Possibilities, apprehensions about newness in technology
By: Priyanka Saurabh ChatGPT, Open AI’s new chatbot, is an ‘interactive’ AI that answers questions like a human. It is a variant of (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) a large-scale neural network-based language model developed by Open AI. ChatGPT is a chatbot powered by artificial intelligence that can be used to ask questions. The chatbot has been […]
Bangladesh Card for the Development of Tripura
By: Samara Ashrat Recently, while addressing an election rally in Tripura, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Bangladesh played an important role in the development of Tripura during the tenure of the BJP government. He also said that there has been a lot more activity and exchange between Northeast India than in the past. […]
Veterinary needs treatment
By: Priyanka Saurabh Pashu Dhan Kisan Credit Card Yojana, a scheme made by the Haryana government to buy cattle, is commendable. But it cannot be denied that nowadays instead of homes, most cows are seen roaming the streets, streets, and villages. The main reason for this is the decrease in the utility of cattle in […]
There is no age bar for hobbies
By: MOOL RAJ As we grow through our teenage years, we’re encouraged to indulge in hobbies with little responsibilities; however, as the years go by, we have less time on our hands now to do the things we love. Being brought up in a society where you have a targeted age to follow your passion […]
Understanding issues confronting students
By: Arshid Qalmi Many of the students find school and life in general presenting an endless list of challenges and demands. From personal issues and difficulties in learning to bullying and selection of courses, life can be difficult for students. It is estimated that around 20% of the world’s adolescents have a mental health or […]
Peace is liberty in tranquillity
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit 23rd February is celebrated as ‘World Peace and Understanding Day’ which focusses on a few specific themes to give it universal importance including basic education, literacy and equality, economic and community development, disease prevention and so on. The day is celebrated to honour the formation and the contribution of the Rotary […]
Amid Distance Education Row…
BY: ABU FIDA For the last couple of months, debates and discussions have reached its all-time peak about whether distance education here in Jammu and Kashmir be taken at par with the corresponding regular degrees. Speculations are high about the fate of distance degree holders after some recent developments caused uncertainty with regard to distance […]
The Washington Post has no ‘moral integrity’
Rebuttal on Wa’el article “Don’t lift sanctions on Syria to help earthquake victims” in Washington Post.
By: Mohammed Khaku The Washington Post has no “moral integrity” and has failed miserably in publishing the piece by Wa’el. The damage this reckless editorial department has done will be felt for years to come. My first instinct was that this was a “hoax”, but it is true. Talking about not lifting sanctions on grounds […]
ACT FAST AND ACT FIRST FOR NORTH EAST! – INSIGHTS FROM BUDGET 2023-24
By: G Kishan Reddy Winning the public mandate nine years back, the Government led by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi exemplified the philosophy of “Karma Paramo Dharmaha”, to work harder than ever with undeterred grit and honest intention. No matter the formidable challenges ahead, the dream of making Bharat a “Vishwa Guru” kept us […]
Mother Language – An effective tool to transform education
International Mother Language Day
By: M Ahmad Languages are the most important way of keeping our culture alive as well education and child which speaking mother tongue had a fixed mindset on how to communicate. Mother’s tongue is defined as the first language a child is exposed to from the time of birth and this language is first naturally […]
