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  • An introduction to Health Information Management
    Avonuo ZiephrüDimapurHealth information management (HIM) is the practice of acquiring, analyzing, and protecting digital and traditional medical information vital to providing quality patient care. It is a com
  • The open door
    ‘Life is rather a state of embryo, a preparation for life; a man is not completely born until he has passed through death’ – Benjamin Franklin.One of the most beautiful things an 80-year-old woman said to
  • Alternate abilities and queerness
    Dr Samhita Barooah World Disability Day marks the beginning of engaging with sensitive innovation. Every December 3, globally the needs and challenges of persons with disability are recognised and respected.
  • Kagui’s Kitchen
    Kaguirong Gonmei’s signature dish is Sweet, Sour and Spicy Roasted Pork Ribeye. And it is always in demand among customers. Kagui and business partner Rocky Peshai have created an intimate, inviting space wit
  • Mental health in the online world
    Sungjemlila Aier Kohima  The digital age is a time where technology offers information on a platform where it is available to everyone who has access to these technologies. This is largely dominated by
  • SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW
    Gucci revives classics to regain edge Silvia Aloisi Reuters Gucci is revisiting 1960s handbags and other classics in its latest collection, mixing them with up-to-the-minute sneakers and logoed skateboar
  • Writing 'The Lost Homestead' was cathartic: Marina Wheeler
    Vishnu Makhijani  IANS A film on Indias last Viceroy triggered a series of journeys to the sub-continent as Marina Wheeler attempted to come to terms with its partition in 1947 and the trauma that it c
  • Indian teen's solar iron smoothes a pressing problem: forest loss
    Manipadma Jena Thomson Reuters Foundation On India's residential streets, amid the tea vendors and vegetable sellers, ironing "wallahs" press clothes each day for millions of Indians, smoothin
  • Haemorrhoids/Piles
    Dr Denchu PhomCIHSR What Are Haemorrhoids?Haemorrhoids are swollen veins in the lowest part of your rectum and anus. Sometimes the walls of these blood vessels stretch so thin that the veins bulge and get
  • South Korean 'sparrows' try to cap surge of throwaway plastic
    Minwoo Park Reuters  At a workshop in the South Korean capital, two environmental activists melt down old plastic bottle caps that thousands of volunteers known as “sparrows” have collected
  • Waiting for the Dust to Settle: Revisiting History
    Easterine KireOne way of describing Dr Veio Pou’s debut novel, Waiting for the Dust to Settle, is to call it a revisiting of a historical time, a historical event that confounded the Naga people first by its
  • Jamaican teacher turns Kingston walls into blackboards
    Kate Chappell Reuters With most schools in Jamaica still closed due to the pandemic, schoolteacher Taneka Mckoy every day braves the risk of stray gunshots from gang warfare and the oppressive Caribbean hea
  • Mrs Adovaku and others
    Easterine KireWe Nagas love being introduced to new fruits and flowers in order to find out if the newbies can grow in our hills or plains as the case may be. I don’t know how long it has been since the exoti
  • 'Venice of the East' revives canals to fix traffic snarls
    Rina Chandran Thomson Reuters Foundation Until recently, Nuttanakul Somsak's daily commute to work was unlike that of most residents in Bangkok: she hopped on a boat for about half the price of a train
  • 5 ways to take care of eye health
    Puja Gupta IANSlife Reduced eyesight is caused by multiple factors, including diseases like diabetes, eye trauma, cataracts or glaucoma. Over 3 crore individuals suffer from blindness globally, with Indi
  • Japanese theme park becomes new office for teleworkers
    Kim Kyung Hoon Reuters The coronavirus pandemic has turned one Japanese theme park into a new workplace for teleworkers, with a haunted house for the bargain. On Thursday, Yomiuriland, an amusement park
  • Rapes show double struggle of low-caste women in India
    Annie Banerji & Saurabh Sharma Thomson Reuters Foundation The victim of India's latest alleged gang rape faced the double discrimination of being born female and low caste, says her family, fearing
  • The reality of depression
    Easterine KireMany of us are mourning the unexpected suicide of former Governor Dr Ashwani Kumar. He was different from other governors of the state. In spite of having been the former CBI chief, there was litt
  • Global goals: Is there still time to save the world?
    Nine humanitarian experts on the chances of a real global reset by 2030 Thin Lei Win  Thomson Reuters Foundation Five years ago, members of the United Nations unanimously approved a set of ambitious
  • Life without feet
    Easterine KireHe is often seen downtown steering himself along on his electrical wheelchair. Like a permanent fixture of the city centre. RH is also known as a city poet because he looks at the semi-urban lands
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