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Educated, Unemployed, and Forgotten: The Cost of Conflict in Kashmir

With degrees in one hand, despair in the other, Kashmir’s lost generation speaks BLURB: Today, I am 37 years old — just three years away...

Regain mobility and live pain-free: When is joint replacement the right choice?

Joint pain can be more than just discomfort— it can take away your ability to move freely, enjoy daily activities, or maintain your independence....

No More Fear: Replacing Punishment With Positive Teaching

Replacing corporal punishment with positive discipline fosters confident, curious and motivated learners, laying the foundation for a brighter future There was a time when children...

Too Little, Too Late? The Trouble With Kashmir’s Political ‘Revival’

The situation in Jammu and Kashmir remains delicate. The return of politics was never going to be smooth. But a government without authority is...

Rebuilding Trust In Medicine Is The Need Of The Hour

As public confidence declines, healthcare professionals must reaffirm their commitment to integrity, transparency and compassionate care to preserve the noble dignity of the medical...

Teenage And Sex Education

Introducing age-appropriate sex education in schools and at home is essential to address emotional and developmental challenges, prevent harmful practices and promote healthy living...

How Chasing Whims And Abandoning Divine Guidance Is Destroying The Youth’s Peace

When we lose our connection with Allah’s revelation, we drift; the Quran remains the only light and cure in a world full of chaos In...

India Overtakes Japan To Become 4th Largest Economy

India’s rise to the fourth spot globally is not accidental; it reflects a blend of several critical factors working synergistically India has reached a historic...

The Illusion Of Liberation

There is a very thin line between freedom and slavery to stultitia Many people intend to be liberals, free-minded and progressive, but in chasing that...

When dreams bloom and some await their spring: A reflection on NEET results

Last evening (June 14, 2025) brought with it a cascade of emotions across the country as the results of the National Eligibility cum Entrance...

Celebrating Father’s Day 2025: Honoring The Unsung Heroes Who Shape Our Futures

A heartfelt tribute to fathers worldwide, recognising their strength, sacrifices, guidance and unwavering love as we reflect on their profound impact across generations Every year,...

Open Letter To Chief Minister Omar Abdullah

Reassess reservation policies in J&K to ensure fair opportunities Honourable Chief Minister Civil Secretariat, Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir Subject: Reassessment of reservation policy Through this open letter, I...

The Race No One Wins!

I love my homeland. I love its energy and its potential. But I have to say it honestly—what’s happening on our roads is terrifying....

When Success Breeds Arrogance: A Society Struggling With Misplaced Pride In Public Service

To those who have achieved success: remember the days of struggle, the prayers of your parents, the sleepless nights, and the fear of failure In...

Not All Dreams Are Worth Chasing

Not all that glitters is gold—sometimes, it’s just city lights reflecting off broken glass Jagnu was a handsome young man with a high-profile government job...

Transforming pre-primary education in J&K: Embracing play, compassion and professionalism for holistic child development

Pre-primary education, designed for children under six, plays a pivotal role in cognitive and emotional development—85% of a child's brain develops between ages 0...

160 Million Childhoods Lost: The Global Scourge Of Child Labour

In India, there are estimated 5-30 million child labourers, with UP, Bihar, Rajasthan accounting for 55% of country’s cases Child labour remains a significant global...

Reservation Policies Undermine Merit And Equity, Fuel Social Divisions

With 60% of posts reserved for categories and relaxed standards for reserved candidates, deserving OM candidates face marginalization, raising urgent questions about fairness, national...

Cracks In Our Shield: Ozone Layer Depletion And Its Alarming Impact On Life On Earth

The story of the ozone layer is a powerful reminder of both the damage humanity can cause and the positive change we can achieve...

From Qurbani To Kitchen: The Sacred Science Of Preserving Eid Meat In Kashmir

90% Kashmiris practice basic hygiene, but only 50% know safe storage, according to a 2023 study On Eid al-Adha, the valleys and towns of Kashmir come...

Mental Health And The Happiness Index In Kashmir: A Crisis Rooted In Trauma

41% depression, 26% anxiety, 19% PTSD - highest in any Indian region Kashmir, often described as a paradise on earth, has been plagued by conflict...

Gateway To Trade: Understanding The Port Economy Of India

With over 7,500 km of coastline and a strategic location, India’s port sector is a vital driver of trade, employment and economic development India, with...

The Wisdom Of Hazrat Khidr (AS)

How a ‘cheat’ exposed the biases hidden in Mehmood Ghaznavi’s court Once, Sultan Mehmood Ghaznavi said to his courtiers, “I have a cherished desire to...

The Dedication Of Doctors In Ramban’s Remote Areas

These healthcare professionals overcome infrastructure challenges to serve people with unwavering commitment The charming but challenging district of Ramban lies in the heart of Jammu...

Growth Model Strategy: Empowering Tribal Students Through Confidence-Building Communication

I’m working in a college in the remote area of Rajouri, where many of the students come from tribal backgrounds, often with limited exposure...

Locked In By Lifestyle? Beat The Sedentary Curse With Physiotherapy

In this era of endless screen time and desk jobs, physiotherapy offers practical solutions to combat the health risks of a sedentary lifestyle and...

Tin Box Library And Book Reading

Living in a digital age that whizzes information to our fingertips, with glowing screens and endless entertainment, we have almost forgotten books in this...

Displaced In Their Own Fields: The Vanishing Presence Of Kashmiri Rural Women In Agriculture

Data shows rural women’s participation in paddy cultivation has declined 40 per cent since the 2000s June in Kashmir once carried the earthy scent of...

Plastic Apocalypse: Can Humanity Reverse Its Toxic Legacy Before It’s Too Late?

How 14 million tonnes of annual plastic waste enters our food chain through fish, salt, and even air Each year on June 5, World Environment Day...

Plastic Pollution: A Global Environmental Crisis With Specific Challenges In India

Annual production could fill 23 million trucks bumper-to-bumper circling Earth 1.5 times – with just 9% recycled Plastic pollution is a pressing global environmental crisis...

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