How Societal Stereotypes Shape Career Choices for Kashmir’s Youth?
by Meer Shahzaib
Choosing an unconventional path is not a rejection of tradition. It is a contribution to its renewal. One can hold on to...
Why Are We Failing at Being Human?
by Ghulam Mohammad Khan
Like Sisyphus with a PhD in self-sabotage, we roll the boulder of familial strife up the hill, only to marvel at...
Why Do We Celebrate Only KAS and NEET?
by Showkat Ahmad
Rather than limiting coverage to competitive exam results, news outlets could profile young scientists, writers, artists, and social workers whose achievements exemplify...
Can Israel and Iran Avoid the Point of No Return?
by Asad Mirza
For years, the confrontation unfolded through cyberattacks, proxy warfare, and covert operations. That pattern has now changed. Iran’s missile strike on Israel...
Can Physiotherapy Transform Colorectal Cancer Care?
by Dr Binish Khan
As treatment approaches evolve, physiotherapy remains central in helping patients overcome the physical burdens imposed by cancer and its management.
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Should the Government Step In to Regulate Social Media Before More Tragedies Occur?
by Vasundhara Pathak Masoodi
The artificial world of reels and the unchecked use of social media require regulation and accountability. The government must introduce appropriate...
How Can Diet Prevent Colorectal Cancer?
by Dt Umi Laila
Nutritional support remains vital at every stage of colorectal cancer treatment and recovery. It enhances the body’s ability to withstand physiological...
Can India-Pakistan Conflict Bring Strategic Stability to South Asia?
by Ajay Darshan Behera
Whether India’s military action against Pakistan marks a turning point for regional stability or ushers in greater instability will depend not...
Is Zahid Rafiq’s Short Story Collection, the Most Chilling Book About Violence Without Violence?
by Ajaz Ashraf
Zahid Rafiq’s short story collection evokes Kashmir’s wounds through lives haunted by silent violence. Without bloodshed, these poignant tales confront readers with...
How Muslims Around the World Celebrate Eid ul Azha?
by Babra Wani
As the crescent moon of Dhul Hijjah signals the approach of Eid ul Azha, the second and holier of the two annual...
What Is The Enduring Philosophy of Eid al-Adha?
by Muhammad Nadeem
Eid al-Adha serves as an annual checkpoint, urging believers to assess their inner state, identify worldly chains that bind them, and consciously...
What Happens When Politics Leaves the Classroom?
by Kanvi Joshi
Young people should be encouraged to observe municipal proceedings, contribute to community forums, volunteer in civic projects, and hold direct conversations with...
What Makes a Saint a Scholar?
by Muhammad Nadeem
While revered as a Sufi saint, Mir Syed Ali Hamdani’s identity as a scholar and author is equally profound. His works on...
What Will It Take to Avert Environmental Collapse?
by Mukhtar Ahmad Qureshi
In an age where every breath is borrowed from a struggling Earth, World Environment Day is no longer a reminder. It...
Is Professor Majrooh Rashid Redefining Poetic Thought in Snow Flames?
by Mir Tariq Rasool
Majrooh departs from abstract systems and instead engages with time through a meta-modern frame. He bypasses Eliot’s broken structures and Rushdie’s...
