Editorial

 Man Mohan Harjai Waterborne diseases are those that are transmitted by drinking unhealthy water. In view of recent floods in Jammu and Kashmir, resulting contamination of water, it is necessary to know about common water borne diseases…
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Kushan Mitra There is little doubt post facto, that the general election that just passed was India's first 'digital election'. This is not to belittle the immense organisational work conducted by political parties on the ground. However,…
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Yajin Bhatt On that the region of Kubera to the north, their next the mountain range the father of Gaurey, the Himalayas; and there on the country, that is enclosed; that is Kashmir. (Rajtarangni) This land, fashioned by gods who somehow…
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Bharatiya Janata Party got a major blow in the Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat which it had swept in the Lok Sabha polls riding on Narendra Modi wave. The party lost 13 of the 23 seats in nine states. The present…
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Those who felt shy of declaring their Indian nationalism, invented terminologies and played with words to create doubts about irreversible complete merger of J and K State as a whole (Including PoK) after accession; those who invented or…
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K. G Suresh BJP President Amit Shah was recently in Kerala where his party has never won a seat in either the Assembly or Lok Sabha elections. The key players in god's own country have always been the CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front and…
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Brig Anil Gupta Jammu and Kashmir has experienced the worst tragedy in the living memory of many people. It's still reeling under the effect of massive devastation caused due to unprecedented rains and floods in the first week of…
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N. K Singh I was in Tokyo for the 'Indo-Japan Strategic Dialogue', which coincided with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Japan. India-Japan relations have come a long way. The confluence of Modinomics and Abenomics is now a common…
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The incidents of floods in Kashmir Valley are not new, nor it had been an uncommon phenomenon, in history and the geography of the Valley. To quote Sir Walter Roper Lawrence's book, "The Valley of Kashmir (1895), "Many disastrous floods…
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It seems government was caught napping when the calamity of this magnitude struck the State and it took a fortnight again to set up a Coordinating and Communication Centre. The State Government's initiative to use social media to reach out…
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