Can Minister of Health take a call with surprise visit to Casulaity departments? Dr. Fiaz Maqbool Fazili Emergency departments are not merely hospital entry points; they are the moral barometers of a healthcare system. How a system treats its sickest, most vulnerable patients—often at the worst moments of their lives—reveals whether healthcare is truly organised…
Ahmad Ayaz Snowfall in Kashmir has a direct impact on the road connectivity. During the snowfall, the Jammu–Srinagar National Highway becomes immediate casualty and is closed for traffic. Even the flights get cancelled, leaving the Valley effectively stranded. To be precise, every winter, Kashmir is reminded – yet again – of a harsh and uncomfortable…
The manner in which societies care for their elderly today will shape the moral and social fabric of future generations. Mohammad Hanief Caring for elderly parents is one of the most profound responsibilities faced by families and societies today. It is a subject that goes beyond private homes and enters the public domain, touching upon…
Islam does not teach negligence—it teaches responsibility, balance, and guidance. Mohammad younis Bhat( Zahid) In the modern age, one of the most dangerous yet unnoticed mistakes parents are making is quietly withdrawing from their responsibilities under the attractive label of giving children “Free Hand.” On the surface, it appears to be freedom, trust, and love….
Anil Kumar Sharma In life, we have encountered many politicians and bureaucrats who possessed not only authority, but also humanity. They listened. They engaged. They resolved. They reminded society that power, when tempered with humility, becomes service rather than dominance. History, both sacred and secular, offers enduring examples. From the epics, King Shri Ram stands…
