True Sensitivity: A Path To Authenticity And Connection

True Sensitivity: A Path To Authenticity And Connection

Letting go of double standards and embracing emotional honesty, we can create a world where love, kindness, and compassion are the guiding principles Authentic sensitivity is a profound and unwavering commitment to emotional honesty, a consistent resonance that echoes through every moment and encounters. It is an all-encompassing and unshakeable foundation, a guiding principle that […]

An open letter to LG Manoj Sinha and DGP R R Swain

An open letter to LG Manoj Sinha and DGP R R Swain

Subject: Cold-blooded murder of Aabid Manzoor Dar of Barsoo village in Awantipora, District Pulwama, J&K UT Respected Sir, I am writing this open letter to bring to your urgent attention the tragic and cold-blooded murder of my brother, Aabid Manzoor Dar, a resident of Barsoo, Tehsil Awantipora, District Pulwama, J&K UT. Aabid went missing near […]

Tackling The Plastic Pollution Crisis: Current Challenges And Solutions

Tackling The Plastic Pollution Crisis: Current Challenges And Solutions

Exploring the impact of plastic waste on our environment and innovative strategies for reduction and recycling As the world’s population continues to grow, so does the amount of garbage that people produce. People require easily disposable products, such as soda cans or bottles of water, but the accumulation of these products has led to increasing […]

Are Unicorns Overrated? Can Camels, Zebras And Gazelles Lead The Way?

Are Unicorns Overrated? Can Camels, Zebras And Gazelles Lead The Way?

As the pursuit of billion-dollar valuations becomes increasingly distorted, it’s time to redefine what it means to be a successful startup We live in an era captivated by the mythical creature of the business world: the unicorn. A billion-dollar valuation is the new gold standard, a badge of honour sought by startups and their investors […]

From Deluges To Droughts: Kashmir’s Apple Growers Face Nature’s Mood Swings

From Deluges To Droughts: Kashmir’s Apple Growers Face Nature’s Mood Swings

From diseases to pests, and dry spells to heavy rainfall, the orchards of Kashmir are a constant battlefield for the growers, who rely on their expertise and resilience to overcome the challenges and ensure a successful harvest In the orchards of Kashmir, where apple growers stand as guardians of their crop, a battle is fought […]

Forced Marriage: A Blatant Violation Of Islamic Principles

Forced Marriage: A Blatant Violation Of Islamic Principles

Despite misconceptions, Islam does not sanction or condone forced marriage, and instead emphasises the importance of mutual consent and free will in the marriage contract Despite numerous contentions to the contrary, forced marriage is not an Islamic tradition; it is a jahiliyya custom (pre-Islamic era), rooted in indigenous cultures, that has persisted in some Muslim […]

Pornography: An Evil To Be Abhorred

Pornography: An Evil To Be Abhorred

The proliferation of pornography on the internet and social media has led to a moral crisis, with serious consequences for individuals, families and society as a whole. It is time to acknowledge the problem and take action to prevent its harmful effects. Pornography has become the main issue of modern society. With the advent of […]

Islamophobia And Bollywood: A Distorted Narrative

Islamophobia And Bollywood: A Distorted Narrative

The Indian film industry’s portrayal of Muslims is perpetuating harmful stereotypes and fuelling Islamophobia, threatening to divide society and undermine the values of tolerance and understanding that India is known for Bollywood, India’s vibrant film industry, holds a powerful influence over public perception and societal norms. However, a troubling trend has emerged in recent years: […]

Corruption And Development: A Complex Relationship

Corruption And Development: A Complex Relationship

Can development coexist with corruption in India’s education sector? I recently read in the newspaper about the mismanagement and corruption in an NGO that trains poor students to compete in the Government of India’s JEE, NEET, and IIT exams, which are required of grade 12 students to get into India’s top engineering and medical colleges. […]

Debunking The Myth: Is Time Really The Best Healer?

Debunking The Myth: Is Time Really The Best Healer?

While time can indeed heal physical wounds, the same may not be true for emotional pain, which can linger and even intensify over time An old adage goes “Time is the best healer. Emily Williams counterclaims “Time they say is a great healer, but in this case, I am not sure that is true.”Also Iris […]

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