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The Alchemy of Life

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While medical technology has advanced rapidly, the shortage of available organs remains a critical challenge. Every new pledge represents a vital bridge between a terminal […]

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Kashmir’s Battle Against Fatty Liver Disease

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Dr. Wahid Akbar warns that lifestyle-driven metabolic syndrome is fueling an epidemic; early detection and lifestyle shifts remain the best defense. Across the globe, liver […]

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The Death of “We”

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While slogans of unity decorate the walls, a culture of silent competition is quietly dismantling collective goals. The shift from “we” to “me” marks a move from shared victory to individual survival. By Mool Raj “Team spirit.” “Unity.” “Together we rise.” For decades, these phrases were the bedrock of school assemblies and local playgrounds. We […]

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The Death of “We”

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While slogans of unity decorate the walls, a culture of silent competition is quietly dismantling collective goals. The shift from “we” to “me” marks a move from shared victory to individual survival. By Mool Raj “Team spirit.” “Unity.” “Together we rise.” For decades, these phrases were the bedrock of school assemblies and local playgrounds. We […]

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The Fertility Fade

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Sedentary habits and processed diets are fueling a surge in hormonal disorders like PCOS. Doctors warn that physical inactivity is now a primary barrier to natural conception. By Jahangeer Ganaie For decades, the rhythmic pulse of life in Jammu and Kashmir was defined by large, multi-generational families. Today, that pulse is slowing. What was once […]

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Cinema Moves North

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For decades, the breathtaking vistas of Jammu and Kashmir have served as a backdrop for others’ stories. Now, the region is preparing to take center stage as a storyteller in its own right. The recent announcement of a maiden international film festival marks a transformative shift in how the Union Territory engages with the global […]

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The Fertility Fade

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Sedentary habits and processed diets are fueling a surge in hormonal disorders like PCOS. Doctors warn that physical inactivity is now a primary barrier to natural conception. By Jahangeer Ganaie For decades, the rhythmic pulse of life in Jammu and Kashmir was defined by large, multi-generational families. Today, that pulse is slowing. What was once […]

The Death of “We”

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While slogans of unity decorate the walls, a culture of silent competition is quietly dismantling collective goals. The shift from “we” to “me” marks a move from shared victory to individual survival. By Mool Raj “Team spirit.” “Unity.” “Together we rise.” For decades, these phrases were the bedrock of school assemblies and local playgrounds. We […]

Cinema Moves North

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For decades, the breathtaking vistas of Jammu and Kashmir have served as a backdrop for others’ stories. Now, the region is preparing to take center stage as a storyteller in its own right. The recent announcement of a maiden international film festival marks a transformative shift in how the Union Territory engages with the global […]

The Alchemy of Life

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While medical technology has advanced rapidly, the shortage of available organs remains a critical challenge. Every new pledge represents a vital bridge between a terminal diagnosis and a miraculous recovery. By Ajaz Rashid In the quiet corridors of the Jammu convention center this past Sunday, the air was thick not with the somber notes of […]

The Kindness Loop

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In an era of high-speed digital friction, we explore why a simple act of kindness remains the only language that transcends every barrier. By Tabiya Mukhtar Mark Twain once observed that “Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” In our modern era defined by the relentless friction of […]

Learning to Live Together

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By fostering a “critical mind,” education allows students to dismantle the biases that fuel aggression. It replaces reactionary fear with the analytical tools necessary to navigate a complex, diverse world. By Mool Raj  In an era where headlines are too often dominated by the shadows of conflict, war, and systemic injustice, the search for a […]

From Grey to Green

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As global economies shift toward a “Green Growth” model in 2026, the definition of a successful city is changing. From Srinagar to the world’s major hubs, we explore why urban development must now prioritize ecological survival over mere concrete expansion. By Sahil Manzoor Bhatti In the modern global landscape, development is no longer a luxury, […]

Kashmir’s Battle Against Fatty Liver Disease

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Dr. Wahid Akbar warns that lifestyle-driven metabolic syndrome is fueling an epidemic; early detection and lifestyle shifts remain the best defense. Across the globe, liver disease is emerging as a primary cause of mortality, and the Kashmir Valley is no exception. What was once considered a secondary health concern has now morphed into a “silent […]

Pine Scents and Baisaran Scars

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A Year Since the Pahalgam Massacre, the nation honors the 26 lives lost and the local heroes who stood against the darkness. Their sacrifice has fueled a year-long mission to dismantle terror modules and secure a peaceful future for every citizen. By Ajaz Rashid A year ago, on April 22, 2025, the crisp mountain air […]

The Enduring Heart of Fatherhood

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In a world of complex loyalties and orchestrated narratives, one truth remains: the bond between a father and his children is an unbreakable force that time eventually reveals. By Mool Raj  The concept of fatherhood is often described as a pillar of society, yet its true essence lies in a quiet, unyielding devotion that serves […]

Spiritual Bankruptcy

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When we treat rituals as a hall pass for social misconduct, we risk a unique form of spiritual insolvency. By Syed Mustafa Ahmad In the grand theater of modern spirituality, a curious paradox has taken center stage. From the quiet sanctity of the home to the bustling cacophony of the marketplace, the air is thick […]

Simari Women Join the Lakhpati Didi Movement

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In Simari, the final village on the LoC, 14 women are trading isolation for entrepreneurship. See how the Jammu & Kashmir Rural Livelihoods Mission is turning traditional needlework into a powerful tool for financial independence. By Arsheed Ahmad Bhat In Simari, the last Indian village perched along the Line of Control (LoC) in North Kashmir, […]

J&K’s 100-Day War on Drugs

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A 30-day deadline, frozen bank accounts, and revoked passports. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha declares a total war on drug syndicates, shifting the strategy from simple awareness to a ruthless systematic crackdown. By Ajaz Rashid On a hot Monday in Kathua, the atmosphere felt charged. The government had signaled a shift in strategy: they were no […]

1996: A Diagnostic Pilgrimage

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In 1996, a family’s desperate search for a diagnosis took them from the diagnostic vacuum of Srinagar to the busy clinics of Amritsar. What they found wasn’t just a medical answer, but a sobering look at the hidden commercial interests that shape the world of healthcare. By Syed Majid Gilani In the mid-1990s, the healthcare […]

The Quiet Spectrum

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In the quiet corridors of Kashmir’s premier medical institutes, a silent shift is occurring. What was once dismissed in households as “slow growth” or “shyness” is now being identified by its clinical name: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). By Jahangeer Ganaie In the quiet corridors of Kashmir’s premier medical institutes, a silent shift is occurring. What […]

Govt takes over 58 schools linked to banned Jamaat-e-Islami

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Srinagar, Apr 18: The Jammu and Kashmir government on Saturday announced the takeover of the management of 58 schools run by the banned Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) and its Falah-e-Aam Trust, officials said.   Official sources informed that the action follows adverse intelligence reports and the expiry of the schools’ management validity.   The School Education Department […]

The Global Stink

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Humanity is on track to triple its daily waste by the end of the century. From toxic fumes to poisoned rivers, explore why our “throwaway” culture is reaching a breaking point, and how we can turn trash into a lifeline. By Mool Raj The mounting global waste crisis is no longer a distant environmental warning; […]

A Budget Big on Numbers, Short on Solutions

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Jammu and Kashmir’s ₹15,139 crore allocation to education in the 2026–27 budget signals intent, even urgency. But intent alone cannot repair a system weighed down by decades of neglect. As the Union Territory steps into a new academic session, the real test is not how much is being spent, but whether it is being spent […]

License or Close

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Can J&K’s Private Rehabs Survive the New Rule of Law? By Ajaz Rashid The narrow alleys of Srinagar and the bustling suburbs of Jammu have, for decades, played host to a quiet and desperate commerce. Behind non-descript gates and within the confines of residential basements, a proliferation of “de-addiction centers” emerged to meet a soaring […]

Expansion of Bone and Joint Hospital is a Game-Changer for the Valley

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In the whole story of human life, there is a singular, unshakeable truth that transcends borders and socioeconomic status: health is the only true currency. By Sahil Manzoor Bhatti In the whole story of human life, there is a singular, unshakeable truth that transcends borders and socioeconomic status: health is the only true currency. It […]