Boost the confidence of your children
By: Abid Hussain Rather Everyone among us must have heard about the great scientist Thomas Alva Edison and his wonderful inventions in the world of science. During 1958 this great scientist, Noble Laureate, inventor of more than thousand instruments and gadgets and one of the greatest scientists of nineteenth century was just an eleven year […]
Welfare of minorities welfare and multi sectoral initiatives
There are always two aspects for any Government. One is politics and another is welfare. Politics may not look favourable to many especially minorities, however, they must remember that welfare work keeps going on uninterruptedly along with politics.
By: Tahir Qureshi Minority, as a term, has not been defined in India’s Constitution, however Articles 29 and 30 of the Indian Constitution deal with the minorities. National Commission of Minorities Act 1992 defined it as, ‘a community notified as such by the Central Government’. There are six notified minorities in India viz. Jain, Parsi, […]
Indian Muslims must not fall for BiP App
By: Tahir Qureshi WhatsApp recently made, some significant changes to the way it manages user data. Once a person (having business account) chooses to accept the new Privacy Policy, it will be an agreement to share a portion of his/her data with Facebook. Since their announcement, WhatsApp has been getting a heavy backlash from WhatsApp […]
Every Child is Distinct
By: Yasir Farooq Badana Every child is unique, therefore their education should also be – Jeannie Filpright Parents are constantly comparing their child to others. While this can be a source of great pride, it can also become a source of worry that something is wrong with our children or that we are doing something […]
Century old Forest School begs for attention
By: Adv Mudasir Nazir Kashmir Forest Training school is situated in Chiternar Bandipora inside beautiful conifer forests. This beautiful Forest School is surrounded by lush green forests that sooth one’s soul when one enters this beautiful forest campus. It is hardly 3 kms away from the main town Bandipora and 58 kms away from Srinagar. […]
Early Warning Signs Regarding Kidney Functioning
While the only way to diagnose a kidney disease is to get confirmatory tests done, here are some early signs that point you may have an ongoing kidney disease or a kidney infection.
Millions of adults are living with kidney diseases and most of them don’t even know ABOUT it. While people get their blood pressure and cholesterol levels checked on a regular basis, they fail to get “creatinine test” done to detect any unknown kidney problems. According to Global Burden Disease (GBD) study 2015, chronic kidney disease […]
An uncommon neurological birth imperfection – Arnold Chiari Malformation
By: Dr SK Rajan Regardless of the cause, congenital disorders or commonly known as birth defects usually result in disabilities which may affect physically, intellectually or cause developmental delays. While such complications may hamper the quality of life of the child for life-long, timely intervention may help in curbing down the symptomatic complications and improve […]
Sculpture’s we found in Kashmir
By: Syed Rooh Fatima Kashmir has still preserved some good specimens of sculpture and it is not difficult to reconstruct a succinct history of the development of plastic art. Very little has, however, survived of the Kashmiri art of the centuries before the Christian era. At Harwan Buddhist ruins have been excavated, but they are […]
Frumpy look can cause inferiority complex
The inferiority complex among school going children can have a very negative impact on mental health which is the heart of academic achievements
By: Javed A Mir Inferiority complex is a chronic feeling of inadequacy resulting in the belief that one is someway lesser mortal than others. It causes an individual to be prone to flashy outward display with behaviour ranging from attention seeking to excessive competitiveness and aggression. It occurs when the feeling of lowliness intensifies in […]
The Bird of Spring
By: Arbeena Shah She sat on a maroon wooden chair near the window of her airy room one pleasant evening. The exuberant and reinvigorating month of March had begun. The bleak winter had wrapped up its chilly apparels and now, the zestful spring was ready to exhibit its harlequin collection. The radiant sun was back […]
