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| What should pregnant women pay special attention to on Diwali | | 
Dr. Chanchal Sharma
The festival of Diwali is celebrated with great pomp in almost all parts of India. On this day, everyone lights diyas in their homes, makes rangoli and worships Lakshmi-Ganesh. People start cleaning work about 1 month before Diwali. Diwali is also called the festival of lights because on this day everyone's house is lit up. To ensure that your joy is not affected, on the occasion of Diwali, Asha Ayurveda Director and Fertility Specialist Dr. Chanchal Sharma has given some important tips for pregnant women, keeping in mind which you can make your pregnancy comforta... |
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| | IAS officer Khursheed Ahmad Malik retired dies with a huge legacy behind | | In Memory of Khursheed Ahmad Malik IAS | 
By Javed Ahmad Tak
Khurshid Ahmad Malik, an IAS officer Who died at the age of 77 had been facing spinal cord injury, hence was wheelchair user for 38 years. Khursheed Ahmad Malik - torch bearer of disability Sector was born in Malik family of Sarai Payeen Amirakadal Srinagar in 1948 and brought up by his parents Ghulam Hassan Malik & Hajira Begum. Biscoe Boy completed his higher secondary education from World famous Tyndale Biscoe Higher Secondary School lal chowk Srinagar & completed graduation from Sri Pratap College Srinagar. Mr. Malik qualified KAS in 1972 and... |
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| | Arab Nations May Change Stance on Iran | | |
Asad Mirza
As the threat of a direct conflict between Israel and Iran grows, several Gulf countries are reportedly working actively to prevent potential Israeli attacks on Iran’s oil facilities. According to reports, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, are lobbying Washington to stop Israel from attacking Iran’s oil sites. They have also reportedly refused to allow Israel to fly over their airspace for any attack on Iran.
The war in Palestine has surpassed the one-year mark. At one end of the spectrum most global nations paying lip service have continued to counsel Israel to stop its attacks in Palestine, though clandestinely helping it with arms and ammunitions and monetary suppo... |
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| | People of Jammu and Kashmir observe October 22nd as Black Day | | Tribal Invasion entirely supported by the Pakistani Army, in 1947 | |
By Farooq Ganderbali
Every year on October 22, the people of Jammu and Kashmir observe Black Day in remembrance of the tribal invasion supported by the Pakistani Army in 1947. This day marks the beginning of a brutal attack that resulted in the massacre of hundreds and a reign of terror against the residents of Jammu and Kashmir, violating the region’s sovereignty.
The October 22, 1947 attack on Jammu and Kashmir led to the killing of innocent people, the rape of women, and the destruction of culture and brotherhood. In response to the tribesmen's assault, the then-Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir requested assistance from India to protect his people from the Pakistan-sponsored tri... |
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