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On the morning of Saturday, October 26, Israel launched airstrikes on 20 military targets across Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared the operation a success, stating it severely weakened Iran's defence and missile production capabilities. Notably, Israel refrained from targeting Iran's nuclear sites, likely due to warnings from the Biden administration. While the strikes were precise, concerns about escalating conflict emerged. In Iran, a debate sparked over the appropriate response, with some advocating for military action to avoid appearing weak, while others noted the limited scale of the attacks and cautioned against retaliation that could provoke more significant Israeli strikes. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei remarked that Israel was miscalculating Iran's strength and determination. However, he also emphasized a measured approach, urging that the impact of Israeli actions should not be exaggerated or minimized. This indicated a preference for c...

I wrote a heartfelt letter for my daughter way back in 2013, celebrating her completion of the first year of MBBS at the esteemed SCB Medical College & Hospital, Cuttack while I was still serving in the Army. Today, I’d like to share that letter with all the parents who prioritize their children's careers and dreams. Celebrating Pukuria’s Journey: One Year of MBBS! It feels like just yesterday when I first heard that precious cry echoing through the bustling halls of the Bagdogra Base Hospital’s operating theatre. In that fleeting moment, I yearned to cradle you in my arms, to bask in the joy of our new beginning. Yet, duty called, and a doctor’s urgent voice grounded me: “Mr. Dash, help shift this patient to ICU immediately.” Each task pulled me away, but when I finally caught a glimpse of you nestled beside your mother, being carried into the ICU, my heart swelled with indescribable love. You were my little miracle, my beacon of hope. Now, as you celebrate your eighteenth bi...

  Dhanteras 2024, celebrated on October 29, marks the beginning of Diwali's five-day festivities in India. Known as Dhanatrayodashi, this festival is observed with great enthusiasm, where devotees pay homage to Lord Kubera, Goddess Lakshmi, and Lord Dhanvantari. The primary focus of Dhanteras is to seek blessings for wealth and health, making it an important day in the Hindu calendar. On this auspicious occasion, it is customary to purchase precious metals, particularly gold and silver, as these are believed to bring prosperity and good fortune. Buying household items such as utensils and broomsticks is also considered lucky. Shopping on Dhanteras symbolizes the welcoming of wealth and abundance into one’s home, reinforcing the day's significance in promoting prosperity. However, while many items are deemed auspicious to purchase, certain things should be avoided on Dhanteras to ensure that the day remains beneficial. A list of items is recommended to steer clear of, which inc...