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The book “She Goes Missing” by IPS officer Simala Prasad is a powerful and timely work that brings the long-neglected crisis of missing girls into sharp and unflinching focus. With a rare blend of administrative insight, social sensitivity, and lived experience, the author illuminates one of the most urgent human rights concerns of our times.
National Desk: Strength has returned to the gold market once again. Positive cues from the international market, a weaker US dollar, and the end of the US government shutdown have boosted global demand for gold. This impact is clearly visible in the domestic market as well. Gold Prices Rise in Delhi On 14 November, gold
New Delhi: Almost everyone enjoys traveling, but for Dr. Rishi Raj of Delhi, who has traveled to 36 states in India, travel is a means of ‘self-discovery’. Dr. Raj is preparing to travel to Antarctica via Argentina this month. With this journey, he will become the first Indian to achieve a unique combination of visiting
New Delhi: AF Academy and the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers (EAGE) jointly organized the third “Indian Near Surface Geophysics” conference on 13–14 November at Hotel The Suryaa in New Delhi. Across India and around the world, Near Surface Geophysics is today widely used for engineering, environmental studies, mining, groundwater exploration, archaeological investigations, and
The sculpture depicted in the image stands as a remarkable embodiment of fluidity, interconnectedness, and cosmic rhythm. Crafted in smooth, subtly veined Makrana marble, it rises elegantly from a rounded base and expands upward into an intricate network of interlocking loops and curves. The form appears both grounded and ethereal — rooted in the earth
National Desk: Heart disease continues to be the leading cause of death worldwide. In 2022 alone, nearly 20 million people lost their lives due to heart attacks and stroke-related conditions. The situation is concerning even in developed countries like the United States, where thousands die every year due to heart-related emergencies. These numbers highlight how
National Desk: Delhi’s air these days is filled with poison. With every breath, pollution is entering people’s lungs. The hope was that cloud seeding — artificial rain — would help wash away this haze, but now questions are being raised about the timing and scientific basis of the experiment. Meteorologists had already clearly warned that
National Desk: The air quality in Delhi has hit alarming levels once again, pushing the city into a ‘Red Zone’ of toxic pollution. In most parts of the capital, the Air Quality Index (AQI) has reached around 400, placing it in the ‘Severe’ category. Residents are facing breathing difficulties, with hospitals reporting a rise in
National Desk: Flight operations at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital, were suspended for nearly two hours on Saturday evening after the runway lights suddenly went off. According to reports in Nepali media, airport spokesperson Rinji Sherpa said the runway lights stopped working around 5:30 PM. “The lights on both sides of the runway
National Desk: The air pollution level in Delhi-NCR continues to worsen, reaching alarming levels. The air quality in the national capital has deteriorated so much that its effects are now extending beyond the lungs — people are increasingly experiencing eye irritation, itching, and redness. In most areas, the Air Quality Index (AQI) has crossed 300
