Is the Pursuit of Perfect Love an Illusion?
by Irfan Qayoom Shah
The truth is that love is not about discovering someone flawless; it is about embracing another in their imperfections. True connection...
What Made Dr Irshad Ahmad Mantoo a True Scholar?
by Dr Suheel Rasool Mir
Dr Mantoo was a gentleman of rare humility, a scholar whose dedication to teaching remained unwavering despite his health struggles....
What Does Home Taste Like?
by Zikra Tariq
That is the beauty of our women; they orchestrate feasts, yet their labour remains unseen, unnoticed. There is no commotion, no flurry...
Can Forgiveness Heal a Wounded Heart?
by Mehreen Mearaj
To be human is to err, yet true growth lies in learning from those missteps. Forgiveness demands letting go of the past,...
What If Life Ends Before We Begin to Live?
by Irfan Qayoom Shah
Islam, in its divine wisdom, encourages early marriage, recognising the inherent human need for companionship and emotional security.
Life, in its purest...
How to Choose the Perfect Bread Maker?
By prioritising the features that matter most, you can streamline your selection process, ensuring a machine that meets your specific baking needs.
Nothing compares to...
Hydropower in Kishtwar: Progress or Plunder?
by Ayaan Saroori
The fair allocation of power is imperative, and the residents of Jammu and Kashmir, whose resources drive these projects, must be the...
Should Jammu Kashmir’s Digital Future Be Built by Startups?
by Faisal Kawoosa
By leveraging startups for digital projects, the government could not only enhance service delivery but also actively foster entrepreneurship. Engaging startups would...
Has Fashion Become a Tool for Societal Decay?
by Er Umair Ul Umar
Governments must implement strict policies to curb drug abuse and excessive alcohol consumption, recognising that a society’s future depends on...
Is Gold the Ultimate Safe Haven in Unstable Times?
by Dirk Baur
Gold prices have surged past US$2,900 per ounce, driven by inflation fears, central bank demand, and geopolitical uncertainty. Investors seek gold as...
What Does It Take to Survive the Night in Delhi?
by Khan Muzamil
Night in Delhi is a fearless plunge into the fringes of urban existence. It compels readers to confront uncomfortable truths about class,...
Is Capitalism the Law of the Wild?
by Syed Suhail Yaqoob
Capitalism thrives on power, not fairness, marginalising the weak while rewarding the elite. Rooted in social upheaval, it prioritises growth over...
How Does Ramadan Transform Both Body and Soul?
by Dr Nisar Farhad
Dr Michael Mosley, in his book The Fast Diet, asserts that “there is nothing else you can do to your body...
Will Kashmir Ever Be Safe for Women?
by Nazira Maqbool
A woman’s silence in the face of harassment is not consent—it is fear, conditioned by a society that judges her before the...
Can Constructed Wetlands Save Kashmir’s Water Bodies?
by Dr Mohammad Ashraf Bhat
Unlike energy-intensive sewage treatment plants, these systems operate passively, requiring minimal intervention and upkeep, making them a low-cost and low-maintenance...
