Precision without pain
By: Dr Devendra Kumar Babbar For many patients, the word ‘surgery’ still brings to mind long hospital stays, painful stitches, and weeks of slow recovery. This fear often leads people to delay treatment, especially for urological problems like kidney tumors or prostate issues. In India, prostate enlargement affects nearly 60 percent of men over the […]
New flight to space: Axiom-4 and India’s global recognition
By: Priyanka Saurabh The Axiom-4 mission is a historic moment in India’s space history. With the participation of Air Force Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, this mission has become not just a technological achievement but a symbol of India’s presence on the global stage. This mission, in collaboration with America’s Axiom-4 Space and NASA, has taken […]
Teacher-student relationship affects learning process
By: M Ahmad Teacher-student relationship is increasingly acknowledged as vital for student well-being, academic success, and overall growth. Positive relationships, defined by mutual respect, trust and care, are associated with enhanced learning attitudes, motivation and a greater sense of belonging. In contrast, negative or strained relationship can impede academic progress and lead to disengagement. Educators […]
Surah Al-Fatiha: The Cry of the Soul
By: Dr Aftab jan Surah Al-Fatiha, the very first chapter of the Qur’an, is not merely an introduction to a divine book—it is a direct address from the Creator to the most broken places of the human soul. It is the chapter of life, of struggle, of longing, of awakening, of weeping in silence and […]
The Silent Warrior in the Rain
By: Mohammad Nadeem She walks silently — not because she has nothing to say, but because the world rarely listens to the voices hidden beneath veils and pain. She is a Hijabi Muslimah — not just by dress, but by soul. Her identity is not just wrapped in fabric; it is woven in faith, dignity, […]
Tobacco’s Silent Damage
By: Syed Majid Gilani Have we ever truly reflected on how deeply tobacco affects not just individual users, but entire families and generations? What was once used as a medicinal herb in ancient times has today become one of the most quietly destructive addictions in our society. Tobacco doesn’t just harm the body, it affects […]
Surah Al-Fatiha: The Cry of the Soul
By: Dr Aftab jan Surah Al-Fatiha, the very first chapter of the Qur’an, is not merely an introduction to a divine book—it is a direct address from the Creator to the most broken places of the human soul. It is the chapter of life, of struggle, of longing, of awakening, of weeping in silence and […]
India’s 11-year-long Climate Climb
By: Bhupender Yadav The impacts of anthropogenic climate change are being felt all over the globe. The 6th Assessment report of the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has categorically stated that the earth’s temperature in the decade 2011-20 has risen by 1.1 degree Celsius compared to the pre-industrial (1850-1900) levels. At the same time, […]
Rail connectivity will transform business landscape in JK
By: Mohammad Hanief In the heart of the Himalayas, where majestic peaks and verdant valleys frame centuries-old traditions, a quiet revolution is underway. The clatter of wheels on steel tracks—long missing from Kashmir’s economic story—is now emerging as a powerful catalyst for business, trade, and entrepreneurship. With the Indian Railways intensifying efforts to expand and […]
Opportunities for children during vacations
By: M Ahmad More than merely a break from routine, summer vacations present numerous opportunities for children to explore, learn, and develop. These vacations grant children a glimpse of independence as they navigate their days without the structure of school. Parents can utilize this time to empower their children to assume age-appropriate responsibilities, whether it […]
