‘Hariyali Teej’ is a festival of beauty and love
The month of Shravan is a month of special joy for women. Most of the folk festivals that fall in this month are celebrated by women only.
The festival of Hariyali Teej is celebrated on ShuklaPakshaTritiya in the month of Shravan. Mainly it is a festival for women. At this time, when nature spreads a sheet of greenery all around, then seeing this shade of nature, the mind dances in awe. There are swings at various places. Groups of women swing on […]
Empowering youth,fostering positive change
By: AbidHussain Rather For Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam (the former president of India,),‘children and youth are the pictures of a nation’s future.’ And rightly so- our hope for tomorrow is always based on our young generation. In other words we can say that for a brighter tomorrow, a nation needs to empower its youth. Youth […]
Legacy Altered: Nehru Memorial Museum and Library Gets a New Name
This endeavor seeks to highlight the stories of leaders who have steered India through different periods, each leaving an indelible mark on the nation's achievements.
By diversifying the memorial’s landscape and establishing separate memorials for various Prime Ministers within a single museum, the aim is to offer visitors, researchers, and scholars a holistic perspective on India’s political evolution in one place. This endeavor seeks to highlight the stories of leaders who have steered India through different periods, each leaving an […]
‘Gumshuda Daulat’ is a fabulous read- go for it!
Book review
By: Rayees Ahmad Kumar North Kashmir’s Bandipora district is famous all over the valley for three things Alim(Knowledge), Aab( Water) and Adab(Good manners). This fertile land has given birth to a number of scholars, historians, litterateurs and politicians. Prof. RasheedNazki and Sufi poet LalaAragami too belonged to this land. Tariq Shabnam a prominent fiction writer […]
Lord Gautama Buddha and Urdu Literature
By: Ghulam Mohammed Ansari While Lord Ram, Shri Krishna, Guru Nanak and other great personalities of the world are mentioned in Urdu literature, beautiful poems and instructive stories can also be seen in relation to Lord Gautama Buddha. As for Lord Gautama Buddha, he is also known as Buddha and Buddha. His real name was […]
Sudden Cardiac Death: A Silent Threat That Can Be Prevented
By: Dr BimalChhajer Sudden Cardiac Death has been making headlines lately and thus there is a dire need to shed light on this pressing issue and raise awareness. People often come across distressing incidents where individuals succumb to this silent threat without any warning. While accidents and disasters capture the news, sudden cardiac death demands […]
About morality and the role of a Teacher
By: Umar Amin Morality can be a body of standards or principles derived from a code of conduct from a particular philosophy, religion or culture, or it can derive from a standard that a person believes should be universal. Morality may also be specifically synonymous with “goodness” or “rightness”. The Prophet (peace be upon him) […]
Beyond Numbers: Debunking the myth of Intelligence Quotient
People assume intelligence to be a fixed measurable trait that expresses itself through certain abilities such as Mathematical, logical and linguistic and can be quantified on a numerical scale.
By: Shahid Qureshi If you ask someone how intelligent they are, they would normally respond by ratting themselves on a scale of 1-10. I have never encountered anyone in my life that would ever see the flaw in the question itself. This is because people assume intelligence to be a fixed measurable trait that expresses […]
Exploring India’s Dark Tourism: Unveiling the Past, Promoting Empathy
By: Amit Singh Kushwaha Dark tourism, a rapidly growing form of travel that revolves around visiting sites associated with death, tragedy, and the macabre, has captured the attention of adventure-seeking travelers worldwide. In India, a nation steeped in rich history and diverse cultural heritage, dark tourism has gained immense importance. This article aims to delve […]
Reverse Psychology: A Natural Resisting Theory
By: Dr.Rajkumar Singh Reverse psychology is a psychological technique that involves persuading someone to do something by suggesting the opposite of what you actually desire. It is a form of manipulation that can be employed in various contexts, such as parenting, relationships, sales, and negotiations. Its goal is to provoke a reaction that goes against […]
