Society

Dispelling The Vitamin C Myth: A Doctor’s Advice For Common Cold

By Gunjan Gupta: It all starts with a scratch like feeling in your throat, like somebody sandpapered it and then, you're left with soreness. You see it coming and abhor it. You know what's going to follow. It's a ritual for most of us. Soreness,

Society

The Lives Of Cities: Vivid Imagery And Stark Contrasts

By Arunima Sen: And my story today, has become similar to many of those frustrated beings the world holds today. I am inspired by buildings, which are erected in a day or two, and by those which might take ages to be built. Yet, the

Society

To Dad, With Love: A Daughter’s Account Of Growing Up With A Loving Father

By Gunjan Gupta: (Hello dear readers, this is my first article in Youth in Awaaz. I think this issue is important because fathers really are an underrated parent and we need to be more demonstrative of our love for them. I lost mine recently and

Health & Life,Inspiration

Tomb Raider To Cancer Crusader: Angelina Jolie Continues To Inspire

By Radhika Narang: Known from her action movies and humanitarian causes, Angelina Jolie revealed to the New York Times that she had undergone a double mastectomy in February 2013 to prevent herself from getting breast cancer after she found out she carried the gene that

Society

Formal Education Is Not The Answer To All Social Evil

By Kunal Arora: We have always heard that education is the best way to improve the society, providing education has been the main goal of our Government and it has been working hard to do that, spending millions on it. Many NGO's are working for

Society

Not All Cops Are Bad Cops, They Can Be Real Heroes Too

By Sumeet Kaur: In spite of the sacrifices of martyrs like Hemant Karkare, Ashok Kamte, Vijay Salaskar and many more, the public confidence in the police is low and decreasing such that the reputation of the police remains ripped apart. The police force is meant

Education,Society

The State Of Differently-Abled Students In India: Is Sympathy The Only Necessity?

By Tadrash Shah: Differently-abled is essentially a kind-hearted term used for the disabled. We would all agree that it is so and there is nothing wrong or hyperbolic in putting it this way, because we have all experienced that the blind have a stronger sense

Society

Senior Citizen Marriages: The Beauty Of A Wonderful Beginning

By Dishi Solanki: Love has no age, no limit; and no death. -John Galsworthy Miss mortified: “I am so furious right now. How in the sanest mind could he think of doing so? For heaven’s sake he is 58. I feel so sheepish to go out

Society

Delhi And Its Love For ‘Work In Progress’: How Incomplete Construction Projects Make Life Miserable For Citizens

By Charu Sharma: There’s a famous couplet by Kabir in Hindi, “Kal Kare So Aaj Kar, Aaj Kare So Ab, Pal Mein Pralaya Hoyegi, Bahuri Karoge Kab”. I have always thought about these lines while walking on the damaged roads in Delhi due to construction

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