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We are thrilled to announce an enlightening book reading session led by our Managing Director, Gita Ramesh, at The Bomba in New Delhi. This event was made possible through a wonderful collaboration with JK PAPER and the The Times Of India. At the intersection of knowledge and well-being, this session revolved around an Ayurvedic Wellness & Cookbook, carefully curated to nourish both body and mind. Mrs. Gita Ramesh's insights illuminated the profound connection between holistic health and mindful eating, as well as the transformative power of Ayurveda. We extend our sincere gratitude to JK PAPER and the Times of India for their invaluable support in making this event come to life. Their dedication to facilitating platforms for knowledge-sharing perfectly complements our vision. Here's to the harmony of well-being, the delight of culinary exploration, and the unity of minds seeking wisdom. Stay tuned for more enriching endeavors as we continue to embrace the journey of growth and holistic living.

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Hindustan Times and Times of India: Insights from an Indian Reader's Perspective

In India, two newspapers stand out as beacons of journalism: Hindustan Times (HT) and the Times of India (TOI). Each has carved a niche in the country's media landscape, resonating with different segments of the Indian populace.

Hindustan Times

Founded in 1924, the Hindustan Times is a cornerstone of Indian journalism, headquartered in New Delhi. HT is esteemed for its balanced and comprehensive news coverage. It excels in reporting on national and international affairs, politics, business, sports, and entertainment. Indians often turn to HT for its credibility and in-depth analysis, appreciating its methodical approach to news. The paper's editorial stance is perceived as fair and insightful, making it a preferred choice for readers seeking substantial and factual journalism. Furthermore, HT has effectively embraced digital media, maintaining a robust online presence that appeals to a tech-savvy audience.

Times of India

The Times of India, established in 1838, is one of the oldest and most widely circulated newspapers in India. Based in Mumbai and published by Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. (The Times Group), TOI is known for its extensive coverage across various domains, including politics, business, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle. TOI's vibrant and engaging reporting style attracts a diverse readership. Its ability to cater to a wide audience with a blend of serious journalism and lighter content has solidified its position as a household name. TOI's bold editorial choices and expansive reach make it a formidable force in Indian media.

Choosing Between Two Titans

Indian readers often face a choice between the in-depth and balanced reporting of Hindustan Times and the dynamic, comprehensive coverage of Times of India. HT is favored by those who prefer a more analytical and factual approach to news, while TOI appeals to readers who enjoy a mix of serious and lively journalism.

Both newspapers play pivotal roles in shaping public opinion and informing the Indian public. Whether you lean towards the insightful reporting of Hindustan Times or the engaging style of Times of India, both remain integral to the fabric of Indian journalism.

For a detailed comparison and to decide which newspaper might suit your preferences best, read our full blog.

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Human Genome Editing Scandals by Nurin Afiqah binti Abu Bakar from Times of India

WHO: A heated debate broke out between the delegates of Western Countries and Muslim-majority countries, as genome editing goes against their Muslim beliefs. Genome editing, also known as gene editing, refers to a group of technologies that give scientists the capabilities to alter an organism’s DNA. However, according to the Islamic law, these actions

are considered wrong.

“—In most developed countries, clinical genetics service was established by the end of the twentieth century. However underdeveloped countries such as Pakistan face multiple infectious diseases, malnutrition and so on and so forth. We are agreeing to use genome editing in the healthcare sector in order to save our country’s citizens. We are not against the islamic policies.” said the delegates of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, agreeing on the usage of genome editing

solely for the healthcare sector.

“—Human genome editing is a method that involves modification of the DNA cells. It is edited by adding, removing or altering the DNA in the human genome.The purpose of human genome editing by modifying is that we are able to increase our understanding of gene functions and develop ways to treat diseases. Besides, the pros’ of human genome editing, it can lead to certain type of cancer, allergy reaction or damage of the tissues of an organ, if an injection is involved. Thus, it should be handled as ethically as possible.” state the delegate of the Republic of Zimbabwe, speaking up on the pros’ and cons’ of human genome editing as a whole. “—Human genome editing should not be trusted by the public, for the catastrophe it could cause is unpredictable. How can the public assure that human genome editing would not be misused in the future for selfish desires? Another concern surrounding this issue is the increase of the existing gap between the rich and poor. Genome editing is expensive and is only accessible to the richer citizens.” Added the delegate of the People’s Republic of China. Questioning the equality of the accessibility of genome editing if it made its debut in the medical sector. The session carried on with a ten minutes unmoderated caucus, where delegates from western and muslims countries separated to create their own draft resolution regarding the issue at hand. Each delegate works in a collaborative manner to support their own stands with the issue at hand.

“—We deemed that genome editing are forbidden in our country as it is according to the Quran, it’s a sin to change God’s creation. Although an individual might be using this technology as a medical treatment, we still strictly forbid it as our country takes religion seriously.” stated the delegate of the Islamic Republic of Iran, that is strongly opposed to the usage of human genome

editing commercially.

The debate went back and forth between the countries who are in favour of human genome editing and oppose it. The debate was both on the rights, one to stand for the betterment of the

health of the general society while the other to stand firm in their beliefs.

Is the human genome practice truly beneficial in our road to advancing medical technologies or is it a wolf in sheep’s clothing waiting to shake the world with impending doom?

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Hindustan Times vs. Times of India: A Comparative Brief

Hindustan Times (HT)

Founded: 1924

Headquarters: New Delhi

Ownership: HT Media Ltd.

Overview:

Historical Significance: Founded during India's freedom struggle, HT has played a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and supporting the independence movement.

Editorial Stance: Known for its balanced and moderate stance, HT covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, sports, and entertainment.

Readership: Popular in Northern India, especially in Delhi and surrounding regions.

Digital Presence: Strong online presence with a focus on delivering news through its website and mobile apps.

Times of India (TOI)

Founded: 1838

Headquarters: Mumbai

Ownership: Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. (The Times Group)

Overview:

Historical Significance: One of the oldest English-language newspapers in India, TOI has a long history of journalistic excellence and influence.

Editorial Stance: Known for its comprehensive coverage of national and international news, TOI often leans towards a progressive and liberal viewpoint.

Readership: Widely read across India with a strong presence in major metropolitan areas, including Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore.

Digital Presence: Leading digital platform with a significant online readership and robust engagement across social media channels.

Key Differences:

Founding History:

HT: Established during the independence movement, reflecting a strong nationalist ethos.

TOI: Began as a British-owned publication, transitioning over time to an Indian ownership while maintaining a broad editorial focus.

Editorial Approach:

HT: Known for a balanced and moderate approach.

TOI: Tends towards progressive and liberal perspectives.

Regional Influence:

HT: Stronger influence in Northern India.

TOI: Pan-India presence with strongholds in multiple regions.

Digital Strategy:

Both: Have strong digital footprints but TOI leads in terms of online readership and engagement.

In summary, while both Hindustan Times and Times of India are major players in the Indian media landscape, their historical backgrounds, editorial stances, and regional influences set them apart, offering readers distinct perspectives and coverage on national and international affairs.

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