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 […]
Dhanteras: The festival of Prosperity and Joy
By: Lalit Garg Dhanteras is the festival of Prosperity, Happiness and Joy that can boost economic growth. Literal meaning of Dhanteras is qualitative correction of the economy. On this day, lamps of hope are decorated in homes and in markets currency is exchanged. It is believed that things purchased on this day increase manifold. It […]
How the US presidential elections affecteconomy, stock market?
By: Jianxin Wang With the US presidential election on a knife edge and less than a week away, financial markets are watching with bated breath. There’s no shortage of reasons to be nervous. Both sides have outlined radically different visions of America’s economic future, with major implications for the rest of the world. All of […]
World Stroke Day 2024
Regular exercise not only a preventive but also a rehab tool for stroke By: Dr Amit Shrivastav Stroke is a medical emergency and every 40 seconds, someone in the country suffers a stroke, and every four minutes, someone loses their life to it. This year, World Stroke Day highlights the transformative theme, “#GreaterThan Stroke Active […]
Medicine, engineeringstill the best choice among students
By: Dr.Reyaz Ahmad In India, career choices are often restricted to two main fields—Medicine (MBBS) and Engineering. This trend is deeply rooted in the nation’s socio-cultural fabric and has been perpetuated over decades, making these professions synonymous with success and stability. While there are numerous opportunities available in other sectors, MBBS and Engineering remain the […]
The end of the road
By: K S SPillai Nobody wants to live beyond a certain age despite the availability of wonder drugs and the saying that being buried at a good old age and full of years is a sign of divine favour. It is difficult to imagine someone wishing to live like Methuselah, one who lived long, dying […]
Why do people do extreme sports?
By: Odette Hornby Participation in extreme sports has surged since COVID-19, with 490 million people estimated to be taking part globally. This may have been fuelled by a desire to break free from lockdown-induced monotony and an explosion of media coverage showcasing the allure of high-adrenaline activities. Extreme sports, like Base jumping, free solo climbing, […]
POEM: Can I live without strain?
By: Iqra Zehra Whenever I want to move forward in my life, anxiety haunts me at every step of my life The troubles of parents also surround me at every step But sometimes circumstances change, which make me feel that everything is fine Sometimes there is happiness while many a time there is melancholy I […]
Agriculture: The fundamental pillar in JK’s economy
By: Riyaz-Ullah Agriculture has always been the bedrock of any economy in the world. It is not only the backbone of economy at the national level but at the regional level in Jammu and Kashmir. It is serving as the primarily livelihood for the majority of its population. Despite the challenges of political and economic […]
