Is Childhood Asthma Being Missed Despite Rising Cases and Effective Treatment?
by Dr Suhail A Naik
Childhood asthma is rising and often goes unnoticed. Early diagnosis, inhaler-based treatment, trigger control, and adherence are essential to prevent...
Why Are Kashmiri Students Underperforming in Competitive Examinations Despite Strong Academic Potential?
by Dr Farooq A. Lone
Kashmiri students lag in competitive exams due to systemic gaps in mentorship, infrastructure, and continuity, not to their ability; improving...
Is Inflation Reshaping Marriage, Fertility, and Gender Dynamics in Kashmir?
by Quaseen Jahan
An examination of Kashmir’s marriage market shows inflation, rising costs, and social expectations driving delayed marriages, lower fertility, and evolving gender and...
Can Iran’s Grip on the Strait of Hormuz Be Broken Despite Western Military Superiority?
by Asad Mirza
Iran leverages geography and asymmetric warfare to control the Strait of Hormuz, challenging US military dominance while disrupting global energy markets and...
Is the Kashmiri Pheran a Fashion Trend or a Timeless Identity?
by Manejeh Jehan
The Pheran, which declined amid colonial influence and shifting aspirations, was preserved by some Kashmiris and later re-emerged among diaspora communities as...
Does a Woman Truly Belong to One Home, or to Herself?
by Quaseen Jahan
An examination of how social norms shape women’s sense of belonging, highlighting tensions between parental and marital homes and the evolving...
Has Anyone Told the Economy It’s Going in Circles?
by Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E
Circularity has moved from an environmental aspiration to an economic strategy. The world is rebuilding its industrial logic. India...
Is the Supreme Court’s 3-Year Practice Mandate Strengthening Judicial Quality or Restricting Access?
by Janifer Salati and Muazzam Khursheed
The Supreme Court’s 3-year practice rule aims to improve judicial quality but may restrict access, especially for women and...
Are Teachers More Essential Than Ever in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?
by Dr Farooq A. Lone
As AI transforms education, teachers become more vital by guiding critical thinking, ethics, and understanding, ensuring students move beyond information...
Is Javed Ahmad Tak Kashmir’s Quiet Architect of Dignity?
by Meraj Zargar
A personal account traces Javed Ahmad Tak’s journey from tragedy to transformative social work, highlighting his role in redefining disability, dignity, and...
When the Courtroom Finds a Wider Audience: What Changes?
by Syed Ahfadul Mujtaba
Live-streamed courtrooms transform legal proceedings into shared public experiences, where memory, perception, and rhetoric shape justice beyond formal records and influence...
Is West Asia Redefining Security Beyond Alliances in a Multipolar Era?
by Asad Mirza
West Asia’s evolving security order reflects shifting alliances, technological change, and strategic autonomy, as regional powers move toward resilience, diversification, and flexible,...
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,...
Is the Long-Term Growth of Jammu and Kashmir’s Handicraft Exports Giving Way to Structural...
by Ruqaya Akhter
Jammu and Kashmir’s handicraft exports show decades of growth led by carpets and shawls, but rising volatility, limited diversification and external shocks...
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...
