Opinion
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| Social Security as a Shield of Protection and the Beacon of Inclusive Development | | | | Lalit Gargg
The true measure of a nation’s progress cannot be determined solely by its economic growth rate, massive industrial projects, technological advancements, foreign investment, or rising per capita income. The real significance of development lies in ensuring that even the person standing on the lowest rung of society is protected against life’s uncertainties; that workers have confidence in their future; that old age does not become synonymous with deprivation; and that illness does not push an entire family into the abyss of financial distress. Social security is the foundation of such humane development. It is not merely a system of government assistance but a fundamental pil | |
| | | | Beyond Wingbeats: How Wild Birds Use Nature to Fly More Efficiently | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Flight is one of nature’s most remarkable achievements. Birds cross continents, soar above mountains and travel thousands of kilometres with astonishing precision. While their wings provide the power needed to fly, wingbeats alone do not explain their extraordinary endurance. Many wild birds use naturally occurring air currents, rising warm air and wind patterns to reduce the energy required for flight. By taking advantage of these invisible sources of lift, they demonstrate how nature can make movement more efficient.
Recent scientific interest in bird flight is revealing important insights into how birds combine physical strength, environmental awareness and instinct to | |
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