Why Does Kashmir Still Import Eggs Despite Rising Demand for Protein?
by Akhter Ruqaya
Despite rising demand and higher prices, Jammu and Kashmir’s egg production has stagnated for two decades, forcing heavy imports, draining the local...
When Did the News Stop Informing and Start Preparing Us to Feel?
by Junaid Rashid Lone
A quiet, unsettling portrait of how television news gradually shifts from information to emotional conditioning, normalising control, fear, and compliance without...
Is Industrialisation In Jammu Kashmir Being Built on Subsidised Smoke, Import Dependence and Export...
by Haseeb A Drabu
Jammu and Kashmir’s Industrial Policy 2021–30 prioritises subsidies over structure, returns over risk reduction. Without correcting trade imbalances, market failures, and...
At Davos 2026, How Middle Powers are Reading the Global Moment?
by Pooja Chhabria
At Davos, middle powers signalled that the old rules-based order is broken, rejecting nostalgia and choosing resilience, sovereignty, and coalitions to actively...
Is Trump’s “Board of Peace” a Genuine Diplomatic Breakthrough or a Personal Power Project?
by Francesco Grillo
Trump’s Board of Peace claims diplomatic reform but centralises unchecked authority, risks undermining democratic norms, diluting peace efforts, and turning Davos into...
Is Davos Entering an Era of Monologue, Disruption, and Post-Multilateral Realism?
by Michael Froman
Davos 2026 revealed anxiety, Trump-dominated discourse, fading multilateralism, cautious AI optimism, and middle powers seeking diversification as leaders confront a harsher, fragmented...
Does the Harwan Terracotta Site Require Re-dating and Reinterpretation in Light of Modern Archaeological...
by Iqbal Ahmad
Can modern scientific methods and Kharoshthi evidence compel a re-dating of the Harwan terracotta site, challenging colonial-era Buddhist attributions and refining Kashmir’s...
Why Do the Same Branded Products Cost Less Online Than in Offline Stores?
by Malik Daniyal
Price gaps between online and offline retail stem from scale, lower overheads, aggressive competition, and platform strategies that reshape costs, bargaining power,...
How Does Rashid Nazki Transform Kashmiri Poetic Experience Into A Universal Moral and Spiritual...
by Shabeer Ahmad Lone
An expansive meditation on Rashid Nazki’s Vahrath, situating his poetry within global ethical, mystical, and historical traditions while affirming literature as...
Greenland Row: How Should Europe Respond to Trump’s Escalating Threats?
by Asad Mirza
Trump’s renewed threats over Greenland have alarmed Europe, prompting diplomatic, military, and trade responses as EU leaders weigh collective leverage against US...
Why Saudi Arabia and the UAE Are Sliding into a Cold War?
by KL News Desk
Saudi Arabia and the UAE are locked in a cold war driven by competing leadership ambitions, diverging regional strategies, proxy conflicts,...
Jammu Kashmir: Why Has Rising Piped Water Coverage Not Delivered Reliable Drinking Water?
by Akhter Ruqaya
Despite near-universal piped water coverage in Jammu and Kashmir, governance gaps, infrastructure fragility, and climate stress mean reliable drinking water remains elusive...
How Did Lal Ded Lay the Foundations of Sufi Mysticism in Kashmir?
by Dr Mehak Majeed and Dr Sabreen
Lal Ded pioneered a role in shaping Kashmiri Sufi mysticism, transforming poetic discourse through spiritual inquiry, linguistic innovation,...
Jammu Kashmir: What Is HADP and How Far It Transformed Agriculture?
by JKDIPR
HADP marks a shift from subsidy-led farming to a value-chain-driven system, aiming to raise farmer incomes, strengthen resilience and restructure Jammu and Kashmir’s...
Do Marks Really Define Intelligence and Worth in Kashmir’s Education System?
by Shadab Ahmad Lone
Recent board results in Jammu and Kashmir expose the stigma around low scores, highlighting how exam pressure, social attitudes, and neglect...
