This is a section of opinion and analysis, mostly based on the current issues.
The rudimentary shifts dictated by the Fourth Industrial Revolution has posed newer challenges to societies across the globe. Dr Mehboob Makhdoomi,…
by Riyaz Wani The past four months have witnessed Kashmiris donating generously to poor people asking for alms online, in many…
The August 5, 2019 decision has larger psychological dimensions beyond the symbolism of autonomy, writes Riyaz Wani When on March 25,…
by Riyaz Wani The past week has witnessed thousands of migrant workers returning to Kashmir to work in the construction sector,…
by Riyaz Wani On July 13, the Jammu and Kashmir administration re-imposed the lockdown in Kashmir following a surge in the…
by Javaid Iqbal In the coming days, Kashmir will witness a surge of cases, as the lockdown is lifted. Although there…
Spare a thought for the child, who has to live the rest of his life with the trauma and the…
The health givers are messiahs in their own right because they help people to live longer, reduce their pain and…
by Nazir Ahmad Gilkar and Iqra Majeed Shah Kashmir personifies a systemic, normalised clampdown. The shutdowns are usually a 100 to 200 days…
by Reyaz Wani Kashmir has been under an uninterrupted lockdown since the withdrawal of Article 370 in August 2019. Though…
by Tasavur Mushtaq In January 2020, five months after Jammu and Kashmir was downgraded into two Union Territories, internet access was…
In these trying circumstances, there is a need to preserve the idea of community, writes Ikhlaq Qadri A scare is a…
The months that Omar Abdullah spent in confinement are far less than the years’ Sheikh Abdullah did. Then why did…
by Shams Irfan A few decades back who would have imagined that even small villages dotting the picturesque valley of Lolab…
Amarjeet Singh Dulat, the former RAW boss, and author of Kashmir: The Vajpayee Years has close friends in Kashmir politics.…
