Needed a Digital Detox
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi Technology is indeed the part and parcel of life these days, thanks to globalization. We are used to technology in our workplace, schools, and now on entertainment and even communication. Too many digital devices bombard us with all the convenience they can give us. However, increased exposure to screens the phone, […]
Mental Scars of Tobacco and Substance Abuse
By: SYED MAJID GILANI Are you aware of the alarming effects of tobacco abuse? The damaging impact of tobacco and allied products on human health is truly horrifying. Originally used for medicinal purposes, tobacco has become a destructive addiction with severe brain health consequences. The harm begins when nicotine enters the bloodstream, rapidly affecting the […]
What makes Mathematics all the more important
By: Dr.Reyaz Ahmad A discipline that cuts across nations, civilizations, and even time itself, mathematics is frequently referred to as the universal language. Beyond the numbers, equations, and theoretical abstractions, however, is a potent instrument that influences our day-to-day existence, directs the contemporary economy, and stimulates technological advancement. The basis for our comprehension and navigation […]
Essence of children’s day
By: Sahil Manzoor The future of a nation, the future of the world, the scientist of tomorrow, the scholar of the future, great politicians—all the expert professionals are living in the present era. Children are earning special love and affection from their parents, teachers, and relatives. When we talk about development, schools and kindergartens are […]
Rising Pollution Making Brain Strokes Unavoidable
By: Dr.Vipul Gupta Air pollution, often regarded as an environmental issue, has silently transformed into a public health emergency. Among its many consequences, the increasing incidence of brain strokes—commonly linked with factors like hypertension and diabetes—has now been significantly tied to poor air quality. As the world becomes more urbanized, understanding the link between pollution […]
Diabetes is emerging as a huge threat
By: Mohammad Hanief About 830 million people worldwide have diabetes, the majority living in low-and middle-income countries. More than half of people living with diabetes are not receiving treatment. Both the number of people with diabetes and the number of people with untreated diabetes have been steadily increasing over the past decades. In the past […]
Women, Wellness, and Diabetes:How Diabetes Impacts Women Differently
By: Dr Geeta Shroff Diabetes, a metabolic disorder characterized by high blood sugar levels, has become an alarming public health concern globally, especially for women. With November 14th marking World Diabetes Day 2024, this is an opportune time to discuss the impact of diabetes on women’s health and explore effective ways to manage and mitigate […]
COP29: Corporate lobbyists atr work
By: Christina Toenshoff Representatives of the world’s governments are gathered in Baku, Azerbaijan, to negotiate international climate policy at the Cop29 summit. Of the more than 30,000 participants, thousands will be representatives of companies or business associations – so-called “corporate lobbyists”. There’s nothing especially new about this. The business community has sought to influence climate […]
The Communication Revolution
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore One of the primary functions of human organizations-whether private or public- is communication. The need for communication has been felt since men started living in groups or ‘Samaj’. In primitive societies communication was slow. Due to lack of communication system, these societies tended to be more insular, compared to the outgoing […]
Role of Schools in Building Future Citizens
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi India celebrates the 14th of November as Children’s Day with great enthusiasm and joy for celebrating Jawaharlal Nehru, who had been the first Prime Minister of India and an enthusiastic worker for children’s rights and welfare. Nehru has countless contributions toward their education and development due to the love he had […]
