Ebrahim Raisi’s Death: A Conspiracy or a Mishap?
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, who was killed when his helicopter crashed on May 19, 2024 in a mountainous border region, was a consummate regime loyalist whose passing will be a severe blow to the country’s leadership. The change forced by the Iranian helicopter crash in Azerbaijan, earlier this week, will have important implications for an […]
Shiekh Yaqoob Sarfi- The Scholar of International Repute
By: Bashir Ahmad Dar Kashmir, from the earliest times, has earned fame for being a cradle of learning and spirituality. It has produced men of eminence who have shone for their scholarship not only in the sub-continent but their influence in scholarly sphere extended to the international arena as well. One amongst these shining stars […]
The Tale of Deception and Wisdom: Education Teaches Adjustment
In the hustle and bustle of today’s competitive world, where the pursuit of intelligence and success often takes center stage, it is essential to remember that achieving personal growth and excellence should not come at the cost of deceiving or exploiting others. The story of a confident village man who believed himself to be impervious […]
A Gentle Reminder to Vloggers and Youtubers!!
Sacrificing Fame and Money for Education is the Ultimate Parental Choice Ikkz Ikbal Pakistan’s youngest vlogger, Muhammad Shiraz along with his little sister Muskan, featuring on a YouTube channel Shirazi Village Vlogs, recently posted a video on YouTube about his decision to leave YouTube. Shiraz explained his decision to leave YouTube stating that his father […]
Politics of Wearing the Black Shades
By: Mohd Younus Bhat Mr. K M Karunanidhi (former five timeChief Minister of Tamil Nadu, India) wore black shades throughout his political career because of an eye injury and doctors advised him to wear black shades to protect his eyes. However, Joe Biden is loyal to the Ray-Ban Aviator to show his dominance as the […]
Media relations-I
Media involves not just publications, but Akashvani, Doordarshan & other private electronic channels. When an organisation or government is ‘in the news’, the objective of press relations may be simply to ensure that what is published is favourable or at least accurate. But for promotional purposes, the problem is more often to stimulate media interest […]
High Blood Pressure: The Curse of Modern Life
Special on World Hypertension Day, May 17th By: Lalit Garg ‘World Hypertension Day’ is celebrated every year on 17th May to raise awareness about high blood pressure and encourage its prevention, detection and control. Currently, about one and a half billion people suffer from high blood pressure across the world. An estimated 46 percent of […]
Prioritizing Health and Empowerment
By: Saima Hamid In a world where the hustle and bustle of life and responsibilities often overshadows self-care, particularly for women who have multiple roles to play, ‘Women’s Checkup Day’ stands as a beacon, reminding us all the importance of prioritizing health over other things. This special day, observed annually on 13 May, serves as […]
EQUITY IN ACTION: PROPELLING WOMEN’S VOICES IN INDIA’S PARLIAMENTARY CHAMBERS
In the grand tapestry of Indian democracy, the question of gender parity in political representation stands as a poignant thread to be weaved. With the visionary leadership of the current government, India has the opportunity to elevate this discourse to new heights, advancing the cause of women’s reservation in the Indian Parliament as a cornerstone […]
AI Genius: Mustafa Suleyman – A Beacon For Muslim Youth
Most people may ask, who is Mustafa Suleyman? Well, Mustafa is a Syrian-born British citizen, about whom Microsoft’s former chief Bill Gates said: “Watch his work, he can become a big name in the world of technology”. If Bill gates said it, then we should also give Mustafa, a second to review what he has […]
