Editorial

Dr. Banarsi LalMillets also known as nutri-cereals have garnered renewed global interest due to their numerous health benefits. Millets have rich nutritional composition and have resilience to extreme climatic conditions. They are the…
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Mohammad HaniefFather's DiaryIn the serene beauty of Harwan Garden, where the laughter of children usually mingles with the rustle of trees, a sudden silence descended for ten-year-old Mohammad Numaan. A Class 3rd student at Legends School…
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Dr Sonia VermaNestled in the heart of Jammu's vibrant cultural tapestry, Bacch Dua stands as a poignant testament to the enduring bond between mothers and their children. This centuries-old Dogra festival, steeped in folklore and agrarian…
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Atharv AnandOn Raksha Bandhan and Krishna Janmashtami, Jammu's rooftops burst with energy. Children laugh, elders cheer, and colourful "Guddi" dot the sky as voices cry "Chal Gayi Aaa!".This is more than a game; it is a cherished tradition…
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Bairaj ChawalgamiThe electricity in Jammu is playing hide and seek with the people and the position of electricity is most deplorable. The electricity consumers are facing untold sufferings, inconveniences and hardships because of the sad…
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Prof. (Dr) Jaipal SinghSustainable Development Goals (SDGs)were adopted at the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit, held at the UN Headquarters from September 25-27, 2015 in New York City. SDGs is a sincere universal call of 193…
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Prof (Dr.) Jaipal SinghIndia is celebrating its 79th year of independence, a moment of pride for every Indian. August 15 is not just a date, it is a reminder of the sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters who gave their lives so that…
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Dr. Banarsi LalAgri-entrepreneurship refers to an individual's characteristic by virtue of which he/she has an intense desire and will power to achieve the goal of earning most of the benefits by undertaking innovative activities of…
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Ruchi ChabraIf Lord Krishna were to walk among us today, he wouldn't be seen riding a royal chariot or dressed in glowing celestial robes. Instead, we might find him sitting quietly under a tree on a college campus, gently listening to a…
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Abdul Quddir KundriaIn an age where divisive forces often overshadow the values of unity and compassion, the role of social and literary organizations in Jammu & Kashmir stands out like a ray of hope. These institutions, along with…
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