Review: Solitude and Solace
By: Zahoor Farooq Her maiden attempt at penning down an anthology of poems primarily centered around the themes of melancholy, betrayal, disquiet and solitude, Andleeba Mushtaq, a twelfth-grade student, hailing from the town Khrew, Pampore reveals her odyssey. This expedition is one she has embarked upon to fight against the specters that her past unfolded […]
Increase in crime
By: Syed Mustafa Ahmad Living in a society means there are vast chances of conflict and violence. When utensils are put at a single place, they often collide against each other and produce noise. A single utensil cannot produce any noise. It is a parable and not to be taken literally. If there is no […]
Poem: I Cried
By: Shahid Showkat (Darvish) I told the story of separation in the party and cried River of tears flowed down without will and I cried. If I didn’t cry, what else would I do? That was a time of mourning, I loudly cried That unfaithful person would have not wept, after betraying me But my […]
Saudi-Iran ties on mend
By: Asad Mirza Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) met Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian, last week on 18th August, Riyadh. The meeting was the first in a series of high-level talks since both countries reconciled in March this year, after years of bitter rivalry that destabilised the region, in a peace […]
Whispers of Diligence
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon “Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, ‘The creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn. ’Similarly, in the delicate dance of honeybees and the determined stride of scorpions, we find a profound lessons on unity and diligence that resonates through the tapestry of nature” In the vast world of insects, honeybees […]
Advancements in Neuro and Spine Care: A Minimally Invasive Approach
By: Dr Satnam Singh Chhabra In the realm of medical science, the complexities of neurology and spine-related ailments have long been a formidable challenge. The burden of these conditions affecting the brain and spinal cord has been on a constant rise, warranting a concerted effort to raise awareness and address the escalating incidence of these […]
Channelizing youth’s potential towards positive change
By: Abid Hussain Rather The former president of India, Indian aerospace scientist and statesman, famously known as missile man of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam has aptly said that children and youth are the pictures of a nation’s future. They are our hope for tomorrow. In other words we can say that for a brighter […]
Sudden cardiac death can be prevented
By: Dr Bimal Chhajer Sudden Cardiac Death has been making headlines lately and thus there is a dire need to shed light on this pressing issue and raise awareness. People often come across distressing incidents where individuals succumb to this silent threat without any warning. While accidents and disasters capture the news, sudden cardiac death […]
Technology with Impacts
By: Farheen Wani ‘All of the biggest technological inventions created by man – the airplane, the automobile, the computer – says little about his intelligence but speaks volumes about his laziness’…… Mark Kennedy Society gives purpose to technology, for technology is made to help man—for better or for worse. From the moment man picked up […]
Tourism, the rising industry
By: Mohammad Ashraf Bhat Kashmir being a geographical wonder is blessed with immense natural beauty and is known for its breathtaking landscapes, snowy mountains, meadows , gardens, orchards, lakes, high mountain passes, hill stations and religious sites. There is too much of diversity that Kashmir offers in culture, nature and climate. Apart from this Kashmir […]
