Elderly Parents: Isolated and uncared for!
Mohammad Hanief At a time when the world is witnessing rapid technological advancement, economic competition, social unrest, and changing lifestyles, one silent crisis is steadily emerging within families and societies across the globe — the neglect of elderly parents. Despite modern comforts and material progress, millions of senior citizens today are living in loneliness, emotional […]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Outlaw hazardous Mosquito Coils Recent reports brief that there is an evidence of health risks for human’s beings for using mosquito repellent incense sticks. It is alarming to note that nearly 85% of these products in the market lack mandatory Central Insecticides Registration approval. With nearly 70% of doctors identifying respiratory issues linked […]
Italy and India: A Strategic Partnership for the Indo-Mediterranean
Narendra Modi and Giorgia Meloni The relationship between India and Italy has now reached a decisive stage. In recent years, our ties have expanded with unprecedented momentum, evolving from a cordial friendship into a special strategic partnership grounded in the values of freedom and democracy, and a common vision for the future. At a time […]
Census 2027: A transformative step in demographic data collection
Imran Raina India’s Census 2027 has commenced, heralding the nation’s first fully digital census—a transformative step in demographic data collection. This exercise, announced officially, divides into two phases: house listing from June 1st and population enumeration thereafter. At the heart of this digital transformation is the self-enumeration portal at se.census.in. For the first time, families […]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Green Shift In Pharma Mandate The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission’s mandate to eliminate Class 1 carcinogenic solvents like benzene from our 50 billion dollar pharmaceutical industry is a phenomenal leap toward sustainable healthcare. Historically drug manufacturing has generated over 100 kg of hazardous waste per kilogram of active ingredient. By replacing lethal chemicals with […]
The Forgotten Fifth Subject
Tawheed Parvaiz Bhat Education is not only about securing marks or passing examinations; it is about building careers, developing skills, and preparing students for the future. However, one of the most neglected and misunderstood aspects of higher secondary education today is the importance of the 5th subject. Unfortunately, many students consider it merely an optional […]
Equality and women’s freedom
Dr. Priyanka Saurabh The recent observation by the Supreme Court of India is not merely a legal observation, but a historic message challenging the deeply ingrained mindset in Indian society that often limits a woman’s identity after marriage to her husband, family, and domestic responsibilities. The Court stated unequivocally that a woman cannot be expected […]
Sanitation workers: The Real Heroes
Dr. Satyavan Saurabh A city isn’t defined by its tall buildings, wide roads, or dazzling lights, but by its cleanliness and orderliness. When a person enters a city, the first thing they notice is its cleanliness, environment, and civic discipline. Clean cities not only look beautiful, but also symbolize better health, a safe life, and […]
From PCOS to PMOS: Rethink on Women’s Health Condition
Junaid Abdul Qayyum Shaikh, Solapur For years, millions of women across the world have heard the term “PCOS” during medical consultations. Many were told it was mainly an ovarian condition linked to irregular periods, weight gain, acne, or fertility issues. But now, the medical world is taking a dramatic new step that could transform how […]
Losing childhood for grades
Dr. Priyanka Saurabh In a developing country like India, education has always been considered a means of respect and progress. Education not only provides knowledge, but also provides understanding of life, social awareness, and direction for a better future. However, over time, the nature of education has changed, and today, the situation has become such […]