Opinion
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| Need for Neat & Clean Surya Putri Tawi | | | | Omkar Dattatray
Let me begin this write up with “A clean Tawi is a clean Jammu, and a clean Jammu is a proud Jammu”. So we should keep Tawi neat, clean and pure so that it continues to be glory of the city of temples. The Tawi river lovingly called Suryaputri Tawi, is not merely a river alone but is the lifeline of Jammu .It is deeply connected with the city’s history, culture, ecology and spiritual heritage. Flowing through the heart of Jammu, the Tawi has nurtured civilization for centuries and has remained a symbol of faith, prosperity, and identity. However, increasing pollution, unplanned urbanization, and public neglect have put this sacred river under severe environmental stress | |
| | | | Loss of clouds may heat earth: The hidden climate threat above us | | | | Dr Vijay Garg
When people think about global warming, they usually imagine greenhouse gases, melting glaciers, rising sea levels, and extreme weather. However, scientists are increasingly paying attention to another important factor that could significantly influence Earth’s climate—the loss of clouds. Although clouds appear light and temporary, they play a powerful role in regulating the planet’s temperature. If cloud cover decreases, Earth could become much warmer, accelerating climate change in ways that are difficult to reverse.
Clouds act as Earth’s natural climate regulators. During the day, bright clouds reflect a significant portion of the Sun’s energy back into space, prevent | |
| | | | Antibiotics Resistance : The slow - Moving Crisis That could Reverse Modern Medicine | | | | Tansi Choudhary
A simple infection that once required a routine prescription is now becoming harder to treat in hospitals across the world. What was once a minor medical issue is quietly turning into one of the most serious threats to modern healthcare : Antibiotics Resistance
Unlike sudden outbreaks or visible disasters, this crisis is silent. It grows slowly, almost invisibly, inside homes, pharmacies, and hospitals.
Antibiotics revolutionised medicine by making bacterial infection treatable. However, their effectiveness is now weakening.
Bacteria are not static. They evolve. When antibiotics are misused or overused, they do not kill all bacteria. The surviving ones adapt and be | |
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