Investigative Report on ‘Nikkha App’ Websites
By: Irfan Attari Kashmiri In the age of digital connectivity, online matchmaking apps have transformed the landscape of how people seek life partners. These platforms promise convenience, compatibility, and a vast pool of potential matches. Among them, Nikkha app websites have garnered significant attention for their focus on facilitating marital connections. However, an in-depth investigation […]
10th National Handloom Day: Promoting a Sustainable Handloom Revival: Quality above Quantity
By: Giriraj Singh We are celebrating 10th National Handloom Day on 7th August, 2024. As all are aware, Swadeshi Movement was launched at a meeting held on August 07, 1905, at Town Hall, Kolkata. The movement as a part of our freedom struggle had aimed at reviving domestic products and production processes. To commemorate this […]
Minimally Invasive Techniques in heart surgery
By: Dr. Akhil Kumar Rustagi The rise of minimally invasive procedures has significantly changed the discipline of cardiovascular care. A particular example of this is the latest technique of minimally invasive aortic valve replacement (procedure to replace a damaged heart valve). This method is changing the course of cardiac care in India, where approximately 300,000 […]
The marvels of modern science
By: Lidija M. Mcknight What do you think of when you think about ancient Egyptian mummies? Perhaps your mind takes you back to a school trip to the museum, when you came face to face with a mummified person inside a glass case. Or maybe you think of mummies as depicted by Hollywood, the emerging […]
Corruption and Development: A Complex Relationship
By: Dr. Reyaz Ahmad I recently read in the newspaper about the mismanagement and corruption in an NGO that trains poor students to compete in the Government of India’s JEE, NEET, and IIT exams, which are required of grade 12 students to get into India’s top engineering and medical colleges. There is intense discussion and […]
Robocars promise to improve traffic
By: Weizi Li Robot vehicles are no longer a sci-fi concept: Cities around the world have been testing autonomous robotaxissince 2016. With the increasing presence of robot vehicles in traffic and the foreseeable long period of transitioning from mixed traffic to fully autonomous traffic, my team and I wondered whether robot vehicles and their interactions […]
Brain Stroke, second most common cause of mortality
By: Dr Amit Shrivastav Stroke, often termed a “brain attack,” ranks as the second most common cause of mortality after heart attacks and stands as the leading cause of disability. It affects one in every four persons once in their lifetime. This medical emergency occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is disrupted, […]
Impact of heat waves on children
By: Mohammad Hanief Climate change is raising global temperatures and causing historic heat waves. More countries are facing hotter days more frequently, with more intensity and for longer periods. The heat stress caused by exposure to heat waves can negatively affect health and well-being, especially for infants and young children. In East Asia and the […]
Who is to blame?
By: Priyanka Saurabh The owner of the coaching center which was preparing students in the basement did not know that there could be a problem with water logging in the basement. Youngsters were studying in the basement of a coaching center when the sudden influx of water turned into death. Many people ran away to […]
How do I know if I have the flu, COVID, RSV or something else?
By: Natasha Yates You wake with a sore throat and realise you are sick. Is this going to be a two-day or a two-week illness? Should you go to a doctor or just go to bed? Most respiratory illnesses have very similar symptoms at the start: sore throat, congested or runny nose, headache, fatigue and […]
