Understanding Responsibilities
It is the time to respond to our duties towards making our societies progressive in true sense
By: Syed Maajid Rashid Andrabi How often do we introspect to come to terms about the changing dynamics of our societies, which we are entirely responsible for? With the fast paced life wherein everyone is too busy for any task, it is very difficult to comprehend how our thought processing has evolved with the time. […]
What does 100 crore vaccinations mean for the country?
By: Dr Renu Swarup It is a remarkable achievement, well recognized not just within the country but globally as well. It gives us a level of confidence that we can take on any major public health healthcare challenge. We are inoculating around a crore every day, which is not an easy task, considering the vastness […]
Team India-Responding to Adversity with Achievement
India completed vaccination of 100 crore doses on 21st October 2021, in just about 9 months since starting vaccination. This has been a tremendous journey in dealing with Covid-19, especially when we recall how things stood in early 2020. Humanity was dealing with such a pandemic after 100 years and no-one knew much about the […]
Is lockdown screen time increasing hunchback among kids?
By: Dr Ayush Sharma Kyphosis can spread due to a congenital problem in the spine and the deformity can progress further if not treated on time, it can increase pressure on the lungs and the heart, which can result in repetitive sickness with lung infections and morbidity. Slouched back or hunched back is a condition […]
Observance of Milad and its relevance with Hadith and Quran
By: Suhaib Rafi Mir Milad-un-Nabi (SAW) refers to the observance of the birth anniversary of the last prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and the pious day is celebrated across the world in the third month of the Muslim lunar calendar. This year Milad was observed on 19th October in India. Several Sunni Muslims, especially Hanafis, observe fast […]
The precarious nature of walnut harvesting in J&K. How can that be changed?
By: Arka Chakraborty The months of August, September and October in Jammu and Kashmir are marked by the harvest of walnuts, produced in large quantity in the Union Territory and are very popular all across the country, as well as in other countries around the world. The walnut trees are one of the most important […]
Preserving the essence of research
What Should You Expect From Your PhD Supervisor?
By: Rizwan Yousuf Under pressure to train productive lab members quickly, many PhD programmes in the biomedical sciences have shortened their courses, squeezing out opportunities for putting research into its wider context. Consequently, most PhD curricula are unlikely to nurture the big thinkers and creative problem-solvers the society needs. They need to be taught to […]
Children Living With Parents With Addiction
As children, we look to our parents and caregivers for unconditional support from the time we are infants through our adulthood. But some parents can’t provide that support because they’re dealing with a drug or alcohol addiction. It’s no secret that addiction ruins lives. The impact of addiction reverberates in every part of society, across […]
NEP 2020-Review : Educational Reforms in school structure, evaluation and assessment
By: Dr Imtiyaz Rasool Ganai For best future plans and Results, it is very essential to make the appraisal of past systems and situations, assess the present performance and design future goals and strategy. Now that the long waited Educational Reforms and structural changes in the fast global tempo of nations have necessitated the overhaul […]
Why Taiwan may not succumb to China?
By: Aditya Vashisht The Chinese have made headlines with their record incursions into the Taiwanese airspace. These haven’t gone unnoticed and have sought to increase the fears of many that this is a part of a long list of preludes by the Chinese for an invasion. The Taiwanese have strongly condemned these intimidation tactics and […]
