Coaching Centres and their role
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon I recently had the opportunity to read an insightful article titled “Education as a Business: The Dark Side of Coaching Centers.” While I appreciate the concerns raised by the author regarding the commercialization of education, I believe it is crucial to acknowledge the positive contributions that coaching centers make to the […]
Drugs causing liver abnormality in India
By: Dr Sanjiv Saigal Drug induced liver injury or DILI, as the name suggests, is an adverse reaction of any medication or substance which causes liver damage, which may be acute or chronic. One of the major aspects’ attributes to self-medication and over the counter medications. Although exact incidence of DILI in India is not […]
Echoes from the fields
By: Peer Mohammad Amir Qureshi ‘To be a farmer is to be a student forever, for each day brings something new’: JOHN CONNELL As the first rays of dawn painted the canvas of my Facebook feed, a captivating video unfolded before my eyes. Enchanting and evocative, it portrayed a symphony of women meticulously sowing paddy […]
Girl, a victim of unending sufferings
By: Ulfat Zehra It is a fact that girls are a beautiful gift from God. Without them, the very basis of life is unthinkable. She is the foundation stone of humanity. She wears many faces like a daughter, sister, wife, et cetera. In every role, she is important. However, nowadays, girls are depressed. In the […]
Behold, Read and Enjoy ‘Human’s Rain’: By Azerbaijani Poetess– Nigar Arif
By: Khursheed Wani Nigar Arif, Azerbaijani Poetess– a young lady writer and a talented representative of the new generation of Azerbaijani youth has written her second poetry book. She was born in 1993 in Azerbaijan. She studied at Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University in the English faculty in 2010- 2014 and graduated from “III Youth Writers’ […]
Respect, Care for our Elders
By: Mohammad Hanief From a young age, our elders work tirelessly to give us the best life filled with opportunities, comfort and pleasure. As they age, it is imperative that we return the love and care for them that they have given us over the years. Even though the generation gap and digital age have […]
Unveiling the silent suffering
By: Peer Mohammad Amir Qureshi At the forefront of molding the minds that will shape a nation’s destiny, stands the figure of a teacher. These custodians of knowledge are revered as the architects of our society, their significance echoed time and again. Throughout the annals of history, teaching has held an exalted position, an act […]
Education; Challenges and Solutions
By: Tabiya Mukhtar Education is the systematic process of learning. It is as important as food, water, shelter etc. Education gives meaning to our life as it helps us to grow and develop our minds. Education is important for everyone. Education helps us to know the difference between a human being and a animal. In […]
POEM: Let us go somewhere
By: Syed Mustafa Ahmad Let us go somewhere Where there is no pain, Where there is no sad rain, Where lives are lived, Where the brave are not timid Where girls live, Where wounds are to sew, Where merit is an honour, Where the owner is an owner, Where truth prevails, Where falsehood fails, Where […]
Balanced economic ties vital for both US and China
By: Asad Mirza Last week the U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen went on a four-day diplomatic trip to China, where she met with top Chinese economic officials, including Premier Li Qiang, former Vice Premier Liu He, and former People’s Bank of China Gov. Zhou Xiaochuan. This is Yellen’s first visit to Beijing as Washington’s chief […]
