Is Israel Accelerating De Facto Annexation in the West Bank?
by Asad Mirza
Israel advances new West Bank measures enabling land purchases and expanded control, drawing international condemnation amid concerns over annexation, settlement expansion, and...
When Transcendence Forgets Its Ground, Can Insight Survive?
by Shabeer Ahmad Lone
Across philosophy, mysticism, and literature, true transcendence must remain grounded in ethical responsibility, social engagement, and lived reality, where insight transforms...
Can Mid-Level Clinicians Bridge India’s Rural Healthcare Divide?
by Dr Sheikh Umar Ahmad
India’s rural health gaps demand regulated Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners to expand access to primary care, reduce inequities, and...
Was Ancient Kashmir Shaped by Greek and Central Asian Civilisations?
by Iqbal Ahmad
For centuries, Kashmir’s ancient past remained fragmented. Modern archaeological and numismatic research has reconstructed the region’s Greek, Scythian and Parthian connections, reshaping...
Is Farooq Nazki Greater Than the Sum of His Parts?
by Mir Tariq Rasool
A critical exploration of Farooq Nazki’s poetic synthesis, tracing his existential, philosophical, and cultural dimensions that unite tradition and modernity into...
Is Urban Challenge Fund India’s Shift to Market-Linked Urban Growth?
by Press Information Bureau
Urban Challenge Fund introduces competitive, market-linked financing for cities, combining Central assistance, reforms, and private participation to deliver bankable, outcome-oriented urban...
When a Noble Profession Buckles: Is the Teaching Profession Quietly Losing Its Soul?
by Aruba Qayoom
Teaching, once revered as a noble calling, now faces insecurity, contractual exploitation, merit concerns and declining classroom engagement, raising questions about educational...
What Are the Epstein Files and Why Are They Troubling World Politics?
by KL News Desk
The Epstein files detail decades of sexual abuse, investigations and elite associations, triggering political fallout, legal scrutiny and global questions about...
Are Late Marriages Becoming a Silent Social Emergency in Kashmir?
by Ishfaq Gani Mir
Rising marriage age in Kashmir reflects economic insecurity, rigid social norms, and emotional strain, creating loneliness, demographic shifts, and an unspoken...
How Did Rupa Bhawani Emerge as Kashmir’s Hindu Mystic Poetess?
by Dr Sabreen and Dr Mehak Majeed
Seventeenth-century Kashmiri mystic Rupa Bhawani blended Shaivism and Sufism through yoga and poetry, emerged as Lal Ded’s spiritual...
What is SASCI That Everybody Is Talking About in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly?
by News Desk
The Centre’s Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment scheme (SASCI), which offers 50-year interest-free loans for infrastructure, has emerged as a...
How Is World Unani Day 2026 Advancing Innovation and Evidence in Unani Practice?
by Dr Altaf Hussain Shah
World Unani Day 2026 highlights innovation, scientific validation, and outreach, reinforcing Unani medicine’s global relevance, evidence-based practice, and role in...
Is Ramazan More Than Fasting, A Month of Spiritual Renewal and Inner Transformation?
by Nazira Maqbool
As Ramzaan approaches, Muslims prepare for fasting, prayer and reflection. Beyond abstinence, the month emphasises discipline, charity, kindness and self-purification, offering believers...
Is Jammu Kashmir Moving Towards Fiscal Freedom or Slipping Deeper into Dependency?
by Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E
Jammu and Kashmir’s 2026–27 Budget expands welfare and capital spending, yet low own revenues and a heavy reliance on...
Why Does Capital Spending in Jammu and Kashmir Fail to Deliver Even Development?
by Ruqaya Akhter
Despite large capital allocations, delayed releases, administrative bottlenecks, and execution challenges, preventing full spending in incomplete projects and uneven infrastructure development across...
