From Stethoscope to Superhero: Celebrating National Doctor’s Day
Every year on July 1st, we celebrate National Doctor's Day in India. This day serves as a tribute to Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, a distinguished physician and the second Chief Minister of West Bengal. Interestingly, both Dr. Roy's birth and death anniversary fall on July 1st, 1882 and 1962 respectively. National Doctor's Day acknowledges the tireless dedication and hard work of physicians and all front-line medical personnel.
The Hidden Burden: Exam Stress, Trauma, and Systemic Corruption in India’s Education System
In the puzzle of India's education system, students prepare tirelessly for entrance exams like the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains but still remain unsolved. These exams determine their future in the fields of medicine and engineering, respectively. However, beyond the academic rigor, students face an often-overlooked adversary: the psychological toll of stress, trauma, and systemic corruption. This article delves into the profound impact these factors have on students, illustrated by rising suicide rates, and examines the history of exam paper leaks alongside the measures taken to curb them
Into the Dancing Matrix of Viruses
National Vaccination Day in India is a notable event that dates back to the launch of the Pulse Polio Campaign in 1995. This day,...
