What Lies Behind the Perfect Smile in the Sky?
by Kanvi Joshi
Cabin crew, once a small and specialised group, now constitute a large segment of the global service workforce. Their work is essential...
Can Statistics Build a Fairer Society?
by Dr Rizwan Yousuf
The occasion serves to honour the legacy of Professor Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis by promoting the strengthening of statistical institutions and advancing...
Is Bird Flu Ready for the Next Leap?
by Dr Nadeem Shabir
For now, the general public’s risk remains low. The CDC maintains that these are isolated cases of animal-to-human transmission rather than...
Are We Educated or Just Exam-Trained?
by Jasleen Kour
School ought to be the place where a child arrives and an individual prepared for life departs. Training should begin with simple...
What Happens When Teachers Stop Inspiring?
by Syed Shahnawaz Bukhari
This is not a failure of students. It is a failure of the system.
There was once a time when a teacher’s...
Do Delegations to Kashmir Achieve Anything?
by Dr Waseem Ahmad Bhat
What the Valley requires is not more visitors observing from the sidelines, but active political participants committed to challenging the...
What Does Struggle Mean in Faith Today?
by Raqif Makhdoomi
Those who have stood by the truth have always faced trials. History does not make exceptions. Every individual who has challenged injustice...
What Is the Strait of Hormuz and How Could Its Closure by Iran Impact...
by Muhammad Nadeem
Amid rising Iran-Israel tensions, Iran may close the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil trade route. These risks disrupt global supplies, potentially...
Why Nuclear Scientists Have Long Been Targets in Covert Operations?
by Jenna Jordan and Rachel Whitlark
Israel’s Operation Rising Lion killed at least 14 Iranian nuclear scientists to degrade Tehran’s expertise. While symbolically potent, such...
Is Kashmir Gambling Away Its Future?
by Dr Rizwan Yousuf
The legal distinction between games of skill, such as poker, rummy, and fantasy sports, and games of chance remains contested. Indian...
Has the ‘Reelocene Epoch’ Replaced Reality?
by Dr Ghulam Mohammad Khan
We are living in what may be called, with no small irony, the “Reelocene Epoch” a cultural moment governed by...
Was Aurangzeb a Tyrant or a God-Fearing Ruler?
by Muhammad Nadeem
Modern critiques of Aurangzeb's religious policies often ignore both Islamic legal tradition and historical context.
The reign of Aurangzeb Alamgir, the sixth Mughal emperor,...
Can Kashmir Confront Its Dementia Crisis?
by Nawab John Dar
Although no definitive method exists to halt the progression of MCI or prevent Alzheimer’s disease, adopting certain habits may reduce the...
Where Do Dreams Go to Wait?
by Irfan Qayoom Shah
The library does not promise outcomes. It offers no certainties. Instead, it allows room for something deeper. It offers space to...
How Is Islam Being Reimagined in South Asia?
by Dr Ishfaq Amin Parrey
As a Kashmiri scholar of Islamic thought, Dr Tauseef Ahmad Parray’s Perspectives on Interpreting Islam in the Contemporary Indo-Pak Subcontinent: Issues...
