Kashmir Life
Is the World Addicted to War?
by Ghulam Mohammad Khan
This is the core logic of necropolitics. The poorest communities suffer the most, their deaths framed as necessary sacrifices for national...
Are We Outsourcing Our Minds?
by Dr Qudsia Gani
Leading professors of Physics at institutions such as Stanford and MIT in the United States, as well as at other distinguished...
What Makes July a Historically Significant Month for Kashmir?
by Mohammad Sayeed Malik
July marks three pivotal events in Kashmir's history: the 1931 Martyrs Day, Sheikh Abdullah's 1977 election, and Farooq Abdullah's 1984 overthrow...
Who Carries a Father’s Name?
by Er Umair Ul Umar
He taught me how to see beyond the obvious, how to trace connections between events, how to ask why and...
Who Was Parvaiz Sir And What Made Him Unforgettable?
by Mohammad Aaqib Khan
His humility was such that, despite my reverence for him, he insisted on treating me as an equal. This was the...
What Lies Behind the Perfect Smile in the Sky?
by Kanvi Joshi
Cabin crew, once a small and specialised group, now constitute a large segment of the global service workforce. Their work is essential...
Briefing June 29 – July 5, 2025
SOPORE
Momina Javid, a young biochemist from Sopore, has won the prestigious IDEX Master’s Excellence Fellowship from Université Paris-Saclay, France. A former Gold Medalist and...
Can Statistics Build a Fairer Society?
by Dr Rizwan Yousuf
The occasion serves to honour the legacy of Professor Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis by promoting the strengthening of statistical institutions and advancing...
Is Bird Flu Ready for the Next Leap?
by Dr Nadeem Shabir
For now, the general public’s risk remains low. The CDC maintains that these are isolated cases of animal-to-human transmission rather than...
Are We Educated or Just Exam-Trained?
by Jasleen Kour
School ought to be the place where a child arrives and an individual prepared for life departs. Training should begin with simple...
Kashmir: The Forgotten Thaejkaad
From Kashmir’s disappearing rice fields, Tuiyba Anwar traces the quiet revolution that once stirred each season, when women discovered rare freedoms, communities thrived on...
What Happens When Teachers Stop Inspiring?
by Syed Shahnawaz Bukhari
This is not a failure of students. It is a failure of the system.
There was once a time when a teacher’s...
Do Delegations to Kashmir Achieve Anything?
by Dr Waseem Ahmad Bhat
What the Valley requires is not more visitors observing from the sidelines, but active political participants committed to challenging the...
Briefing June 22-28, 2025
ANANTNAG
Dr Syed Aalishan Fatima from Srinagar has become the first woman from Jammu and Kashmir to qualify for the DM Cardiovascular, Endovascular and Interventional...
Why Nuclear Scientists Have Long Been Targets in Covert Operations?
by Jenna Jordan and Rachel Whitlark
Israel’s Operation Rising Lion killed at least 14 Iranian nuclear scientists to degrade Tehran’s expertise. While symbolically potent, such...
