Domestic violence faced by men is mostly ignored
By: Haadee Amin Domestic violence is widely recognized as a significant social issue in India, with extensive legal protections in place for women under the ‘Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act’, 2005 (PWDVA) and Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). However, the discourse around domestic violence in India is often limited to […]
Children’s Day: Nurturing the future beyond celebrations
By: Anayatullah Najar Every year on 14th November, India comes together to celebrate Children’s Day, honoring the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, who had a special affection for children. This day is not just about festivities, games, and gifts; it’s an opportunity for us to reflect on our […]
POEM: To The Blues
The blue grey mornings, The same old reasons of mourning This hollow feeling in my chest, Like rise and fall in the tidal crest. Looking for a moment of avoidance, A tragedy knocking at the entrance Finding peace in blood and guts, Comforts like mother’s hugs. The sluggish afternoon, The sedative being a boon An […]
Kashmiri cuisines reflect our culture heritage
By: Mohammad Hanief Kashmir has been known as the paradise on earth due to its breath taking landscapes and is also home to one of diverse & rich culinary heritage. Kashmiri style is a special combination of flavors, spices and people here have inherited this way of cooking from their ancestors. The genesis of these […]
NEP 2020: Summative Assessment at Foundational Stage working wonders
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi The National Education Policy 2020 has brought about a transformation in India’s education system with a particular emphasis on the foundational stage, covering ages 3 to 8. NEP 2020 underscores the importance of holistic development and redefines assessment practices, including summative assessments, to better suit young learners. Traditionally, summative assessments have […]
Right now, the Sun is far more active than predicted
By: Kyle McMullan Last week, three tiny Australian satellites from Curtin University’s Binar Space Program burned up in Earth’s atmosphere. That was always going to happen. In fact, Binar means “fireball” in the Noongar language of the First Nations people of Perth. When a satellite is in low Earth orbit (2,000km or less), it experiences […]
Reviving Iqbal’s Dream
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi Iqbal Day every year reminds us of the timelessness of Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s legacy, his vision for intellectual and spiritual freedom, and the extent to which a profound thinker, poet, and philosopher is venerated for his continued efforts to awaken the spirit of selfhood and purpose. He called people to break […]
Āryans: Patrons of the Saraswati-Sindhu Civilization
By: Shubham Kewaliya What was the connection between the ancient civilization that flourished along the Saraswati-Sindhu Rivers and the Āryans, has been a question of intrigue and debate in Bharatiya Historical discourse for over a century? The answer, it turns out, is embedded in the findings of scientific archaeological excavations and their careful study. In […]
Can you die from long COVID? The answer is not so simple
By: Rose (Shiqi) Luo, Catherine Itsiopoulos, Kate Anderson, Magdalena Plebanskiand Zhen Zheng Nearly five years into the pandemic, COVID is feeling less central to our daily lives. But the virus, SARS-CoV-2, is still around, and for many people the effects of an infection can be long-lasting. When symptoms persist for more than three months after […]
Tribute to Shri Ratan Tata
By: Narendra Modi It has been a month since Shri Ratan Tata Ji left us. From bustling cities and towns to villages, his absence is deeply felt across every segment of society. Seasoned industrialists, budding entrepreneurs and hardworking professionals mourn his loss. Those passionate about the environment and devoted to philanthropy are equally saddened. His […]
