ICT- Need and its impact on teaching-learning process
By: Tajamul Naseem Lone As per UNESCO, Information Communication Technology (ICT) refers to a diverse set of technological tools and resources used to create, store, transmit, share or exchange information. These technological tools and resources include computers, the Internet (websites, blogs and emails), live broadcasting technologies (radio, television and webcasting), recorded broadcasting technologies (podcasting, audio […]
Restoring the balance- acknowledging connection!
By: Manzoor Ahmad Bhat Species in natural ecosystem are connected through foodwebs as in natural ecosystems, food chains are present as part of the foodwebs only and are very much complex as these are the routes of energy and matter transfer. Food webs contain large number of large food chains and usually an elimination of […]
Spare a thought about Ecosystem
Healthy Ecosystems Promote Healthy Life
By: Dr. Ashaq Hussain Everything in nature invites us constantly to be what we are. Ecosystem restoration- a phrase with which we all are much familiar particularly these days when the world environment day was recently observed across the globe. This is the time when we come across speeches, presentations and research papers highlighting the […]
Exploring various science streams
Covid-19 affected the academic delivery in 2020-21 due to which students stayed out of classrooms for most of the session. In the present situation also, most of the classes are being conducted virtually and this unprecedented situation has made students all the more confused about their career and due to this very few are exploring […]
Impact of COVID-19 on Environment
World Environment Day
By: M Ahmad Corona virus disease (COVID-19) is spreading globally, which is not merely a health problem, but also a disaster for world economy besides impacting the environment in diverse ways. The global disruption caused by the COVID-19 has brought about several effects on the environment and climate. The environment from local to global scales […]
The brazen violation of environment has finally come to haunt us!
By: MALIK BABAR The most often quoted definition of Democracy which says that Government is ‘of the people, by the people, for the people’ actually beautifully sums up today’s unfortunate situation of COVID-19 albeit, by replacing the word “democracy” with “Destruction”. The cruel ways that this pandemic is manifesting in could be explained in no […]
Mufti Faizul Waheed’s Kashmir connection
By: Irshad Aziz Hazrat Mufti sahib’s death has left us all in deep shock and while I have been trying to jolt down a few points with regards to the pious life of this great scholars, my hands tremble and words fall short in my attempt to draw brief sketch of his life. I pray […]
COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND MUCORMYCOSIS
Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), defines mucormycosis as a rare fungal infection caused by molds called mucormycetes. These molds exist in environments all around us and are be found in soil, rotting food, bird and animal excretions, water and air around construction sites, and moist environments. We breathe them in via fungal spores […]
Domestic violence amid Covid19 lockdown in Kashmir
By: Noorain Jeelani There is a greater risk of rise in domestic violence during the lockdown and women, who are mostly the victims of domestic violence, have no way to reach out and yell for help in the given circumstances. There is no escape, no way to reach out to friends or relatives, no way […]
Preventing natural disasters
By: Alee khan The cyclone named YAS in the Bay of Bengal after the storm that rose from the Arabian Sea has caused great economic damage to the country which will probably take many years to recover. It is evident that the arrival of cyclones in the Bay of Bengal is not new and on […]
