Poetic Economics”
Preface of the first book written by Alama Iqbal, "Ilm-ul-Iqtisad"
Translated from Urdu by Abbas Ali “Economics discusses the routine business of human life and aims at investigating how people earn and use their income. So, on the one hand, it deliberates on wealth, and on the other hand, it is a branch of that vast knowledge, the topic of which is the man. It […]
Janjatiya Gaurav Divas: Nation stands up for Tribal Pride
India is a unique country in the world with more than 700 tribal communities. Its strength lies in its rich cultural diversity. The tribal communities have enriched the country’s cultural heritage, through their exquisite art and craft and have played a leading role in promotion, protection and conservation of the environment through their traditional practices. […]
A new paradigm for higher education through IGNOU
By: Dr. Ateequllah Dar Education is a key or adducer in order to find oneself and the world in which we live. Creativity is the process of finding either intellectually or through understanding. Education helps in understanding the surroundings in which we live and creativity helps in lifting the curtains from all that which is […]
Prevalence of Diabetes: Are we heading towards a catastrophe
By: Farhana Shafi The next big disaster that is going to hit the population of Kashmir is Diabetes and if we aren’t serious about it, we should read the latest study conducted by Government Medical College Srinagar’s Department of Community Medicine titled “Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Among Adult Population of District Srinagar” which […]
A seemingly fortunate event not so unfortunate really!
By: Muneer Shamee Minimum Support Price (MSP) described as a game changer which Government of India announced for certain crops on the basis of recommendation of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) was assumed to be a fortunate development while the party in power and position went on to impart the opposed GST, […]
Fear of violence grips the spirit of Kashmir – YET AGAIN!
By: Dr Adil Rasool Malik The past couple of months have seen a drastic shattering of the façade of established peace and harmony in Kashmir. It was marked by killings of common civilians – a pharmacist, a principal, a school teacher and a street vendor, all unrelated but having just one thing in common – […]
Synergy of appropriate treatment and compliance of therapy must to beat Spinal TB
By: Dr Puneet Girdhar Prompt diagnosis and appropriate treatment helped the 20-year-old paralysed girl revive to normal life at BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital. With the advent of advanced technology, doctors were not only able to remove the solidified pus cells from her spinal canal that caused paralysis but also surgically prevented a possible future kyphoscoliosis […]
Some age gloriously, some simply grow old!
By: Mohmod Irfan Shah It is not wrong to say that aging is a different experience for different people and that the process is seen as a treacherous one in some scenarios while it becomes a splendid occurrence for some. Apart from the natural causes of this phenomenon, stress and other mental pressures sometimes induce […]
How technology changed our lives
By: MOHAMMAD SADAQ World has seen an incredible advancement in nearly all spheres of life. From food to aviation, from health to economics and from trades and businesses to transportations and information, a radical shift has been introduced by the intervention of technology. If we take a glance around us, we see many things that […]
ALL YOU KNOW ABOUT PCOS
By: Nazima Maqbool Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), one of the familiar disorders of unclear etiology is an endocrine disorder affecting progenitive women ultimately inducing infertility and depression. It has also been seen as one of the risk factors for cardiometabolic disease. As stated by WHO, over 116 million women [3.4%] are affected by this defect […]
