Naranag- Pearl of natural serene in Kashmir
By: Mohammad Hanief Naranag or Nara Nag is a tourist hamlet and bases for trekking and adventure tours in Ganderbal district of Kashmir valley. It lies in the foothills of Pir Panjal range, which extends south east to connect with other popular trekking points. One of the most breathtaking moments are felt higher up where […]
Climate change biggest threat to modern world
By: Mohammad Yasir Lone Nature possesses an inherent ability to adapt to a certain degree of change. However, due to human-induced factors like deforestation, land encroachment, pollution, and overexploitation of natural resources, this natural resilience has been significantly diminished. To address these issues and build resilience, countries should prioritize regaining nature’s lost immunity and implement […]
Overcoming loneliness
By: Vinod C. Dixit According to the British Red Cross, more than nine million people say they are always or often lonely, out of a population of 65.6 million. Loneliness is a major problem in the modern world as traditional roles and relationships of both men and women have change tremendously in the last few […]
Technology Transforming Brain Tumor Treatment
By: Dr Aditya Gupta Every year, on July 22nd, the global community comes together to observe World Brain Day. This year’s theme is “Brain Health and Disability: Leave No One Behind,” emphasizing the importance of addressing brain health issues and ensuring equal access to treatment for individuals with disabilities. One of the significant challenges in […]
Need to reinvigorate drained brains
By: Abid Hussain Rather Different people among us are engaged with different professions in diverse fields and every profession has its own substantiveness for the progress, advancement and development of a nation. Each and every profession plays a vital role in this course and no profession is abortive. But it can’t be denied that there […]
Revolutionizing Diagnostic Precision
By: Dr. Sumit Mrig Sialendoscopy is an innovative technique used for the treatment of salivary gland duct stones, medically known as Sialolithiasis. This condition is a common cause of benign swelling in the salivary glands, with an incidence ranging from 1 in 15,000 to 1 in 30,000 individuals. Traditionally, the treatment for symptomatic salivary gland […]
Crafted to perfection
By: Mohammad Hanief Kashmir, paradise on earth, is a place famous for its picturesque beauty. Apart from its abundant and mesmerizing nature, handicrafts add another feather on Kashmir’s cap. The rich culture of handicrafts ubiquitous in Kashmir has been an asset not just for the region but for the entire nation. Kashmiri handicrafts provide a […]
Tilok Chand ‘Mehroom’ and children’s Poetry
By: Ghulam Mohammed Ansari Allama Iqbal, Hafeez Jalandhari, Afsar Merathi, Ismail Merathi, Shafiuddin Nair, Ghulam Rabbani Taban, Akhtar Sherani, Nazir Akbarabadi, Hali, Josh Malihabadi and many other big names are among the writers of masterpiece poems in Urdu. These writers taught us the manners of life through poems in our childhood. Where God’s greatness was […]
Writing new India’s growth story
By: Sumita Dawra India is at a take-off point today. The logistical bottlenecks are falling by the wayside as the country’s global logistics rating zooms past its competitors. India’s global positioning in manufacturing and trade is strongly related to reforms for improving infrastructure and EXIM logistics. Recognising infrastructure as a critical growth engine for the […]
The monsoon fury
By: K S S Pillai I know the monsoon season is not far off when the employees of the electricity board cut down the branches of trees that encroach upon the space above the overhead electric lines. I start searching the sky for signs of the season. An isolated dark cloud floating across the sky […]
