Will Kashmir’s Pashmina Industry Survive the Test of Time?
by Taskeen Bhat
Expanding marketing efforts, both nationally and internationally, is critical. Effective promotion of authentic Kashmiri pashmina through strategic advertising and management can distinguish...
The AI Bandwagon: Why Mathematics Matters?
by Dr Azhar Yousuf
The question of whether a theoretical foundation exists and is necessary for machine learning models has been a topic of debate...
Can NEP 2020 Address Jammu Kashmir’s Educational Inequality?
By Dr Mushtaq Hassan Rather
The Department of Education, Jammu and Kashmir, has taken initiatives to increase enrolment and reduce dropout rates among SEDG children....
How The Climate Change Affects the Poor More?
by Asad Mirza
International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) latest report reveals that half of the global population lacks social protection, exacerbating vulnerabilities amid the escalating climate...
Can Kashmir Youth Still Trust New Promises by Political Class?
by Syed Aamir Sharief Qadri
A new generation of student leaders is needed in the assembly – young, educated visionaries committed to addressing the concerns...
How Kashmir Parties Are United In Agenda But Divided By Politics?
by Javid Ahmad Dar
Despite a common political agenda, ground-level competition prevents a united front of Kashmir’s regional parties.
As Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) goes to...
Is it Time for Electoral Reform?
by Abdaal Anis
A recall mechanism could redress this balance. It would ensure politicians adhere to their mandate, reducing opportunistic alliances and corruption by holding...
Can Political Parties Deliver for the Disabled?
by Mohammad Auyoob Mir
The community of persons with disabilities in Jammu and Kashmir has achieved remarkable progress. They are excelling in various fields, including...
How Can Childhood Abuse Turn Victims into Bullies?
by Azra Hussain
The least we can do is approach any child bully with compassion and an open mind. Instead of berating and punishing these...
Can Kashmir Afford the Promise of Government Jobs?
by Javaid Iqbal
Kashmir can create a more diverse and resilient economy by prioritising ease of doing business reforms, attracting private investment, and developing key...
Can Teachers Change Lives?
by Hurmat Altaf
A teacher's role extends far beyond imparting bookish knowledge. They help develop critical thinking, encouraging students to ponder their existence, surroundings, and...
Can Dard-Shina Music Bring Hope and Unity to Dardistan?
by Dr Suheel Rasool Mir
Despite the partition of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947, the indigenous Dard-Shina rich musical legacy transcends borders, challenging concepts of...
Why There Is Increasing Fear of Islam?
by Asad Mirza
In Sweden and India, the respective governments need to adopt a more unbiased and non-aggressive attitude towards the minorities in their countries.
A...
Can Kashmir Teachers Keep Up with the 21st Century?
by Dr Mushtaq Rather
Modern educators must read diverse literature to evolve as real repositories of knowledge. Great teachers are made, not born, through a...
Is Political Apathy Necessary for Organic Change in Kashmir?
by Professor Rattan Lal Hangloo
New Delhi's policymakers must recognise that Kashmiris are an integral part of India's multicultural fabric, and their assimilation will occur...
