Editorial

Rajnath SinghTerrorism is a scourge on humanity, an anathema to cherished values of a civilised society; it thrives on misguided notions of revolution, martyrdom, and a romanticised view of violence. The assertion that "one man's freedom…
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Mohammad HaniefWorld Environment Day, celebrated annually on June 5th, is a powerful reminder of humanity's collective responsibility towards the preservation and protection of the environment. Established by the United Nations in 1972…
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Pralhad Joshi"Under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, India has not just set ambitious targets in the renewable energy sector, we have delivered with resolve, innovation, and unmatched scale."Today, India…
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Prof. K.S ChandrasekarFrom the classical days, saving has been considered as one of the determinants of growth. In the Indian economy, the household sector contributes the lion's share of the total savings. In the household sector, rural…
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Dr. Parveen KumarEveryone deserves a healthy, clean and sustainable environment. A healthy environment is a prerequisite for well being of all the life that exists on this planet. Infact it is impossible for a society to exist, if we…
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Prof. Poonam Parihar"Climate Change is happening, Humans are causing it, and I think this is perhaps the most serious environmental issue""Better Environment, Better Tomorrow"Climate-smart agriculture works as an integrated approach to…
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Mahadeep Singh JamwalOn June 5, 2025, the world observes World Environment Day under the theme "Our Land, Our Future." For India, this is far more than an annual observance-it is a sacred battle cry. With nearly 30% of our land facing…
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Puran Chand SharmaThere is good chunk of people in our country having scant knowledge of Indian history holding the view that the war fought in the year 1857 was just a mutiny and a rebellion against the British empire and not a full scale…
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Dr Rakesh VermaChallenges Facing Jammu's Urban ForestsUrban forests in Jammu face a multitude of challenges that threaten their ecological balance and utility as community resources. Understanding these challenges is crucial for…
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Prof. K.S.ChandrasekarIndia is growing fast outpacing Japan to be the fourth largest in the World. The demand for higher education is constantly rising, likely to be 160 million by 2025, the state support in terms of funding per student as…
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