Social media and its effectiveness
By: Muzamil Arif Social media is a tool that is becoming quite popular these days because of its user-friendly features like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and more which ensures a chance to connect with people across distances. In other words, the whole world is at our fingertips and all thanks to internet and particularly social media. […]
An open letter to B.Ed Coordinator, Degree College Gbl
Respected sir, We, on behalf of B.Ed batch 2018 write to you that the B.Ed exams- 3rd & 4th semester- is already late by a month for which we want you to listen to our genuine demands regarding the allotment of examination centres for the upcoming exam prior to the final notice that will be […]
Remembering the political brilliance of Dr. Rajendra Prasad
By: Er. Prabhat Kishore Dr. Rajendra Prasad was a symbol of nationalism due to his efficiency, devotion to service, intellectual brilliance, truthfulness, sincerity, and gentleness by entering public life as Gandhiji’s associate in Champaran. This pioneering leader of the Indian freedom struggle, with his service and support of Sardar Patel, held the highest office of […]
Holding onto the ethics for an upright living
By: Zubair Hamid Parray Ethics define the way a person should behave in any given situation. They are embedded in us from our childhood and almost every decision we make in our life is largely influenced by our ethical values. A person is considered good or bad based on his/ her ethical conduct. Ethics hold […]
The essence of kinetics in communication
By: Vijay Garg There are basically three elements in communication: words, the tone of voice, and non-verbal behaviour including facial expressions, gestures, and posture. These are also known as the 3 “V”s: Verbal, Vocal, and Visual. Hence a communication can be divided into two parts including Verbal and Non-Verbal communication. For example; if a person […]
The ultimate guide to why the COP26 summit ended in failure and disappointment
…despite a few bright spots
By: Robert Hales, Brendan Mackey After two hard-fought weeks of negotiations, the Glasgow climate change summit is, at last, over. All 197 participating countries adopted the so-called Glasgow Climate Pact, despite an 11th hour intervention by India in which the final agreement was watered down from “phasing out” coal to “phasing down”. In an emotional […]
Keeping hobbies alive!
By: Faizan Nabi Being brought up in a society where you are supposed to follow your passion only within the ‘specified age’ bar, we know what we face if we blur the margins and step out of the imaginary borderlines. But is it the age which determines what we need to love and what not […]
Females battling with PCOS can still achieve the dream of motherhood
By: SHEIKH TARIQ Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) was first reported in modern medical literature by Stein and Leventhal who, in 1935, described seven women suffering from amenorrhea, hirsutism, and enlarged ovaries with multiple cysts. It is now recognized as a common, heterogeneous, heritable disorder affecting women throughout their lifetime. PCOS is characterized by hyper-androgenism, ovulatory […]
Remembering a great soul
TRIBUTE TO PEER GHULAM HASSAN SIDDIQUI (R.A)
By: Zeeshan Rasool Khan, Irfan Shabir The discourse of Kashmiri Sufism is incomplete without the mention of Aishmuqam town that has earned historical and spiritual significance over the centuries following the message of Islam reaching the valley of Kashmir. When Sheikh-ul-Aalam (R.A) noticed the devotion of his disciple – Zain-ud-din-Wali (R.A), he instructed him to […]
Social Media: An Obscured Disaster!
By: Mohmod Irfan Shah We are in that age of information technologies where we have self-driving cars, 3-D Printers, Space Exploration, Social Media, Bluetooth, fiber optics, and much more. This technology has proven to change our lives for the better by providing us with several advantages, including unlimited means of communication, saving our time, treating […]
