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Blog: Genetics Of Character

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By: Vijay Kumar Verma, Editor-ICN Group SHIMLA: Now chemically speaking what is this character made of. Certain ingredients the admixture of which determine or form the character of an individual? As the mixing of colours brings out an altogether different colour?  As the inputs of spices in certain degrees determines it’s taste? As the mixing of chemicals can produce explosive results? True, the characters are the outcome of such genetic admixtures God only plants in the ethral body. Only HE knows the end result the plant will produce at what…

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BLOG: GENETICS OF CHARACTER

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By: Vijay Kumar Verma, Editor-ICN Group SHIMLA: Spiritually speaking we are all made of five elements viz earth, fire, water, air and sky. These are the five ingredients of which we are born and to these elements alone we shall return. Now there are characteristics;  physical and behavioural. The physical characteristics are drawn from the genetic admixture of parental components but the behavioural characters are formed of past karmas. As the parental characters include those of past generations similarly behavioural characters are drawn from not one but many a past lives.…

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Monsoon woes: Common diseases

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By: Dr. Samayug Bhowmik, Bureau Chief, ICN-West Bengal KOLKATA: The monsoon season gives us  relief from the scorching heat of summer.However, it also brings with  it a bunch of dreadful diseases riding on a vehicle named water carried by the vector, the  mosquito. People  fall ill as our surroundings are  filled with stagnant water. Potable drinking water supply and sewage drainage system get jeopardized  due to floods. Waterlogged areas become the breeding grounds for mosquitoes and different bacterias and viruses thrive. I would like to discuss about a few common diseases…

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Excellence with G.O.P.T.A.© Series: Part 85 (Advance Planning)

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By: Dr. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, Sr. Associate Editor, ICN Group (In some of the previous articles, we were focussing on students specific topics. From today onwards, I will touch the hottest topic of the day i.e. time management. Today, we will see the importance of advance planning.)   Advance planning NOIDA: After learning the goal setting process and goals achieving techniques, it is now necessary to learn to effectively utilise your time, so as to simultaneously work upon the goals in different aspects of life. If you look upon your goals list,…

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A Great Success To Jamia Millia Islamia’s Hindi Department

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By: Dr Mohammad Aleem, Editor, ICN Group 23 students of PG Diploma in TV journalism course have been selected in various media channels. NEW DELHI: According to the data released by the Hindi Department of this academic session that it’s 23 students have made a cut for the various types of jobs in the popular TV channels. it is, no doubt, one of the biggest successes of the department. Course coordinator, Dr. Asif Umar, stated that this year’s placement is high in number than previous years. And behind this stupendous…

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“Save Water-Save Yourself”

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By: Dr. Abhishek Kumar Pandey, Asstt. Editor-ICN LUCKNOW: The above mentioned title would look old fashioned and well known but if we look in to this issue, we would understand how true and how serious it is. Water is the most precious gift of nature. It has no taste, no smell and no color. It is found everywhere and the other name of it is “life” because it is the basis of fluid element of all living organisms. We, today live in a world suffering from illnesses inflicted on our environment as a result…

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WARMING-UP ESSENTIAL FOR ALL HUMAN BEING & SPORTSPERSONS

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By: Dr. Mohammad Salman Murtuza, Asstt. Editor-ICN Sports LUCKNOW: Warming-up is usually performed to do an activity in must refined and efficient way. It is a short term activity and it is done prior to any competition or training session in camps.it is so essential and help the sportsperson to prepare physically, mentally, physiologically and psychologically for any types of sports programs, training schedule, special training camps and competition and tournaments. In fact, it is necessary to prepare those muscles, which are involving in that specific or specialized activity, sports and…

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WARMING-UP ESSENTIAL FOR ALL HUMAN BEING & SPORTSPERSONS

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By: Dr. Mohammad Salman Murtuza, Asstt Editor-ICN Sports LUCKNOW: The warm-up should involve the muscles used in the training or competition, be similar to the movements and activities that will be engaged, and progress from lower to higher intensity , it is also suggested that a specific warm up routine can improve the state of physical and mental readiness for muscular performance, hence improving subsequent performance and possibly reducing soreness. High levels of hip and shoulder flexibility are needed in combat sports as many techniques take these joints to end…

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Excellence with G.O.P.T.A.© Series: Part 84 (Learn New Skills … )

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By: Dr. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, Sr. Associate Editor, ICN Group (In the last 2 articles, we knew how to practice speed reading and prepare mind maps. Today, we will see how to inculcate some more skills.)   LEARN NEW SKILLS Learn touch typing skills NOIDA: We all know that in the present age of information overload, after 10+2, life is going to become hell, if during your higher studies your typing speed is not fast. You have to type a lot of material; as in almost all courses of higher study, too…

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Teens and Social Media: How Does Social Media Affect Teenagers’ Mental Health

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By: Faisal Hussain Malik Teenagers can use social media to find community, but their mental health is often negatively affected by this culture of comparison. Current Research The Upsides The Downsides SRINAGAR: The result is still out on whether social media is damaging to the mental health of teens. This is in part due to the lack of research. Some studies show that online connections with small groups of people can be beneficial to teens, while other research points to a rise in symptoms of anxiety, depression, and eating disorders.…

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