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Educated Egos

Educated Egos

We have successfully trained generations to achieve material success and compete on a global scale. We have forgotten, however, the critical baseline lesson of how not to dehumanize one another. By Mool Raj The paradox of modern civilization is written in the gap between our public declarations and our private calculations. We live in an […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on June 7, 2026

A Journey to the Sacred Waters of Mansar Lake

A Journey to the Sacred Waters of Mansar Lake

As Jammu and Kashmir positions itself as a premier destination for eco-spiritual tourism, Mansar Lake stands at the forefront of this transformation. By Mool Raj Tucked within the emerald folds of the Shivalik range, Mansar Lake remains the undisputed crown jewel of the Duggar region, serving as a living testament to the harmony between nature […]

Filed Under: Latest News, Tourism Published on May 15, 2026

The Death of “We”

The Death of "We"

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 […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on May 3, 2026

Learning to Live Together

Learning to Live Together

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 […]

Filed Under: Latest News, SOCIETY Published on April 28, 2026

The Enduring Heart of Fatherhood

The Enduring Heart of Fatherhood

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 […]

Filed Under: Latest News, SOCIETY Published on April 22, 2026

The Global Stink

The Global Stink

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; […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on April 18, 2026

Paradox of the Parent

Paradox of the Parent

Human life is a three-act play, yet the final act is increasingly defined by isolation. As modern priorities shift, the very parents who sacrificed everything often find themselves treated as secondary choices. By Mool Raj The trajectory of human existence follows a predictable arc from the vulnerability of childhood to the vigor of youth and […]

Filed Under: Latest News, SOCIETY Published on February 26, 2026

The Classroom Conundrum

Enrolment is up, but employable skills are down. The missing link isn’t the curriculum—it’s the person standing at the front of the room. By Mool Raj When we discuss higher education reform in India, the debate invariably gravitates toward the tangible: skyrocketing enrolment figures, the construction of sprawling new campuses, and the modernization of material […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on February 20, 2026

The Dilemma of First Standard Admissions

The Dilemma of First Standard Admissions

Why J&K’s First Graders Deserve a Compassionate Transition By Mool Raj I am not a think tank, nor do I claim to be a policy expert sitting in the ivory towers of academia. I am simply a person—a concerned citizen and a parent—who wishes to express a view that is currently keeping thousands of families […]

Filed Under: Education, Latest News Published on February 17, 2026

Guldanda’s White Gold

Guldanda’s White Gold

How a High-Altitude Meadow is Redefining Bhaderwah Tourism By Mool Raj  Perched at a staggering altitude of ten thousand feet, the Guldanda meadow in the Bhaderwah region of Jammu and Kashmir has transformed into a veritable winter wonderland, effectively ending a disheartening two-month dry spell that had gripped the Chenab Valley. This scenic locale, often […]

Filed Under: Latest News, Tourism Published on February 17, 2026

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No Mercy in Massive J&K Narco Crackdown

No Mercy in Massive J&K Narco Crackdown

Published on June 13, 2026

A 55-day operational blitz has resulted in over 1,100 arrests, 1,036 FIRs, and more than 100 property attachments across the region. Authorities emphasize that the aggressive crackdown is aimed at permanently dismantling the financial lifelines of cross-border terrorism. By Ajaz Rashid In what is being framed as a high-stakes battle for national security and the […]

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Published on June 2, 2026

Today’s students face an exhausting array of modern phobias that extend far beyond traditional childhood monsters. From digital anxieties to academic dread, these hidden terrors are slowly eroding their mental well-being. By Syed Mustafa Ahmad Fear is as old as the human condition itself. For generations, our collective anxieties were tethered to the tangible and […]

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