Sameer Saran and Anirban Sarma masterfully map AI, statehood, and identity in a world where geography is being rewritten by technology—though their Huntingtonian lens...
The season meant for recovery is now an extended classroom, harming health and development. Authorities must regulate exploitative tuition and uphold the spirit and...
An examination of the dummy admission crisis reveals a system failing its teachers and students, reducing schools to mere paperwork hubs. To end dummy...
A blanket ban may be insufficient; instead, a mix of regulation, digital literacy, and community programmes is needed to protect young users
By Zahid Ahmad
Social...
When teachers are diverted from mentorship to meetings, they lose moral stature, and society weakens. A collective awakening is needed to honour their true...
To prevent tragedies, the writer calls for urgent legal reforms to ensure speedy separations, curb misuse, and establish fully functional Family Courts in every...
The article dissects why banks swiftly auction a middle-class home but engage in long negotiations with corporate giants. It blames a mindset that sees...
A brief history of the Qur’an’s compilation and standardisation from the era of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to Caliph Uthman (RA)
By Talhat ul Sidiqa
The Qur’an—the...
Despite Islamic teachings of equality, an obsession with lineage erodes confidence, delays marriages, and forces a painful conflict between faith and culture
By Aaqyb Ashraf
A...
Amid teacher shortages and low literacy, AI-powered adaptive learning offers a path to personalised, multilingual education, aligning with NEP 2020 to overcome geographical and...
The egg controversy is not about cancer panic but about a regulatory system that prioritises feasibility over precaution, allowing what others ban and creating...
There is no need to panic, but vigilance is essential. Nitrofurans are globally recognised for their carcinogenic potential, and their presence in eggs—if verified—must...
Only by abandoning the reductionist language that frames Israeli wars as simple responses to armed groups can we arrive at a profound understanding of...
On this solemn occasion, family members, friends, associates, and the broader business and social community of Jammu & Kashmir gathered to commemorate the first...
The path to a developed nation begins with stable, dignified jobs for scholars, not backdoor entries for the less qualified
Waseem Akhter Dar
In a time...
To combat influence from parents and peers, students need help discovering their strengths and interests much earlier – turning career choice from a pressured...
From weddings to schools, this article argues that life lived for the audience of neighbours and relatives creates debt, anxiety, and a communal melancholy...
With plastic found from the deepest oceans to human bodies, schools and individuals can drive change through awareness, clean-ups, and simple swaps like reusable...
Cheating persists not because students are clever, but because teachers allow it. This normalisation is a foundational lesson in moral decay with lifelong consequences.
Aaqib...
Dr Tanveer Ahmed
Academic arrangements, initially conceived as a temporary measure to address faculty shortages in Jammu and Kashmir’s higher education system, have now become...
A pre-experimental study at the college demonstrates that a Structured Teaching Programme can significantly boost adolescent girls' nutritional knowledge, showing that prevention through education...
Reclaiming time from work is a profound moral and social project essential for creativity, presence, and restoring ‘the human measure’
By Shabeer Ahmad Lone
The modern...
From public sarcasm and administrative arrogance to dismissive labels, there is a constant pressure that belies the sacred status afforded to educators across faiths
By...
The conversion of farmland and shrinking forests create inviting habitats for bears and leopards. To prevent panic and injury, habitat corridors and regulated relocation...