Nobel Prize 2025: Is László Krasznahorkai the Master of Apocalypse Who Redeems Humanity Through...
by Umaima Reshi
Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai wins the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for his visionary, apocalyptic fiction that reaffirms art’s power to endure...
Why Does Rabies Cause Fear of Water?
by Aejaz Iqbal
If someone is bitten or scratched by an animal that might have rabies, or if infected saliva touches an open wound, the...
Nobel Prize 2025: Can Chemistry Build Houses for Molecules?
by Umaima Reshi
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry honours Robson, Kitagawa, and Yaghi for creating metal–organic frameworks — porous molecular structures that can trap...
Is Assu Still the Beating Heart of Mountain Life in Jammu and Kashmir?
by Zakir Malik Bhallesi
Assu, the autumn grass-harvest season in Jammu and Kashmir, embodies cooperation, gratitude, and harmony with nature, reflecting the enduring cultural pulse...
Nobel Prize Physics 2025: How Big Can Quantum Go?
by Umaima Reshi
By building a small superconducting circuit, the 2025 Nobel laureates showed that strange quantum effects like tunnelling and energy jumps can appear...
Medicine Nobel Prize 2025: How Do Our Bodies Know When to Stop Fighting?
by Umaima Reshi
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine honours scientists who uncovered how the immune system regulates itself, revealing mechanisms that prevent...
Why Are the ICJ and ICC Cases on Israel and Gaza Taking So Long?
by Melanie O'Brien
A UN-backed inquiry found Israel committing genocide in Gaza. ICJ and ICC cases progress slowly, hindered by procedural delays, state non-cooperation, and...
What Does Kafka’s Metamorphosis Reveal About Human Bonds?
by Arjumand Qadir Kala
Kafka suggests that suffering, as cruel as it is, sometimes forces others into independence.
Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis is a meditation on...
How Gaming Addiction is Affecting Kashmiri Students?
by Nasreenah Farooq
Monitoring screen time daily and limiting phone usage, particularly on Sundays, can encourage outdoor activities such as trekking, mountaineering, and swimming.
https://youtu.be/o0Zglb7cUd0?si=MDCmK-asp8xvzPMQ
Gaming addiction...
Who Speaks for the Gujjars of Jammu and Kashmir?
by Barkat Hussain
According to the 2011 Census, 69.35 per cent of Gujjars remain illiterate.
https://youtu.be/PqTPWkjvYp4?si=vmFwt4q9_aLt45Qd
In March 2025, while conducting ethnographic fieldwork, I arrived in...
How Does Exploitation Shape Perception?
by Aamir Altaf
Every Kashmiri student, artisan, and professional striving for dignity becomes a suspect. Our identity, once a source of pride, is being devalued.
The journey...
Can Kashmir Save Its Chinars?
by Abdul Wajid Parray
With approximately thirty-three thousand Chinars still standing, they may together absorb an estimated 1,650 metric tons of carbon dioxide and release...
Are Rohingya Refugees Testing International Resolve?
by Vibhu Mishra
More than eight years after over 750,000 Rohingya Muslims fled Myanmar for sprawling camps in Bangladesh, the crisis remains unresolved. On Tuesday,...
What Are The Five Big Problems With Trump’s Gaza Plan?
by Ian Parmeter
Trump-Netanyahu 20-point Gaza plan offers a timely, flawed roadmap: trust deficit, asymmetry, vague implementation, West Bank omission and Israel’s hard-right cabinet and...
What Happened to Our Pir Vaer?
by Bareeza Rasheed
Choosing modesty in place of shamelessness. These choices may seem ordinary, but together they can revive a society.
https://youtu.be/cX5lvlGmY_Y?si=xPJDGnDUzjJV4Csw
There was once a land...
