Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    Young Pharmacists Turning Prescriptions into Possibilities

    Inside the busy premises of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), one can feel a quiet but strong undercurrent of change at the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Kendra (PMBJP). Amid long hospital corridors and anxious footsteps, young pharmacists stand as pillars of reassurance, turning prescriptions into relief and costs into comfort. Sangeeta, a young.

    SC Directives on SIR Issue

    The issue of SIR (Summary Revision) is currently a subject of intense discussion. Under this process, if any voter listed in the previous electoral roll has passed away, relocated to another constituency, or is found to be registered in more than one location, their names are being struck off the rolls. The Chief Minister of.

    Women and Global Water Crisis

    Around the world, women and girls spend 250 million hours each day fetching water — time that could otherwise go towards education, work or rest. According to a the United Nations World Water Development Report 2026, released by UNESCO ahead of World Water Day, highlights how gender inequality continues to shape access to water, sanitation.

    Crackdown on Illegal Immigration Pushes Overground Terror Operatives Underground

    Vicky Nanjappa India has been facing the menace of illegal immigration for long. Migrants coming in illegally from Bangladesh and Myanmar have settled in various parts of the country, and the government, in its new policy, said that all states must detect and deport such persons. Reports say that with such drives ongoing in the.

    Girls Triumph Once Again in CBSE Exams

    The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the results for the Class 10 examinations held during the 2025-26 academic session. These results have once again conclusively demonstrated that, in terms of academic performance, girls continue to outperform boys. Credit is due to the CBSE for having successfully declared the results for over a.

    West Asia Conflict Exposes Deepening Strains of Dependent Economies

    RK Raina Former diplomat and strategic affairs expert The current stand-off between the United States and Iran has moved beyond a conventional strategic contest. It reflects a structural deadlock where both sides are holding positions that cannot be sustained for long. The United States continues to rely on financial restrictions, control over international channels, and.

    Memes, Satires Flood Cyberworld in the Time of West Asia War

    A large part of the volatility in West Asia has reflected online with an explosion of a different kind, where the World Wide Web has intensified the use of memes, spoofs, and satirical digital content to mock the United States, particularly targeting President Donald Trump and the American military. Iran particularly appears to have turned.

    Summer Getting Longer and Hotter

    Himanshu Nitnaware Summers in the earth’s midlatitudes, which are the subtropical and temperate zones, are arriving earlier and more abruptly, staying longer and are hotter than previous decades, scientists have assessed. These rapid changes may impact the physiological ability of humans to adapt and increase energy demands to cool bodies. The study conducted by the.

    Why Women’s Reservation Will Transform Indian Democracy

    Shobha Karandlaje Union Minister of State for MSME and Labour & Employment India is home to 670 million women but for many long years, our lawmakers have represented merely 15% of that population. A democracy which continuously excludes half of its citizens from the process of decision-making cannot be considered as true democracy; it remains.

    Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam: A Pivotal Milestone Amidst Representation, Procedure and Political Debate

    A Constitutional Turning Point: The Rise of Women in Indian Democracy Parth Kapole Political Analyst, New Delhi The history of Indian democracy is not confined merely to elections and changes in government. It is also a narrative of how, over time, a greater number of people gained representation, efforts were made to include every section.

    Punjab’s Remarkable Initiative in Education Sector

    The credit for the Aam Aadmi Party’s governance in Delhi—and subsequently its victory in Punjab—is attributed to two distinct models. The first is the Healthcare Model, which offers free medical treatment and diagnostic facilities to the general public through ‘Mohalla Clinics.’ The second is the Education Model, which embodies a commitment to upgrading government schools.