Kashmir Life
Is the Public Health System Undermined by Medical Negligence and Overpricing?
by Suhail Gaznavi
Medical negligence and inflated drug pricing are eroding public trust in India’s healthcare system, highlighting the urgent need for regulation, ethical accountability,...
Why Is Jammu and Kashmir Facing a Hidden Water Crisis?
by Ajmal Shah
Despite abundant glacial rivers, Jammu and Kashmir faces a severe water crisis caused by infrastructure collapse, pesticide contamination, administrative apathy, and unsustainable...
Enduring Witness
In the last 17 years, Kashmir Life grew through upheaval and pressure, emerging stronger in its pursuit of objectivity, depth, and a well-informed Kashmir.
The...
What Would It Mean to Build an Economy on Imagination?
by Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E
On the Orange Economy, India's creative capital, and why Jammu & Kashmir may hold more on its balance sheets...
Kashmir: Trust, Butchered
In an investigative portrait of Qazigund's hollow slaughterhouse, Insha Yousuf reveals how backyard butchery, administrative failure, and blood-soaked drains are quietly devastating Kashmir's public...
How did Kashmiri Pandits Contribute to the Evolution and Preservation of the Persian Language?
by Iqbal Ahmad
This edited version refines language and structure while preserving original intent, highlighting Kashmir’s deep Persian-Sanskrit literary connections and the pivotal role of...
Is Easing Sanctions on Iranian Oil a Pragmatic Move?
by Asad Mirza
The US decision to ease sanctions on Iranian oil may stabilise global supply and benefit India, but raises strategic contradictions and could...
Is the “Smart Dumb Machine” Helping Us or Slowly Killing Our Humanity?
by Sammah Masoodi
AI enhances media and creativity but erodes ethics, authenticity, and human touch, risking misinformation, manipulation, and dependence that may gradually diminish our...
When Death Becomes a Plea: Can Letting Go Be an Act of Dignity?
by Raqif Makhdoomi
A legal and emotional account of passive euthanasia in India, focusing on Harish Rana’s case, exploring dignity in death, law, and the...
Briefing March 22-28, 2026
JAMMU
Panun Kashmir, a fanatic group seeking a separate homeland for minority Pandits in Kashmir Valley, has expelled its chairman, Ajay Chrungoo, over a series...
Can a Country Aspire to Great Power Status Without Investing in Knowledge?
by Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E
India’s Research and Development spending stagnates despite economic growth, with weak private investment and shallow innovation systems, raising concerns...
Is Qeshm Iran’s Hidden Missile Fortress Beneath a Tourist Paradise?
by Asad Mirza
Qeshm, once a tourist haven, is now central to Iran’s underground missile network, shaping regional conflict, threatening global oil flows, and redefining...
Was the Real-World Order Always About Money?
The realists argued about military power. The liberals debated cultural values. One man said both were looking at the wrong thing. Immanuel Wallerstein argued...
When Does the Right to Life Include the Right to Die with Dignity?
by Muazzam Khursheed
India’s Supreme Court advances euthanasia jurisprudence, recognising dignity in death by permitting withdrawal of life support, while balancing ethics, law, and constitutional...
Sukhnag Sighs
Legal proceedings before the National Green Tribunal, triggered by three years of illegal riverbed mining, could force restoration of Kashmir's iconic Sukhnag trout stream...
