Address fault lines, Raja yoga will bear fruit
The indwelling human potential is immense. If unfolded in full, one would know no limits. The irony, however, is that because of our clouded vision, major part of the landscape of our mind remains unexplored, and therefore, remains dormant. Ordinarily, we have access to hardly 5 to 7 percent of...
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Tobacco ads: Celebrities shirk moral responsibility
25 September 2022 | Nibedita Priyadarshini Jena -
NEWS BRIEF
25 September 2022 | HEALTH PIONEER -
COVID-19 Pandemic: The Battles India Won
25 September 2022 | Prof (Dr) Balram Bhargava -
Decode ‘those’ genes
25 September 2022 | HEALTH PIONEER -
Time to tame the rabble rousers
25 September 2022 | Navin Upadhyay -
Arbaeen walk: Journey of love & compassion
18 September 2022 | Misam Ali Mirza -
Nature stipulates living for each other
18 September 2022 | Bharat Bhushan Padmadeo
Treacherous escape to death
Youths from Nepal, who are looking for greener pastures abroad, are being trafficked on a regular basis. They are taking the death route to Europe to save themselves from poverty and the drudgery of daily life. The girls travel to India and end up mostly in brothels in Mumbai, Kolkata,...
Medication without harm
On the World Patient Safety Day on September 17, Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh, WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia, highlights the urgent need to prevent avoidable injury and harm in health care systems, with a focus on ending unsafe medication practices and medication errors. In addition to causing significant disability and...
Nepal infant gets rid of liver tumour in three months
An infant from Nepal who was only eight days old when she came here with a rare form of malignant liver tumour is cancer free now after undergoing six cycles of chemotherapy and a surgical resection. The baby, now three months, was suffering from hepatoblastoma, a rare tumour that originates in...
HAY FEVER & ASTHMA: DEADLY COMBO
A study of school children conducted by University of Rochester Medical Center researchers has found that a majority of children with asthma also reported having allergic rhinitis, or hay fever. Symptoms of hay fever include runny nose, sneezing, congestion and sinus pressure, and can contribute to asthma. The HEALTH PIONEER...
Half-truth drive you crazy
What meets our eyes, people look at it in one’s own perspective. Others may have altogether different perspective, contextually relevant from their angle. So, more often ordinary mortals are driven by half-truth, larger picture eluding one’s attention. That holds the key to all the pains and sufferings in life. No...
Boosting rural economy with start-up village entrepreneurship
This new wave of educated rural youth is a challenge for the policymakers to formulate a policy that caters to the large masses of the rural population Rural poverty and inequality are significant roadblocks to building an egalitarian society. Even after 75 years of Independence, it is a significant challenge because...
Let’s ‘CARE’ about academics
UGC has made multiple efforts to put strict restrictions on clone journals. Still, faculties whose academic promotions are due publish their papers in these clone journals without knowing their authenticity and standards Research is a significant part of higher education, and publishing a research paper is even more critical for institutionalising...
