Editorial

Dr. Banarsi Lal The urban stress has led to growing interest in the rural areas. We all know that real India resides in the villages. Industrialization and development is mostly urban centric. Agro-eco-tourism (AET) is a new concept in…
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Jagdish R Sharma Coexistence is key to a prosperous and peaceful life. Accepting the competencies and weaknesses of others make us happy and cheerful. The family is the fundamental unit of society. To enjoy life to its full, one…
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The statistics provided from the Lancet Commission report highlight the severity of air pollution in India, with a significant number of premature deaths attributed to it. Additionally, the study on children's lung health underscores the…
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Lt Gen Rajeev Chaudhary (Retired) Beyond constructing strategic infrastructure on our land borders, Border Roads Organisation (BRO) plays a crucial role in connecting some of the remotest villages and providing access to the people…
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Dr. Rajkumar Singh The concept of urban ecology and the recognition of urban environmental problems began to gain significant attention in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, alongside rapid industrialization and urbanization.…
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G.L KHAJURIA Very few cities are fortunate enough to have a lushgreen vibrant forest in their close proximity. Jammu as such is having Manda forest, a short distance towards its north, where one can have a sighof relief with refreshing…
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DAYA SAGAR One may come across some Indian citizens so critically questioning the skills and wisdom of those who drafted the constitution of India , they would be mostly belonging to those political opinion makers who do not…
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Dr Lucky Gupta & Lovish Batra It is a lesser-known fact that every year, fourth March is observed as World Obesity Day. The day dates its significance back to 2015 when it was first observed by World Obesity Federation and WHO…
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In contemporary society, there is a apprehension about the erosion of cultural values and the rise of sedentary lifestyles, particularly among the youth. There's a sense that people are increasingly disconnected from the rhythms of life…
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Mohd Younus Bhat The term "lark" is inspired by the lark bird, known for its early morning activities, and describes individuals who naturally wake up early and retire early in the evening. Such individuals are often most energetic and…
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