Kashmir Life
Briefing December 1-7, 2024
CHENAB VALLEY
Acting on the Home Ministry's directive to dismantle the militant ecosystem in Jammu and Kashmir, authorities have taken significant action. On November 28,...
Can Self-Help Groups Empower Women?
by Sadia Raashid
The primary objective of this SHG is to support the rural poor, with a particular focus on empowering women across Kashmir.
In a...
Can We Regulate Mobile Phone Misuse?
by Anznoo Wasim
Our parents, educators, and mentors have not placed sufficient emphasis on imparting these values to us, whether through religious or worldly education.
The...
How Can We Harness the Power of Tourism to Heal and Transform?
by Fayaz Ahmad Dar
Our call to action, the Himalayas for Healing (H4H), represents the guiding pillars of our tourism philosophy. This noble vision is...
Can Omar Abdullah’s Government Tackle Kashmir’s Environmental Issues?
by Auqib Javeed
Jammu and Kashmir finally has an elected legislature, but whether it can address climate challenges remains to be seen
On October 16, after...
Why The US $ 300 Bn Climate Fund Is Too Little, Too Late?
by Asad Mirza
Finally, it seems the developed world has realised its omissions and at the COP29 meeting in Baku, most Western nations agreed to...
Prof Abdul Wahid Qureshi (1946 – 2024)
Prof Abdul Wahid Qureshi, a distinguished economist and academician from Karnah, devoted his life to teaching, mentoring, and transforming higher education, was a lifeline...
Briefing November 24-30, 2024
‘Our law enforcement agencies are monitoring the anti-India elements and separatists’ ecosystem and if they try to put people’s lives in danger or compromise...
What Are The Red Flags Of An Unhealthy Relationship?
by Umair Rashid
Losing someone who did not value you can often be a blessing, creating space for those who will.
Investing deeply in a personal...
Is Déjà Vu a Window Into Forgotten Memories?
by Azra Hussain
Though empirical evidence supporting a definitive link remains elusive, anecdotal accounts underscore the possibility of déjà vu's symbiosis with anomalous neural activity.
Déjà...
Is Legislative Theatre a Reflection of Democracy’s Imperfections?
by Muazzam Khursheed
The true challenge lies in distilling meaningful outcomes from this chaos, thereby upholding the faith the people have placed in it. Effective...
Can The Legislation Empower the Disabled?
by Dr Mushtaq Rather
Despite living with a 75 per cent certified disability, Amit refuses to let it hinder his aspirations. He undertakes endeavours that...
Will COP29 Be Able to Deliver?
by Asad Mirza
The delegates at the ongoing COP29 are expected to deliver new solutions to save the world from a climate catastrophe. However, instead...
Why Does Poverty Persist Under Capitalism?
by Syed Suhail Yaqoob
Numerous economists endeavoured to reform capitalism, yet history reveals their endeavours as futile.
Adam Smith's seminal works extol the virtues of the...
Briefing November 17-23, 2024
The ICMR-INDIAB study, presented at SKIMS Soura on World Diabetes Day, reported 7.8 per cent diabetes prevalence, 10.5 per cent pre-diabetes, 30 per cent...
