A window of opportunity
By: Idil Boran, Nathalie Pettorelli The world is facing unparalleled changes in climatic conditions and drastic loss of biological diversity, putting humanity at risk. The breakdown of the earth’s climate and the rapid loss of wildlife are intertwined, yet response by governments to these crises currently fails to recognize the deep connections between them. There […]
Newspapers are still the most credible news source
Humanify Feature Newspapers were rated as the most credible news source, not only for older but younger readers too, according to a study by Humanify, a technology-based research platform. Older aged respondents, gave higher scores to newspapers, citing concerns around fake news and conspiracy theories on internet and social media channels, while as many as […]
Greed and Contentment in Life
By: Dr. Reyaz Ahmad Contentment and greed are two opposing strands in the tapestry of human emotions and aspirations, and each is crucial in determining how our lives turn out. It is crucial to characterize these two to comprehend the dynamics between them. An excessive desire to have our own more than one needs or […]
Learning new things about space
By: Sahil Manzoor Space is so vast that one cannot imagine. Most of us get confused when we use a word space. To understand what space actually is, we have to read authentic theories of science. Science is the discipline where every micro- to gigantic object, living organisms, is examined in various aspects. There are […]
Helping children to tidy up their room
By: Elizabeth Westrupp, Christiane Kehoe and Gabriella King If you’ve ever opened the door to your child’s room only to be greeted by a sea of clothes, toys and who knows what else, you’re not alone. Among countless reminders, pleading and threats, parents often find themselves in battle with their children when it comes to […]
Advancement in Robotic Surgery for Cancer Treatment
By: Dr. Surender Kumar Dabas It is well known that minimizing the impact of oncological treatment is the way not only to improve cancer patients’ quality of life, but also to increase compliance to treatment and ultimately the chances of a cure. Maintaining oncological standards, improving perioperative outcomes and functional results, and minimizing complications, are […]
Rendezvous with the grinding world order collapse of the 1930s
By: David Ekbladh The past decade and a half has seen upheaval across the globe. The 2008 financial crisis and its fallout, the COVID-19 pandemic and major regional conflicts in Sudan, the Middle East, Ukraine and elsewhere have left residual uncertainty. Added to this is a tense, growing rivalry between the U.S. and its perceived […]
Exploring the Division of Labor
By: Dr. Reyaz Ahmad The allocation of work to men and women has been a subject of debate for many years. Even though gender equality is a goal of the modern world, some roles still differentiate between men and women for a variety of reasons, including individual, cultural, psychological, and biological variables. This article delves […]
The art of giving
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon Growing up in a household where money was tight, we didn’t indulge in the luxury of frequent shopping trips. New clothes were a rare treat, reserved for special occasions like Eid, and even school uniforms were bought sparingly, often just once a year. Despite these challenges, my parents ensured we never […]
Etiquettes reflect one’s inner values
By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon ‘Etiquette is the poetry of conduct; the rhythm that resonates within and harmonizes our interactions with the world.’ Etiquettes are not merely social constructs; they are the embodiment of one’s inner values, discipline, and respect for others. For conscious and quality people, etiquettes naturally become a lifetime legacy, ingrained in their […]
