 7-member drafting […]
The Chemical invasion
By: Tawheed Parvaiz Bhat Kashmir, with its temperate climate, has long been celebrated as the “fruit bowl” of India. The region’s fertile lands produce a variety of temperate fruits like apples, peaches, apricots, pears, strawberries, plums, cherries, and dry fruits like walnuts and almonds. Kashmiri apples, in particular, are renowned globally for their taste and […]
The Budhal Tragedy: A Wake-Up Call
By: Mohammad Iqbal Mughal The recent Budhal tragedy, where 17 lives were lost, is a stark reminder of the systemic neglect faced by rural and underprivileged communities in Jammu and Kashmir. This incident exposes the grim reality that political parties often use the poor and disadvantaged for their rallies and vote banks but remain silent […]
Importance of digital transformation
By: Mohammad Hanief If it seems like technological changes are happening faster and faster, it’s because they are! The rate of technological evolution is speeding up. One way to assess this is by the number of patents for new technologies filed. AI tools like Chat GPT are the perfect example of how a technology can […]
HMPV: An Emerging Threat
By: Ulfat Nazir Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), a relatively lesser-known respiratory virus, is now making headlines due to a significant surge in cases reported in northern China. Often overshadowed by respiratory pathogens like influenza and COVID-19, HMPV is proving to be a formidable public health concern. Recent data from December 2024 reveals that HMPV has become […]
Qualifications and Skills in 21st Century: A Contemporary Perspective
By: Dr.Reyaz Ahmad In today’s rapidly evolving world, the landscape of education and professional skills is undergoing a major transformation. The 21st century has ushered in an era of unprecedented technological advancement, globalization, and interconnectedness. As a result, the traditional views on education and career development are being redefined to meet the demands of this […]
Garbage Disposal on the Banks of Water Bodies
By: Tawheed Parvaiz Bhat Kashmir, often referred to as ‘heaven on earth’, has captivated the world for centuries with its unparalleled natural beauty. Adorned with snow-capped peaks, mesmerizing waterfalls, and serene water bodies, this region has been a symbol of aesthetic wonder. The rural areas of Kashmir, nestled in the lap of majestic mountains and […]
Managing Winter Risks
By: Dr RaghavKesri Cancer treatment can be a challenging journey for patients, and the winter months often add an extra layer of difficulty. The drop in temperatures and the onset of seasonal illnesses pose unique risks for individuals undergoing cancer treatment or recovering from it. Understanding how cold weather affects cancer patients and taking appropriate […]
