Tackling Air Pollution
By: Priyanka Saurabh Fireworks on Diwali have spoiled the climate of many cities. The situation has become such that the AQI level of Delhi-NCR has become about ten times worse than normal. Due to the burning of firecrackers in the sky, the pollution level has suddenly become alarming. It is being said that the effect […]
Economic views of Sardar Patel for Sashakt Bharat
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man, has been the foremost among the national heroes of India. In 1946, in view of the possibility of getting independence soon, 13 out of 15 provincial committees of the Congress proposed the name of Sardar Patel for the national president, so that he could become the first Prime Minister […]
Is abortion morally justified?
By: Dr. Satyavan Saurabh Termination of pregnancy or feticide is morally and ethically challenging and is probably considered illegal in countries with restrictive abortion laws. Ethical dilemmas such as women’s rights to autonomy, rights to the individuality of the fetus, and the doctor’s ethical obligations to society may conflict. In liberal jurisdictions, preterm fetuses may […]
Halloween: A historical perspective
By: Peer Mohammad Amir Qureshi It is a famous festival among the festivals celebrated in America in which people are seen walking like ghosts and witches in the streets, markets, entertainment centers and other places dressed in scary faces and scary clothes. Outside the houses, huge pumpkins are kept, carved with awesome shapes, and candles […]
Career Opportunities in the Built Environment sectors
With shortage of housing in urban areas being a problem today, a career in Built Environment has a lot of scope
Built environment is the study of the design, construction, and management of man-made surroundings. In India, according to McKinsey’s report India’s Turning Pont, the Built Environment is expected to create over 24 million jobs in the construction of hospitality, residential units, commercial spaces, and more. A report by Mordor Intelligence says that the demand for […]
Emotional Abuse: An Unpredicted Reality
By: Dr. Rohi It is impossible to say that any type of abuse is worse than another. All abuses are damaging and they all have a severe impact on the victim’s psychological health. Not all kinds of abuse come with visible signs or warnings and abuse is not always physical or evident. One doesn’t need […]
Why are Religious Studies Needed?
By: Dr. Ashraf Amin Despite excited and zealous slogans of the erasure of religion from the human society with the arrival of industrial and scientific ages, religion and religious values stare confidently at such claims. Nothing has prevented people from being religious. The reality is that religion is not a handiwork of man. It has […]
Bangladesh’s food security in the context of global crisis
By: Mehjabin Bhanu Although there is a threat of food shortage all over the world, Bangladesh is very relieved at the moment. There is no food security threat. Bangladesh is well prepared to avoid any kind of food crisis. After Boro’s bumper crop, there was some initial apprehension about achieving Aman’s production targets due to […]
It’s high time for improvisation on Carbon credits
Vijay Kumar H K Carbon credits, also known as carbon offsets are permits that allow the owner to emit a certain amount of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases. One credit permits the emission of one ton of carbon dioxide or the equivalent in other greenhouse gases. The carbon credit is half of a so-called […]
Far from the Maddening World
‘Janbaz-i-Wali’
By: Bashir Ahmad Dar Popularly known as ‘Janbaz-i-Wali’ in Kashmir, most of the chronicles mention him as Sayyid Mohammad Rufaee. It is only Sayyid Ali, a near contemporary who refers to him as Sayyid Mohammad Ishfani. He was born in 735 A.H. corresponding to 1329 A.D. He hailed from Ishfan, Iran and as such is […]
