Why do I Recommend the Setting Up of an Impartial Truth and Reconciliation Commission?
by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul
This Commission should be set up expediently before memory escapes. The exercise should be time-bound. There is already an entire...
Is It Time to Cut Ties with a Toxic Relationship?
by Dr Bilal Ahmad Dar
Clinging to toxic relationships can only lead to disgrace, embarrassment, and existential despair.
‘Some cause happiness wherever they go; others whenever...
How Does Kaul Capture the Human Side of Kashmiri-Pandit Life?
by Bilal Gani
The past has left scars on the collective memory of all Kashmiris, irrespective of religious identity. The narrative's complexity lies in understanding...
What Role Darbar Lar Plays in the Lives of Gujjar-Bakarwal Tribes?
by KD Maini
Aside from daily gatherings at the shrine, the Urs (death anniversary) of Baba Nazam-ud-Din Kayanvi, the Pir (spiritual teacher) of Baba Ji...
What Does the Approval of a ‘Loss and Damage’ Fund at the COP28 Climate...
by Matt McDonald
Agreement on this fund is a good thing in recognising the inequality at the heart of the causes and effects of climate...
Can We Reclaim the Nobility of Healthcare in a Commercialised Era?
by Dr Fiaz Fazili
Our identity as noble professionals demands moral values, behaviours, ethics, and relationships that underpin the trust the public places in doctors...
What Can a Fly in a Colon Teach Us About the Unexpected Things Getting...
by Adam Taylor
While not 40 years in the finding, a man inhaled a pea, which was in place long enough for it to begin to...
Why the Educators Must Follow The Last Generation of Kashmir Teachers?
by Javaid Jawad
Education is a sacred responsibility. It requires a special dedication and innate enthusiasm from our educators.
It is disgusting that the educational...
Why Wani Nazir’s Poetry Is The Chill In The Bones, Literally?
by Perveiz Ali
By exploring memories, Wani Nazir writes about his own experiences and thoughts, as well as those of others, and uses it as...
Why We Must Revive Our Bonds With Nature?
by Dr Junaid Jazib
We originated within nature, as its finest creation, and evolved under its subtle influences. Long before we organised into complex societies,...
Who Said What In UN General Assembly Debate on Gaza Resolution?
UNITED NATIONS: The 193-member United Nations General Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution calling for an “immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce” between Israeli...
How Antidepressants, Ketamine and Psychedelic Drugs May Make Brains More Flexible?
by Barbara Jacquelyn Sahakian and Christelle Langley
It makes sense that if anti-depressant treatment facilitates brain plasticity, this should make it easier for people taking...
Why Am I Resigning After 11 Years from the US Bureau of Political-Military Affairs?
by Josh Paul
We cannot be both against occupation and for it. We cannot be both for freedom and against it. And we cannot be...
How Pollution Kills Fish In Kashmir’s Oxygen-Deficient Lakes?
by Auqib Javeed
The sudden death of large numbers of fish in Kashmir’s iconic Dal Lake has reignited concerns over water pollution, eutrophication and ineffective...
Why Gaza Depends on Global Aid for Survival?
by Topher L McDougal
More than 53 per cent of Gaza residents were considered below the poverty line in 2020, and about 77 per cent of Gazan...
