Quality education: A dream come true or imprisoned in suicide?
In an agonizing twist of fate, a 14-year-old girl attempted to take her own life, being helplessly trapped by the weight of her family’s poverty. Her parents, struggling against the endless cycle of financial hardship, clearly couldn’t manage the fees demanded by her school—a private institution they believed was her only chance to break the […]
From eye exams to blood tests and surgery: how doctors use light to diagnose disease
By: Matthew Griffith You’re not feeling well. You’ve had a pounding headache all week, dizzy spells and have vomited up your past few meals. You visit your GP to get some answers and sit while they shine a light in your eyes, order a blood test and request some medical imaging. Everything your GP just […]
Role of Education in reducing Poverty
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi Education is very much recognized to be a best weapon for fighting with poverty and for sustainable development in the economy. By providing knowledge, skills, and opportunities, it breaks cycles of poverty by enhancing life quality. In this process, education plays a big role in economic growth and social inclusion along […]
Making climate education inclusive for all children
By: Rachael C. Edwards, Grace Healy and Nicola Walshe All young people need to have access to high-quality climate education because, when not overwhelming, emotional engagement with the climate crisis can motivate action. We recently surveyed more than 2,400 school students aged 11-14 in England about their views on climate change and sustainability education. Students […]
Chance for creative minds
School Innovation Marathon 2024-2025 By: Sahil Manzoor Students enrolled in an educational institute are capable of doing great miracles in every field. Like in science and technology, education, health, agriculture, horticulture, pisciculture, business, and all that we are experiencing in our day-to-day life. Great minds never beg for government jobs, and they are never like […]
Earth’s climate will keep changing
By: Andrew King The world is striving to reach net-zero emissions as we try to ward off dangerous global warming. But will getting to net-zero actually avert climate instability, as many assume? Our new study examined that question. Alarmingly, we found reaching net-zero in the next few decades will not bring an immediate end to […]
The wonders of Quantum mechanics
By: Sahil Bilal Quantum mechanics is one of the most fascinating fields of physics. Often described as mysterious, strange, and counterintuitive, it emerged in the early 20th century and transformed our understanding of nature on the smallest scales. While classical physics deals with the everyday experiences of objects and forces, quantum mechanics delves into the […]
This Diwali let’s play safe
By: Dr Mahipal Singh Sachdev The jubilant spirit of Diwali, with its vibrant colors, crackling sounds, and mesmerizing lights, brings joy to millions across the country. The aesthetic allure of firecrackers adds an extra layer of celebration, turning it into a season of fun and revelry. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that unsafe celebrations […]
Education sectorneeds a comprehensive approach
By: Mohammad Hanief Education is a very important factor in the economic development of any country. India since the early days of independence has always focused on improving the literacy rate in the country and even today the government runs many programs to promote primary and higher education. Education in India means the process of […]
Role of Genetics in Mental Disorder
By: Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi Mental disorders are characterized mainly by alterations in thought processes and emotional regulation and behaviour. They include a wide range of conditions, from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder to depression, anxiety, and perhaps the most elusive, autism spectrum disorder. These are among the most dominant and debilitating conditions worldwide, affecting millions. Although […]
