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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, […]

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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; […]

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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; […]

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Raising Capable Children

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A child is like wet clay, and the impressions we make early on last a lifetime. Learn why “doing it for them” might be holding them back and how giving your child the freedom to make small choices today builds the leaders of tomorrow By Arshid Dar The foundation of a successful and fulfilling life […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

Decoding the Architecture of Fear

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The most haunting question of the modern era is not found in our technological advancements or political shifts, but in the quiet, persistent pulse of our collective psyche By Syed Mustafa Ahmad The most haunting question of the modern era is not found in our technological advancements or political shifts, but in the quiet, persistent […]

The Big Shift: Why OPD Is No Longer an ‘Add-On’ in Health Insurance

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With OPD spending in India hitting a staggering $37.7 billion, why is insurance penetration still below 0.1%? Amarnath Saxena (CTO, Bajaj General Insurance) breaks down why the industry is shifting from ‘reactive’ hospitalization cover to ‘proactive’ preventive care, and why your next policy needs to prioritize diagnostics and consultations. By Priya Rai OPD or Outpatient […]

Beyond the Early Bloom

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The sight of early blooms in the Kashmir Valley is no longer a cause for poetic celebration; it is a warning. When flowers emerge in February and historic gardens prepare for a spring that has arrived weeks ahead of schedule, the ecological clock is clearly malfunctioning. Recent high-level discussions in Srinagar regarding cold-water fisheries highlight […]

With 1.8 Million Blooms, Kashmir Kicks Off Tourism Season

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Spring has officially arrived in the Valley. With a staggering 1.8 million blooms, over 70 floral varieties, and new digital upgrades for visitors, Asia’s largest tulip garden is now open. By Ajaz Rashid Spring has officially arrived in the breathtaking Kashmir Valley, bringing with it a spectacular riot of colors that has transformed the landscape […]

The Future World

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In the contemporary world, two different ideologies have emerged in human civilizations- the secular ideology and the (Islamic) religious ideology. By Abid Hussain Rather In the contemporary world, two distinct ideologies have emerged within human civilizations: the secular ideology and the Islamic religious ideology. Secular ideology is rooted purely in human reasoning, advocating for the […]

Bridging the Wattage Gap

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The projected thirty-four percent surge in peak electricity demand for Jammu and Kashmir over the next five years serves as a stark warning to policymakers and planners. Data from the State Load Despatch Centre suggests that by the fiscal year 2031, peak demand could skyrocket from the current levels to over 5044 megawatts. This represents […]

LG Honors Winners at J&K Impact Awards

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Through sweeping reforms, Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi has fostered an ecosystem where India evolves from consumer to creator: LG Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday called upon the entrepreneurs and distinguished personalities from diverse fields to channel their resolve to elevate diverse sectors in Jammu & Kashmir, rendering them more robust and humane. “In […]

The New Academic Standard

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The traditional landscape of education is undergoing a seismic shift in 2026 as the global economy increasingly favors “soft skills” over rote memorization. By Arshid Dar The traditional landscape of education is undergoing a seismic shift in 2026 as the global economy increasingly favors “soft skills” over rote memorization. While formal schooling remains the cornerstone […]

From SHG Member to Entrepreneur in Teetwal

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Nasira Begum’s journey shows how rural women are transforming livelihoods and creating jobs through SHG-backed entrepreneurship. By Arsheed Ahmad Bhat In the remote border village of Chitterkote in Teetwal block of Kupwara district, a quiet yet powerful story of resilience and enterprise is unfolding. Against the backdrop of the Line of Control and the challenges […]

J&K’s New Era of Public Healthcare

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With record funding, expanding medical colleges, and the rollout of universal health insurance, Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing one of the most significant healthcare transformations in its history. Jammu and Kashmir is experiencing a profound transformation in its medical landscape today. The central government has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the region. This dedication is […]

The Home Gym: An Investment in Lifelong Vitality

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How a simple dedicated space can replace anxiety with energy and addiction with discipline. By Sahil Manzoor Bhatti In the high-octane environment of the modern era, where the relentless pursuit of professional milestones often eclipses personal well-being, the concept of discipline has never been more critical. We inhabit a world saturated with stress and anxiety, […]

Nature’s Red Line

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Between the nexus of timber smugglers and the unchecked surge of toxic vehicle emissions, the natural beauty of our region is being traded for short-term gain. By Syed Mustafa Ahmad The ecological crisis is no longer a distant threat or a headline for the future; it is the definitive challenge of our era. While the […]

A Grandfather’s Grace

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Syed Abdul Rashid Gilani (1927–2016) left behind a legacy that transcends the written word. In the wake of his son’s passing, he became the architect of a new future for his grandchildren, proving that true happiness is found in simple living, honest work, and a heart devoted to the Divine. By Syed Majid Gilani The […]

Rise of the Snow Leopard

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The introduction of the Snow Leopard squad marks a sophisticated shift in the security paradigm of Jammu and Kashmir. For decades, the rugged topography of the Himalayas has been as much an adversary as a theatre of operations. By formalizing a specialized mountain warfare unit within the Jammu and Kashmir Police, the administration is moving […]

GDC, GMC Sign MoU to Boost Rural Dental Care

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Srinagar, March 06:  In a landmark move to bridge the urban-rural healthcare divide, the Government Dental College & Hospital (GDC) and Government Medical College (GMC) Srinagar signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today to mark National Dentists’ Day. The agreement, signed on March 6, 2026, initiates a high-impact partnership between GDC’s Department of Public […]