Gowhar Geelani All this talk about reducing footprints of the armed forces in the Kashmir Valley has become too redundant,…
Arshid Malik A lot has been written and reported about Kashmir in the past couple of decades ranging from thesis…
Bashir Mir The healthcare scenario in Kashmir does not exude much confidence either in the patients or the medical fraternity…
By: S Rehman Kashmiri society has always been myopic when it comes to choosing careers. Never have the wishes and…
by Shujaat Bukhari The much-awaited report by Government of India (GoI) appointed interlocutors has raised more suspicion about New Delhi’s…
Showkat Ahmad Corruption and red-tape are the biggest hurdles to the development of various states in India, especially J&K, where…
Umair HaqaniIn the run up to the republic day, Kashmir is usually tense with manifold increase in security forces’ deployment.…
Umair AhmadOver the last two decades the weather in Kashmir has been behaving, to put it bluntly, erratically as far…
Muhammad AhseemLack of a healthy drug policy in J&K has been taking a heavy toll. The latest victim is a…
Ahmad Riyaz
In the past three weeks, state government has booked two teachers for allegedly breaching the academic norms in setting two examination papers. One, a Gandhi College lecturer Noor Mohammad Bhat was arrested for drawing up an anti-establishment paper.
Dr. Bashir A DablaWorld over the ‘international disability day’ was observed on December 3, 2010. Our state too had the…
Dr. Bashir A DablaA famous contemporary sociologist observed that human society was characterized by two parallel but inter-acting phenomena of…
Arshid MalikHa. Ha. I just couldn’t stop laughing out loud. I burst out laughing when, a few days ago, I…
Javeed AhmadKashmir is a long-pending dispute – the assertion found its way into President Obama’s recent public pronouncements in New…