Who Was Tak Zainagiri, the Edhi of Kashmir?
by Meraj Zargar
Late Abdul Khaliq Tak Zainagiri was a visionary Kashmiri social reformer, government official, and Sahitya Akademi Award-winning linguist who founded the Jammu...
Why Should a Woman Be Treated Like an Alien Behind the Wheel?
by Aruba Qayoom
Women deserve safe, respectful mobility through public transport and driving, while society must challenge harassment, stereotypes, and gender-based discrimination.
Harassment may last only...
Can a Civilisation Endure Without a Clear Vision of Reality?
by Shabeer Ahmad Lone
Civilisations flourish through truthful perceptions of reality, combining wisdom, ethics, science, and spirituality to build compassionate, just, and enduring societies.
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Why Are Forest Dwellers Facing Eviction in Jammu and Kashmir?
by Dr Raja Muzaffar Bhat
Six years after the Forest Rights Act reached Jammu and Kashmir, authorities continue evictions while the law's promised protections remain...
Why Does the Kharosthi Script Still Matter to Jammu and Kashmir’s History?
by Iqbal Ahmad
Kharosthi, an ancient right-to-left script, preserves Jammu and Kashmir's rich epigraphic heritage, offering invaluable insights into the region's history, culture, trade, and...
Where Have India’s New Factory Jobs Gone?
by Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E
Jammu and Kashmir's investment is rising, but job creation is weakening as capital-intensive industries dominate. The trend highlights a...
Are AI Photo Apps Turning Your Selfies into Permanent Biometric Data?
by Dr Nawab John Dar
AI photo apps may collect facial data beyond images, raising privacy concerns about biometric information, data retention, model training, and...
Is India’s Exam System Designed to Fail Our Children?
by Sahil Mehraj
India's exam system profits off artificial scarcity and youth anxiety, failing millions as coaching industries grow while actual employment remains scarce.
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How Did the Kanihama Accident Deprive Kashmir of Two Exceptional Educators?
by Ahmad Kashmiri
The tragic deaths of lecturers Manzoor Ahmad Malik and Shabir Ahmad Dar in a road accident left Kashmir mourning two selfless, inspiring...
Can Trump’s Tariff Strategy Really Work, and at What Cost to the World?
by Asad Mirza
Despite legal setbacks, Donald Trump has rebuilt his tariff regime through new laws, raising revenue but fuelling global trade uncertainty, diplomatic strain...
Are We Only the Faceless Herd in Our Own System?
by Dr Ghulam Mohammad Khan
A father's journey to seek treatment for his daughter becomes a reflection on bureaucratic indifference, public helplessness, and the quiet...
Can AI, RPA and Currency-Grade Security Finally End India’s Paper Leak Epidemic?
by Faisal Kawoosa
An AI- and RPA-driven, decentralised examination system with currency-grade security could eliminate paper leaks by removing human intervention and strengthening end-to-end exam...
Are Our Schools Listening Before Bullying Becomes Tragedy?
by Aufaq Zargar
Amaira Meena's death raises urgent questions about bullying, institutional accountability and whether schools are doing enough to protect emotionally distressed children before...
Has Modern Medicine Erased Kashmir’s Traditional Healing?
by Iqbal Ahmad
From Herbal Remedies to Modern Medicines: Reflections on Changing Health Practices in Kashmir
Nowadays, it is difficult to imagine life without medicines. Alongside...
Will the US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Reshape the Middle East’s Strategic Balance?
by Asad Mirza
Washington and Riyadh have signed a landmark civilian nuclear cooperation agreement that could eventually allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium on its...
