Kashmir Life
Do Umera Ahmed’s Alif, Peer-e-Kamil, and La Hasil Trace a Journey from Emptiness to...
by Quaseen Jahan
A scholarly examination of three novels explores themes of existential emptiness, spiritual awakening, and ethical inquiry, tracing a continuum of faith, identity,...
Briefing April 26 – May 2, 2026
JAMMU KASHMIR
Jammu Railway Division has announced the transportation of 644 tonnes of cherries from Jammu and Kashmir to Mumbai, aimed at strengthening market access for perishable...
What Environmental History Tells Us About Climate Change In Kashmir?
by Shaista Amin
Environmental history reveals how past human actions shaped today’s climate crises, urging sustainable development by understanding landscapes as living archives of ecological...
Who Was Marghoob Banihali and Why Does His Legacy Still Matter in Kashmiri Literature?
by Dr Masoon Ahmad Beig and Dr Hasrat Hussain
Prof Marghoob Banihali's life, works, academic journey, and literary achievements have a lasting influence on the...
Beyond Pir Panchal
Kashmir needs robust counselling systems to broaden career horizons, address unemployment, and unlock global opportunities.
The sudden spotlight on a handful of Kashmiri seafarers, as...
Why Do Headlines Prioritise Identity Over Achievement in Stories of Success?
by Lilac Ali
Journalistic headlines often foreground class, disability or identity, framing success as improbable, thereby reinforcing bias and undermining achievement by positioning individuals as...
How Bollywood Is Shaping Dangerous Minds?
by Suhail Gaznavi
Rising knife violence reflects deeper social issues, amplified by films and music glorifying aggression, drugs, and power, confusing youth and weakening the...
Was Kashmir Always a Crossroads of Civilisations?
by Iqbal Ahmad
Kashmir’s myths, historical records, coins, and architecture reveal centuries of interaction between Greek, Persian, and Indian cultures, establishing the region as a...
Why Does The Brothers Karamazov Still Haunt Us With Questions of Guilt, God, and...
by Arjumand Qadir
Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov explores guilt, faith, and human struggle, revealing how love, suffering, and moral choices shape lives and continue to...
Do Kashmiri Daughters Carry Invisible Burdens Behind Affection and Empowerment?
by Quaseen Jahan
Kashmiri daughters are loved and empowered, yet quietly carry unequal expectations. They give endlessly while often hesitating to claim their rights. This...
Is the World’s Greatest Economic Opportunity Hiding in Plain Sight?
by Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E
The global Silver Economy is emerging as a major growth driver. India, facing rapid ageing, must shift policy toward...
How Does Iran Sustain Its Resilience Under Prolonged External Pressure?
by Asad Mirza
Iran’s endurance under pressure highlights how decentralised structures, institutional cohesion, and a shared sense of purpose can sustain resilience beyond conventional strategic...
Is Order Quietly Slipping Into Decay as Society Edges Toward a Wasteland?
by Syed Ahfadul Mujtaba
A police officer reflects on how neglect, inconsistency, and eroding civic discipline gradually transform ordered societies into wastelands, drawing from literature,...
Did Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri’s Life Reflect the Rise, Decline, and Renewal of Islamic...
by Syed Nasrullah Rashid
Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri’s life traced a journey from Kashmir to Deoband, shaping Islamic scholarship through teaching, reform, and an enduring...
Are Performance and Social Audits the Missing Link in Effective Public Service Delivery?
by Sajad Hussain Mir
Performance and social audits highlight gaps between policy intent and outcomes, showing that infrastructure expansion alone is insufficient without accountability, maintenance,...
