Joint Surgeries made easier and less invasive with Arthroscopy
Minimally invasive joint surgeries now possible through Arthroscopy
By: Dr. Amit Nath Misra There has been a significant rise in joint injuries in the recent past with people injuring their knees, spine, shoulders, and wrists on a regular basis. As these are the primary parts we use for protection against anything, these are the ones at the most exposure. Along with injuries and […]
Ringing sound in the ears can be a reason behind tumors
Acoustic neuromas can now be easily treated with Advanced Cyberknife Radiation therapy
By: Dr Aditya Gupta Acoustic Neuroma which is also known as vestibular schwannoma, is a benign tumour which is non cancerous and usually grows slow. It develops on the hearing nerve that leads from inner ear to brain. The branches of this nerve influence the balance, hearing and the pressure from an acoustic neuroma that […]
Bangladesh: India’s trump card to make Tripura a gateway to Southeast Asia
By: Sohail Arman There is a saying in the South Asian region that, If Bangladesh is India-locked, Tripura is Bangladesh-locked. So, the relationship between Bangladesh and Tripura is a long one; it is civilizational, historical, lingual, and cultural. From time immemorial, the people of Tripura and Bangladesh, have shared their problems and prosperity. Tripura and […]
Can Apprenticeship work in India?
Any discussion on apprenticeship in India invariably draws a comparison with Germany and such other developed economies.Apprenticeship has been credited for low unemployment rates and higher productivity of the industrial workforce in such developed countries. Even in developing countries like India, a study conducted by Dalberg for DFID (now FCDO) in March 2020 placed the […]
Namami Gange: A Nirmal and Aviral testimony of the country’s willpower
7th August, 2021 was a momentous occasion for India, A javelin from an athlete named Neeraj Chopra made us proud by fetching us the gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics. A small act in the epilogue of this story didn’t make it to the headlines, that of the champion donating his javelin for the purpose […]
Contributing for peaceful, sustainable world
Social relationships are biggest contributor for a person’s overall state of happiness. Researches strongly suggest that volunteering creates social gain which leads to more interaction, engagement, and trust- all significantly impact a person’s mental health. We should never think we are too small to contribute. What matters is the contribution be it a small or a big one
There are realistic and unrealistic demands of life and it has added to the increased stress of humans. Every religion approves the power of meditation. Meditation can easily improve moods and reduce our stress. It can also lessen anxiety even increase our decision-making abilities and self-control. Some of the research studies have revealed the effectiveness […]
‘Empty Minds Make much noise’
By: Vinod Chandrashekhar Dixit Poet Robert Frost once said that “two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference.” Every year 31st December is celebrated as ‘Make Up Your Mind Day’ in order to encourage people to quit wavering, to take a side, […]
‘Keep your friends close and your enemies closer’
By: Dr. Satyawan Saurabh If we categorize the people around us outside the family ties then they can be classified into four categories. Friend, Enemy, Unknown, and Commander. In these four categories, friends and enemies play a huge role in molding our character, personality, behavior, etc. Everyone living on this holy planet deals with these […]
Expectations from newly appointed Japanese ambassador in Bangladesh
By: Tilottama Rani Charulata In the last 50 years, the two nations have been able to form an exemplary relationship defined with mutual trust, respect, affinity and cooperation. The official relation between the two countries was established on February 10, 1972, with the recognition of Bangladesh by Japan. The Japanese embassy in Dhaka and the […]
Bangladesh doesn’t need any country’s interference in its internal affairs
By: Mashrur Siddique Bhuiyan Foreign diplomats are becoming active day by day about the upcoming parliamentary elections. US Ambassador Peter Haas, British High Commissioner Robert Chatterton Dickson, German ambassador and other diplomats continue to talk about the election. They are going to the Election Commission. Meeting with various parties. Elections are internal affairs of the […]
