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Self-Reliant J&K Key to Viksit Bharat by 2047: LG Sinha

Governance, Peace, and Progress

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha made an impassioned appeal to the people of Jammu and Kashmir to contribute collectively towards realizing the vision of a self-reliant Union Territory and building a developed India, or Viksit Bharat, as envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Addressing the gathering after hoisting the National Flag at Lok Bhavan to mark […]

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on September 8, 2026

Kashmir’s Quiet Health Struggle

Kashmir’s Quiet Health Struggle

In the valleys of Kashmir, a new and formidable public health challenge is taking root. What was once dismissed as a fleeting emotional reaction to life’s hurdles has evolved into a persistent shadow over the region. Medical professionals are raising the alarm on a surge of chronic stress that is no longer confined to specific […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on September 8, 2026

The Unexamined Existence

The Unexamined Existence

Life is defined far more by struggle and resilience than by the passive accumulation of worldly comforts. To find genuine peace, one must look beyond biological survival and engage with timeless universal truths. By Syed Mustafa Ahmed Life, by its very nature, is a continuous struggle. It unfolds as a complex tapestry woven with threads […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on September 2, 2026

Playing on Peril

Playing on Peril

Converting ancient forest meadows into makeshift cricket grounds threatens endangered wildlife habitats and accelerates critical soil erosion. Protecting these vulnerable mountain landscapes requires stricter regulatory enforcement and a collective shift toward responsible wilderness ethics. By Sahil Manzoor Bhatti Our society possesses immense vigilance and potential to drive progress across diverse disciplines, from science and technology […]

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News Published on September 2, 2026

A Heavy Shock to the Common Household

Kashmir’s Quiet Health Struggle

Governance often operates in the cold arithmetic of fiscal deficits and operational losses, but for ordinary citizens, policy is measured in daily survival. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s defense of the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission’s 6.83% power tariff hike, framing it as a necessary step and pointing out that past regimes imposed steeper 15% revisions may […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on September 2, 2026

Guarding the Plate

Kashmir’s Quiet Health Struggle

Ensuring the purity and safety of everyday food items is a fundamental responsibility of administration. Recent official data detailing food quality inspections across Jammu and Kashmir over a five-year period presents a troubling picture: compromised food safety remains a persistent public health risk requiring urgent, comprehensive intervention. Between the fiscal years 2021–22 and 2025–26, field […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on September 2, 2026

The Crimson Corridors

The Crimson Corridors

With young lives bearing the brunt of mountain road carnage, pedestrian and passenger fatalities continue to climb across Jammu and Kashmir. Despite a drop in total highway collisions, the lethality of crashes on northern corridors remains dangerously volatile. By Ajaz Rashid The Himalayan asphalt winds through treacherous gorges, hugging steep cliffs where one wrong turn […]

Filed Under: Cover Story, Latest News Published on September 2, 2026

The Anatomy of an Anxious Deluge

The Anatomy of an Anxious Deluge

Why a Few Days of Rain Paralyse Jammu & Kashmir By Ajaz Rashid In the low-lying settlement of Sethar, nestled along the banks of the Jhelum River in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district, sleep is a luxury that vanishes with the first drops of heavy monsoon rain. When dark clouds gather over the valley, residents do […]

Filed Under: Cover Story, Latest News Published on August 26, 2026

Himalayas on the Brink

Himalayas on the Brink

Researchers at IIT Kharagpur found that key alpine areas like Gulmarg and Pahalgam have warmed by nearly 1°C over the past two decades. This relentless elevation-dependent heating disrupts natural nightly freeze cycles and accelerates snowmelt across the Western Himalayas. By Prof. Jayanarayanan Kuttippurath A landmark study published in Scientific Reports, entitled “Warming of the high-mountainous […]

Filed Under: Cover Story, Latest News Published on August 22, 2026

51 J&K Cops Awarded Gallantry, Meritorious Service Medals

51 J&K Police personnel named for gallantry, meritorious service medals

Srinagar, Aug 14: As many as 51 personnel of the Jammu and Kashmir Police have been selected for gallantry and meritorious service medals ahead of Independence Day, with 38 cops being honoured with the Medal for Gallantry (GM) and 13 with the Medal for Meritorious Service (MSM).   The official list of police medal awardees […]

Filed Under: India, Latest News Published on August 14, 2026

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The Next Harvest

The Next Harvest

Published on October 7, 2026

Venture-backed agri-tech often caters to sprawling commercial estates, leaving small and marginal farmers behind. Shifting toward cooperative ownership models and affordable hardware ensures that the digital transition leaves no community stranded. By Ajaz Rashid Urging financial institutions, academic bodies, and private-sector venture partners to actively dismantle systemic funding barriers, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha made an […]

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  • The Unfinished House
  • The Vanishing Whiteout
  • Kashmir Reclaims The Frame
  • Himalayan Deluge
  • The Crimson Corridors
  • The Anatomy of an Anxious Deluge
  • Himalayas on the Brink
  • Cascading Skyfall
  • India Honours High-Altitude Heroes

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Kashmir’s students already navigate severe weather closures, administrative disruptions, and extensive breaks. Slicing away another school day deprives young minds of the vital continuity they need to compete globally. By Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon “In this age, education is the remedy for the ailments of the nation.” These timeless words of wisdom from Allama Muhammad Iqbal […]

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