Stay gentle, stay kind, and remember your softness is your strength
Farhat Jabeen
Dear Kind People,
In a world that often celebrates speed, aggression, and toughness, it...
Trade agreements rarely announce revolutions; they quietly reveal hierarchies. The recent agreement between Washington and New Delhi is less a commercial breakthrough than a...
The annual population estimation of migratory birds will cover major sites like Hokersar, Wular and Shallabugh, with students and Wetland Mitras actively participating in...
Procedural inertia and unpunctuality violate the spirit of justice, equality, and the right to life. It creates a system that especially burdens the poor...
To prevent the mother tongue from becoming a relic, there is a need for translation wings, interdisciplinary research, and scientific journals in Kashmiri. Scholars...
An unprecedented deployment of Artificial Intelligence is boosting farming, healthcare, and security in in India's most sensitive region. However, civil liberties groups raise questions...
While fate can buffer the mind against chaos, its overuse leads to passivity. The challenge is to acknowledge its unapologetic authority without surrendering the...
Zia Mustafa
Moral development in a student involves learning good values, rights, acceptable behaviour, and positive habits that help shape a person into a good...
A civilisational reading of the Epstein affair in the light of Abrahamic scriptures
Prof Hamid Naseem Rafiabadi
Introduction
When power detaches from moral restraint
The Jeffrey Epstein affair...
The budget continues a trend of the state socializing risk for private infrastructure projects, a move that spurs growth but may quietly compromise public...
Talent is abundant but direction is scarce. A systemic change – from school-level counselling to regulated coaching centres – to illuminate the path for...
The ‘landmark’ deal threatens apple farmers with duty-free US imports and saddles carpets with a 6x higher tariff. The Kashmir Chamber of Commerce &...
What were once functional water channels are now open dumping grounds, signalling a breakdown in waste management, planning, and collective responsibility that demands immediate...
Dr Musawir Mohsin Parsa (PT)
Kashmir has long been admired for its natural beauty and resilient people, but beneath the picturesque landscape lies a growing...
The explosive growth of social media journalists, operating without accreditation or ethical codes, demands a new policy—not for censorship, but to professionalize the space...
Despite commendable policies on paper, the bypassing of flood norms and inconsistent mining regulation reveal a gap between legal intent and ground reality, pushing...
From Greek reason and Abrahamic faith to Buddhist insight and modern psychology, this article posits that human transformation, empathy, and meaning are forged not...
In an era before screens, India-Pakistan matches were a shared faith, heard on hidden radios in classrooms, powered by truck batteries in mohallas, and...
The youth are not weak, they are overwhelmed. The path forward requires families, educators, and society to shift from criticism to compassion, from transactional...
RTI pioneer, cultural guardian, environmentalist—the story of a Dard Shin warrior who spent his later years fighting for his language, his forests, and truth....
Society’s struggle to see women as potential perpetrators and men as credible victims is undermining the legal system. True equity demands laws and a...
With Rs 43,290 crore in central transfers plus Rs 10,000 crore for policing and internal security, the Budget focusses on disaster resilience, hydropower, tourism...
We must stop crediting fake verses to the ‘Poet of the East’
Waseem Akhter Dar
Dr Sir Muhammad Iqbal, reverently known as Allama Iqbal and celebrated...
In Islam, education is worship; success is Allah’s pleasure, built on intention, reflection, patience, and good character
Mudabira Javaid
A student’s bright future in Islam begins...