Mitigating tensions and ensuring peace along Myanmar-Bangladesh border
By: Kamal Uddin Mazumder Every country must have regional peace and harmony in order to develop economically and culturally. History has shown us that if a region does not enjoy peace, many nations will suffer, and many people will suffer as a result. Despite a few isolated instances occasionally posing grave concerns, Southeast Asia has […]
Leveraging Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY ecosystem to help Transgender Community
By: Dr. R S Sharma, To drive Universal Health Coverage (UHC), inclusivity is as essential to the core of a public healthcare system as transparency is to governance. These endeavours for public health in India were bolstered when the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) was launched on 23rd September, 2018 by […]
Foreign Languages in Kindergarten
By: Zubair Hamid Parray According to a famous saying, “The limits of my language are the limits of my world.” Indeed, the ability to speak several languages is considered one of the hallmarks of a cultured person. From this perspective, foreign language instruction should begin as early as possible in order to achieve near-native fluency. […]
Fastest and fifth largest: India’s economy is unstoppable
It may be coincidental, but it is nonetheless of profound satisfaction for every Indian that India has surpassed Britain to emerge as the world’s fifth largest economy in the 75th year of its independence from British colonial rule. This achievement also comes at a time when Britain is struggling to shore up its plummeting economy […]
5TH SEPTEMBER: THE DAY THAT BELONGS TO OUR TEACHERS
By: Tamana Shafi Teachers have been acclaimed for their selfless service all around the world from the beginning of time. They have been considered as makers of a nation. They take care of kids from the time they are five or six till they are 18 to 20 years of age. Like it is said, […]
TEACHERS DAY IN INDIA
By: SHAHID SHAFI SHAH Teacher’s day is celebrated every year in India on 5th of September, in the commemoration of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, born on 5th September 1888 in Tiruttani, Tamil Nadu. He was India’s 2nd president, 1st vice president, philosopher, politician, renowned scholar and vice chancellor of Banaras Hindu University and had a great […]
Healthy eating empowers kids with knowledge.
Nutrition helps children grow well and the brain develops appropriately besides giving strength to fight diseases
By: Dr. Satyavan Saurabh An adequately balanced diet is important for a child’s survival, health and development. Well-nourished children are more likely to be healthy, productive, and ready to learn. Undernutrition has the opposite effect, stifling intelligence, reducing productivity, and perpetuating poverty. This increases the child’s chances of dying and increases their susceptibility to childhood […]
What can be done to combat drug abuse
By: Faizaan Bashir What is it that tricks a normal being into taking drugs? Even after realising its cartloads of pernicious effects, why isn’t one able to stop them once and for all? The answer lies in the fact that the drug-abusers, most of them, have a history of depression, stress, anxiety and many other […]
There are wonderful things about the British era in Barwa
By: Dr. Satyavan Saurabh South-West Haryana has a vast expanse of arid countryside, adjoining the sandy areas of northern Rajasthan, where a prosperous village called Barwa is situated. It is 25 km south of Hisar on the Rajgarh-Bikaner state highway. It was natural to start the tour from Garh to Barwa, which is called Thakur’s […]
From Darbar-e-Sultan to Koh-i-Maran
The journey of Hazrat Baba Daud Khaki (RA)
By: Bashir Ahmad Dar The renowned Islamic Mujtahid Imam Mohammad Ghazali refers in his world known treatise ‘Kimiya-iS’adat’ that it is the indication of Allah’s love for a person that He opens the doors of wisdom to him. The quote suits the well-known medieval scholar and Sufi Shiekh Baba Daud Khaki quite precisely. Born in […]
