How Your Brain Will Help You Save During The Cost Of Living Crisis

And as energy, transport, fuel and groceries all get more expensive, there are fears that over 4 million British households are experiencing financial difficulties..

How Some Children Prospered In Pandemic Online Learning

For parents, children and teachers, one of the most striking memories of the pandemic will be the sudden transition to online learning..

Idea of Karbala

Karbala is a passionate yearning of Islamic Ideal. It is spiritual and strenuous longing of seemingly elusive values of purity, piety, equity and liberality.

Politicians Live Longer Than The Populations They Represent: Research

In many countries, inequalities in income and wealth have been rising since the 1980s. It has been estimated that the top 1% of income earners globally earn 20 per cent of total income..

White Teeth Does Not Mean Good Teeth

Teeth don’t have to be white to be healthy. As is often the case, what we now believe to signify health in people is actually an aesthetic preference (such as the constantly shifting but always slim definition of a 'healthy' body type)..

These Are The Most Useless Car Tech Features

Cars are getting smarter. While you can’t buy a true self-driving car at a dealership, the vehicles that are available are still crammed full of the newest tech—even if some features are gimmicky..

Extra Virgin Olive Oil: Why It’s Healthier Than Other Cooking Oils

Numerous studies have shown that consuming olive oil – in particular extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) – can have many different benefits for our health..

Have You Been Holding Your Phone Wrong This Whole Time?

While the one-handed claw is seemingly the most convenient way to grip your device, over prolonged periods of time, it could be doing damage to your wrist and aggravating your ulnar nerve—among other issues..

Here’s Why Modern Cars Feel So Lifeless To Drive

They ride better; they stop better—so everything's great, right? The problem is that modern cars almost invariably feel a bit boring to drive. The issue is more acute the longer you've been driving, as you might expect, since the cause is technological progression—specifically, power steering..

6 In 10 Indian Workers Suffering From Pandemic-Led Imposter Syndrome

The 'impostor syndrome' is a psychological pattern in which an individual doubts his/her skills, talents or accomplishments..

8 Things Japanese Do That Helps Them Live Long

Why has Japan earned the distinction of being the country where people live long, healthy lives? Is there something in their food and nutrition that helps longevity.

Most Employees Favour Hybrid Model Of Work Post Pandemic: Survey

Over 73 per cent of the employees interviewed respondents said they are in favour of this new emerging hybrid model across industries, according to a survey by HR solutions provider Genius Consultants..

Workplace Culture Improved Since Onset Of Covid-19: Survey

Workplace culture has improved since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and employers are planning to make moderate to extensive changes in order to allow more hybrid working, says a survey..

‘43% Teachers Unhappy, 9% Totally Dissatisfied With Online Teaching’

Around 43 per cent of teachers said they were not satisfied with online teaching during the pandemic while nine per cent of them expressed complete dissatisfaction with the mode of education, according to a survey..

Mindless Mining Ruining Kashmir’s Riverbeds

In the backdrop of the latest NGT order banning illegal mining in Shali Ganga river, this week’s INKISHAF focuses on the rampant use of heavy machinery—like JCBs—in Kashmir’s mined riverbeds in absence of CCTVs and official monitoring..

Tests and Trials of Kashmir’s Unconventional Innovator

Despite simplifying the valley's complex with his creations, an innovator is struggling to patent his brainchilds in Kashmir's up-for-grabs creative enterprise..

Chinks in Kashmir’s Rural Waste Management

Beating of Lecturer: Has Scheduled Tribe Act Become Toothless In JK?

This week's INKISHAF is on the physical assault of a Scheduled Tribe lecturer by his senior. The case didn't attract any punitive action prompting many to question the SC-ST Act for failing to protect the rights and dignity of tribals in JK..

Fatal Fall – Kashmir In Nutshell

Kashmir’s festive walnut harvest season wasn’t as woeful as it has now become due to the fatal falls. The occupational hazard has prompted experts to bat for the scientific methods to sustain the industry spread over 89,000 hectares of land in the region..

Healthcare Workers Taking Oath Against Drugs In Kashmir

A pledge against drug addiction was taken by healthcare workers in presence of Director Health Kashmir on Saturday..

Campus Confusion: Trials and Tests of JK Teachers

This week's INKISHAF is about the government teachers deputed to non-teaching duties and the absence of contractual educators in higher secondary schools..

NEET 22: Shopian Boy Tops J&K, Secures All India Rank 10

Festivities broke out in the family of a fruit merchant in Shopian district of Kashmir after his son topped the NEET-UG-2022 examination..

Dispatch from Dhaka: ‘We Want Our Friend’s Body Home’

Hours after a Kashmiri student was reported dead in Bangladesh, the demand of her body is only growing. Despite seeking MEA's intervention, parents of Khushboo Manzoor from Bijbehara are facing the campus conditions..

Kashmiri Carpet in the House

Kashmir’s carpet chronicle is an epic, but the fall of the cottage industry over the years has only become its Achilles heel. For a change now, the limelight is back after some weavers from Budgam brought home a big parliament project..