Ramadhan: The month of blessing
Mushtaq Bhat Let’s try to forgive everyone who has wronged us so that we can focus on entering the month which is blessing and a form of mercy and forgiveness bestowed upon humanity by Allah. Ramadhan (also known as Ramzan) is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar. It is a time when Muslims around […]
Shadow of domestic violence
Syed Tajamul Hussain Child- a delicate, immature and blooming living being breathes innocence that needs our care, attention and love to let it prosper and live as healthy buds in our homes. Children are the only hopes to smile and cheer for every adult member of the family. They are able to produce moments of […]
Shared parenthood
Dr. Sheikh Arshid Ahmad When my first child, Sheikh Mohammad Darim, was born, I was filled with beautiful moments, which meant that, I was enlisted in one of my favourite memories. First four days we both better half and me spent them beautifully but sometimes, when I saw she was exhausted I would try to […]
Looking out for opportunity
Simranjeet Singh Every fall in the economy can be seen as a new opportunity. The coronavirus pandemic has made a huge disruption in economic activities, resulted the biggest loss to the global economy in a small period of time. The silver lining of Covid-19 is that it has generated a huge demand of personal hygienic […]
Pandemic, a health hazard for kids
Dr Mudita Dhingra While the COVID era has resulted in a major health crisis, globally, prolonged closure of schools is also one of the most disruptive forces for the school going kids. For almost a span of six months since the inception of COVID 19, the schools have been shut down, restricting the children in […]
Striving for Inclusive Education
Er. Prabhat Kishore The National Education Policy 2020 emphasizes the importance of creating enabling mechanisms for providing Children with Special Needs (CWSN) or Divyang, the same opportunities of obtaining quality education as any other child. UN convention on the Rights of Persons with disabilities, 2006 accentuates the need of effective access to free and compulsory […]
Remembering the dearest Chaha
Mohammad Hussain Khan I remember like if it was yesterday when I was delivering a lecture in a coaching centre. My next door neighbours knocked the door of the class room and called me. When he disclosed the news of untimely death of my “Chaha”, I felt as if the world was caving in on […]
The second COVID wave seems more dangerous
Vinod C. Dixit In his address during the meeting, PM Modi pointed out that “A challenging situation is emerging again and the country has already crossed the time of peak of the first wave. The growth rate this time is faster than the first wave.” Interacting with the Chief Ministers of various states on COVID-19 […]
Lifestyle changes can eradicate heart ailments
Dr. Bimal Chhajer On the occasion of their 25th year Anniversary, Founder of SAAOL, Dr Bimal Chhajer highlighted on the views of eradicating heart diseases through lifestyle-related changes, diet, exercise and yoga. The program included complete education on ways of overall heart care to patients and those vulnerable to heart ailments to eradicate heart diseases […]
The forgotten reading habits
Abid Hussain Rather When we start searching for quotations and write-ups regarding the necessity and importance of studying books, we find thousands of quotations and articles penned down by various intellectuals and philosophers in the course of history. Speeches are given in various conferences and seminars organized at different occasions regarding the imperativeness of erudition […]