Kashmir Life
How Islam Liberated Women From Being Objects of Inheritance?
by Mohasina Showkat
Islam has raised the status of the women from below the earth so high that paradise lies at her feet.
While the West...
Why We Need A Digital Detox On An Urgent Basis?
by Bilal Ahmad Dar
‘Cell phones are so convenient that they’re an inconvenience’
Haruki Murakami
Technology, as we know, has transformed our life. It has made things...
Briefing July 5 – July 11, 2020
In the first half of the year ending June, in more than 100 counter-insurgency operations Kashmir witnessed 229 killings including 32 civilians and 54...
Delhi Irked As NC, PDP Skipped Condemning Chinese Galwan Assault
SRINAGAR: Since no Kashmir based party has “condemned the killing of the Indian soldiers” in Galwan valley by the PLA, Delhi has “taken a...
Tense Tracks
In 1870, when according to a compilation of the East India Company, 15.37 lakh people lived in Jammu and Kashmir and were managed by...
How Did Media Comment Upon Syed Ali Geelani’s Resignation?
SRINAGAR: Syed Ali Geelani, Kashmir’s ailing separatists who is being seen as the hawk in Kashmir’s ideologically split politics, resigned from the Hurriyat Conference,...
Why Digital Learning Is The New Normal and The Way Forward?
by Muneeb Rashid Malik
“The situation, in which we are placed today, is one which the country – and, indeed, the world – has not...
Who Was Al-Kindi, The Great Mathematician Who Had His Own Theory Of Relativity?
by Qudsia Gani
Popularly known as Al-Kindi, Abu Yusuf Ya‘qub ibn Ishaq lived between 801 and 873 CE. He was known in both the later...
Why We Must Take Skills And Enterprises Seriously?
by Syed Shahnawaz Bukhari
The Kashmir has a classic syndrome.
People here generally enjoy a decent standard of living and are, therefore, not ready for physical...
Why The Area Currently In Focus Because Of Chinese Incursions In Named After Galwan?
by Rasul Bailay
It’s probably safe to assume that you have by now heard of the Galwan River. Its valley is one of the flashpoints...
Khache Origins
When Kashmiris serving in the Ladakh desert were called Khachul or Khache, they were taking it as a slang. Historian David G Atwill in...
Childbirths In Pandemic
At a time when Kashmir’s Coronavirus caseload is soaring past 5000, the exponential rise in the number of infected pregnant women has raised fears...
Chinese Attacks: How The Powerful Media Commented On The Crisis?
After months of standoff between the two armies – that had agreed not to use weapons against each other, 20 soldiers including a Colonel...
The Covid Collaterals
As a person tests positive for Covid-19, the entire eco-system for the family and the villages’ changes abruptly. Authorities take away the people to...
High Density Culture
Apple apart, Kashmir has created a demonstration orchard in Srinagar outskirts where some of the best high-density fruits are grown, reports Masood Hussain
“If we see...
