The transformative power of education and technology in Kashmir’s disability revolution Twenty years ago, a disabled person’s existence in Kashmir was extremely difficult. The Kashmiri populace was notably ignorant and incomprehensible when it came to disability issues. This ignorance included neighbors, other family members, educators, parents, and administrators. People had no idea how someone with […]
What Allah knows about us is more important than what people think about us. His perspective is the only one that truly matters. Indeed humans are social creatures, and interactions with others is natural and essential part of our lives. While human interactions are inevitable and valuable and we live in a social media-dominated era, […]
The multifaceted personality embodies a unique blend of affection, dynamism and a living legacy par excellence In North Kashmir’s Rafiabad area of Sopore lies a small town Dangiwacha, en route to a lesser-known picnic spot of Mundajji, about 18 kilometres from the district headquarters of Baramulla. This town holds the legacy of having produced great […]
Yaarbal is a cultural gem of Kashmir. Rooted in tradition and simplicity, it holds a significant place in the collective memory of Kashmiri culture, particularly in the daily lives of its women. Centuries ago, Yaarbal was not merely a place but a ritual—a daily pilgrimage of Kashmiri women to the banks of glistening streams or […]
We must learn from our mistakes and work towards correcting them to gain something from society God has made us into well-formed human beings, different from the rest of the creatures in the world. It is quite hard to believe that a person gets what is written in his fate and no one can challenge […]
The day is more than just a tribute to a great statistician; it is a celebration of the power of data in shaping a better future On June 29th, India commemorates National Statistics Day, dedicated to recognizing the vital role that statistics and statisticians play in the nation’s development. This annual celebration marks the birth […]
“There will be no civil war” in Israel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on June 18. But he might be wrong. Netanyahu’s statement was made in the context of the growing popular protests in Israel, especially following the long-anticipated resignations of several Israeli War Cabinet Ministers, including Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot – both […]
Recent years have seen a rise in the fear of failure among the younger generation. It refers to the great fear of failure and the desire to avoid it, which frequently causes people to limit their actions and take fewer risks. The purpose of this article is to examine the causes of this phobia, how […]
As we know, Statistics Day is celebrated every year on 29th June, since 2007. This day marks the birth anniversary of late Professor Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis, in recognition of his valuable contribution to economic planning and statistics. The major objectives of celebrating Statistics Day are to create public awareness, especially among the younger generation, about […]
Libraries store the energy that fuels the imagination. They open up windows to the world and inspire us to explore and achieve, and contribute to improving our quality of life: Sidney Sheldon Public libraries have long been considered pillars of knowledge, bastions of community service, and havens for intellectual growth. However, with the proliferation of […]