Pure Hearts Walk Alone in a Fake World
By: Dr Aftab jan This world is not what it seems on the surface. Behind the smiles, behind the crowds, behind the laughter, there is a painful truth that only those with sensitive souls can feel. Psychology says — and life quietly agrees — that people who are clever, deceitful, and manipulative often attract large […]
Shifting Dynamics in Manufacturing
Letter to the Editor Dear Sir, Dixon Technologies approval by central ministry for a joint venture (JV) with Chinese firm Long cheer Intelligence marks a defining moment for India’s electronics sector. This collaboration goes beyond just business it signals a nuanced shift in policy, potentially easing India’s historically cautious approach to Chinese investments. While this […]
Don’t ignore Joint Pain
By: Dr. Rajiv Thukral Joint pain is often seen as a normal part of aging. Many people in India simply “adjust” to it, hoping it will go away with home remedies or rest. But sometimes, your joints are trying to tell you something more serious. When pain, stiffness, or swelling refuse to settle with lifestyle […]
Foods That Fight Heartburn
By: Sahil Swe A Common Problem Deserves a Common-Sense Solution…….Heartburn. A word we all know too well—yet often overlook. That uncomfortable burning sensation in the chest after a spicy meal or on an empty stomach can make even the calmest of minds restless. I’ve seen it happen with students during exams, friends at dinner, and […]
The Power of Tawheed
By: Sahil Bilal In the heart of Islam lies a concept so profound, so central, that it shapes the faith, worldview, and daily life of a Muslim:……. Tawheed, the oneness of Allah. It is the bedrock upon which the entire Islamic faith is built, the lens through which Muslims understand their relationship with their Creator, […]
Bulldozers Can’t Build a Future
Letter to the Editor Dear Sir, The Supreme Court’s rebuke to Telangana is a stark reminder that forests are not obstacles to development, they are its foundation. When states treat green cover as expendable, they betray not just nature, but future generations. True progress lies not in bulldozing ecosystems, but in integrating them. Development without […]
Fighting the onslaught
By: Mohammad Nadeem In a quiet town nestled among the mountains, lived a man who once believed that love could conquer all. His marriage, arranged yet hopeful, quickly turned into a battlefield. What began with minor disagreements soon erupted into uncontrollable anger bursts, manipulations, and well-orchestrated scenes. One evening, as if by magic, distant relatives—always […]
The Silent Epidemic
Addressing the Mental Health Crisis in the Post-Pandemic Era By: Narayanan Kizhumundayur The COVID-19 pandemic, while primarily a public health emergency of unprecedented scale, also triggered a parallel and far more silent epidemic—one that continues to grow in the shadows: the mental health crisis. Though nations have reopened, masks are off, and economies are on […]
Justice for Devadasis
Letter to the Editor Dear Sir, The proposed Karnataka Devadasi (Prevention, Prohibition, Relief & Rehabilitation) Bill marks a long overdue but progressive shift in eradicating a dehumanizing tradition. Recognizing Devadasi children as legitimate heirs with rights to property, and facilitating paternity through DNA finally confronts institutional apathy. However, enforcement must not echo past failures conviction […]
Skills hold the key to success
By: Imran Reshi Unemployment in Kashmir and the rest of the country is a pressing issue. There are huge number of job seekers holding higher degrees of education in their hands or dossiers. Some people hold the government responsible for not providing the adequate quantity of jobs to the unemployed youth, some holding their educational […]