By Lalit Garg  World Sight Day is celebrated globally on the second Thursday of October every year. This year it falls on Thursday, 12 October. The day is celebrated to...

By Dr Rajkumar Singh Single-gender classes, also known as single-sex education, are educational settings where students of only one gender (either all boys or all girls) are taught together. This...

By: Abbas Ali The exchange of goods is the necessary result of the division of labour. Generally, different countries produce goods for which the climate and other conditions are specifically...

PM Narendra Modi A few days ago we lost Professor M.S. Swaminathan. Our nation lost a visionary who revolutionised agricultural science, a stalwart whose contribution to India will always be...

By: Arshid Khan As the summer sun begins to wane, making way for the arrival of autumn, a remarkable transformation takes place in the natural world. The vibrant hues of...

By: Altaf Hussain Rather Inventions and discoveries, innovations and advancement have created a revolution all over the world not only in the personal life of an individual, but also in...

By: Gajendra Singh Shekhawat India, a country of remarkable diversity and stark contrasts, finds strength in its unity, especially in times of adversity. The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, (Clean India Campaign)...

(Non-violence is a universal phenomenon and it has great relevance and significance) By: M Ahmad Mahatma Gandhi is the greatest apostle of peace the world has seen. His notion of...

Sahil Sharifdin Bhat Forgiveness holds a profound significance in the character of a great person. While a small person seeks revenge, greatness is exemplified in forgiveness. By choosing to forgive,...

By:  Ghulam Mohammed Ansari A lot has been written on Urdu journalism in India after independence. Then whether it is "Urdu journalism in India and Pakistan" or the history of...