What Do Jammu and Kashmir’s Double-Digit Unemployment Figures Reveal?
by Dr Mehak Majeed and Mehrosh Yousuf
Jammu and Kashmir’s unemployment largely reflects a deep structural skill mismatch, shaped by historical state-led employment expectations, outdated...
Do Adults Now Need a Restrictive Protocol for Social Media as Much as Children...
by Dr Farooq A. Lone
It explores social media’s profound influence on human behaviour, the growing global unease over its effects, debates around regulation and...
What Does the Kashmir Controversy Over Eggs Reveal About the State of Food Safety...
by Aamir Manan Deva
The egg controversy exposes India’s acceptance of permissible risk, regulatory compromise over precaution, divergence from global standards, and eroding public trust...
How Does Nehabiho’s Life in Sweden Inspire Kashmir to Reclaim Its Language and Values?
by Peerzada Mohsin Shafi
Nehabiho’s Sweden–Kashmir reflections use language, daily life and honest comparisons to urge Kashmiris to preserve culture, rethink education, improve public behaviour...
Can Kashmir Save Its Lost Generation From Addiction and Despair?
by Umar Farooq
Kashmir faces a devastating addiction crisis consuming its youth, fuelled by heroin, systemic failures, corruption, trauma, and unemployment, demanding collective action rooted...
Can Jammu and Kashmir Achieve a Fair and Transparent Reservation Framework Without A Data...
by Bhat Hilal Ahmad
A data-driven reassessment of Jammu and Kashmir’s reservation structure, release of the GD Sharma report, and revisiting Rule 17 are essential...
What Does It Mean to Live with Spiritual Elegance?
by Mursaleen Bashir
Spiritual elegance is the quiet beauty of kindness, humility, and inner peace, expressed through small choices that nurture harmony, truth, and compassion.
Spiritual...
How Were Kashmir’s Mediaeval Stone Marvels Built With Such Precision?
by Iqbal Ahmad
Kashmir’s massive stone monuments, locally called Pandav Lari, display uniform design and striking Greco-Roman influence. Despite extensive studies, the technology behind lifting...
From Hukka to Heroin: How Is Substance Abuse Affecting Kashmir?
by Dr Farooq A Lone
Kashmir faces a deepening drug addiction crisis, fuelled by conflict, unemployment, changing substances, and organised networks. Experts warn society risks...
Is the Planet Really Facing a Baby Bust Or a Crisis of High-Consumption Lifestyles?
by Dr Vijay Garg
The crisis is not declining births but rising high-consumption lifestyles; ecological limits are breached while inequality and women’s lack of freedom...
Why Is Kashmir’s Education System Failing to Prepare Its Students for the Modern World?
by Haroon Rashid
Kashmir’s education system, bound by outdated curricula, narrow career expectations, weak infrastructure, and stagnant institutions, leaves students unprepared, unmentored, and disconnected from...
Will Financial Innovation Finally Break Kashmir’s Cycle of Inventory Crises in Apples and Crafts?
by Haseeb A Drabu
Kashmir’s apple and craft sectors are trapped in costly inventory cycles. Strengthened warehousing, credit systems, and innovative financing can stabilise incomes,...
Do Scientific Bonds Reflect the Way Humans Form Relationships?
by Nisar Farhad
How do scientific principles quietly echo Qur’anic wisdom and the emotional architecture of human connection?
Human relationships are often portrayed as unpredictable, emotional,...
Is Kashmir Becoming a Society Where Emotions Must Die in Silence?
by Javaid Ahmad Lone and Irfan Ahmad
Kashmir’s communal emotional spaces are fading, triggering rising mistrust, commodified identities, and a deepening mental-health crisis. It urges...
Did the Sanchar Saathi Mandate Cross Constitutional Lines On Privacy?
by Owais Amin Khan
The government’s initial Sanchar Saathi mandate triggered sharp criticism over privacy violations, constitutional overreach, and surveillance risks. Its rollback, after public...
