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The author reflects on their lifelong love for reading and advocates for it as a vital tool for self-education, emotional well-being, and cognitive health. By combining personal an…
The author reflects on their lifelong love for reading and advocates for it as a vital tool for self-education, emotional well-being, and cognitive health. By combining personal an…
The author argues that the 1946 Noakhali massacre against Hindu Bengalis is a suppressed "civilizational trauma" that must be remembered and acknowledged to prevent historical "gas…
The article highlights the alarming rates of underage marriage and childbirth in West Bengal, warning of the severe long-term consequences for both maternal and infant health. The …
Two fraudulent doctors were recently discovered working at a government healthcare facility in Kolkata using fake medical registrations. The author argues that simply dismissing th…
The author urges social media users to exercise caution and verify sources to avoid spreading misinformation, which they claim is often fueled by foreign-funded entities seeking to…
The author discusses strategies for cultivating a lifelong love of reading in children, emphasizing that it is a complex, learned skill rather than an innate ability. Through a pod…
Addressing the crisis of fake doctors in West Bengal, Dr. Amrita Basu highlights how systemic corruption has allowed unqualified individuals to pose as legitimate medical professio…
Drawing on a quote from Aldous Huxley’s *Island*, the text explores the wisdom of living "lightly"—thinking, acting, and feeling with ease—to avoid being consumed by fear and despa…
During the Independence Day celebrations at IMA Malda, which featured a flag-hoisting ceremony led by women doctors, the author reflects on the profound sacrifices made for India's…
The author expresses profound patriotism for India, reflecting on its resilient history and the importance of reclaiming its true narrative from suppressed historical truths. They …