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The Cost of Jealousy

The Cost of Jealousy

When we obsess over the blessings of others, we quietly erode our own faith and peace of mind. Left unchecked, this silent resentment dismantles the trust, unity, and progress of entire communities. By Syed Mustafa Ahmad There are illnesses in human society that do not attack the physical body, but instead hollow out the heart, […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on September 10, 2026

Buried in the Surge

Buried in the Surge

The catastrophic collapse at Langtang Lirung, which unleashed a 190-kilometer-per-hour slurry across the Nepal-China border, is not merely a natural disaster; it is a profound indictment of reckless Himalayan infrastructure and fragmented regional diplomacy. With nearly a thousand confirmed dead and over 4,400 still missing in submerged hydropower tunnels and erased border hamlets, the tragedy […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on September 10, 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

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 High Price of Ignorance

The High Price of Ignorance

A society that rejects true expertise invites moral decay and endless conflict. To secure our future, we must break free from blind tradition and rebuild our institutions. By Syed Mustafa Ahmad While a comprehensive and logical definition of ignorance often eludes exact phrasing, its consequences are undeniably clear: ignorance is among the most destructive forces […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on August 11, 2026

Online Gaming and Our Kids

Online Gaming and Our Kids

As digital play replaces traditional recreation, screen time is rapidly turning into a compulsive habit for the younger generation. Addressing this growing challenge requires immediate action from parents, schools, and society at large. By Mool Raj  Gaming is fundamentally a pursuit in which people engage for fun, entertainment, recreation, and leisure. Both indoor and outdoor […]

Filed Under: Columns, Latest News Published on August 11, 2026

Cold Storage Transforms Kashmir’s fruit Industry

Kashmir’s Quiet Health Struggle

For decades, the horticultural narrative of Kashmir has been almost entirely dominated by its celebrated apple orchards, while delicate, highly perishable soft fruits like plums and cherries remained constrained by their own fragile nature. With a shelf life measured in mere days, these fruits presented a race against time that local growers consistently lost. Spoilage […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on August 11, 2026

Life, Loss, and the Search for Meaning

Life, Loss, and the Search for Meaning

Grief strips away life’s illusions and forces us to confront what truly matters. In the quiet space of loss, we discover that true peace comes from within, not from material success. By Nighat Mushtaq and Syed Mustafa Ahmad There was a time when I believed, like so many others, that I would live forever. In […]

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

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Himalayan Deluge

Himalayan Deluge

Published on September 10, 2026

A catastrophic glacial collapse high in the Himalayas has triggered a devastating cross-border torrent, leaving hundreds dead and thousands missing across Nepal and Tibet. Search-and-rescue teams continue to scour submerged hydropower tunnels and wiped-out settlements as experts point to critical failures in real-time transboundary warnings. By Ajaz Rashid In the high, razor-sharp ridges of the […]

  • The Crimson Corridors
  • The Anatomy of an Anxious Deluge
  • Himalayas on the Brink
  • Cascading Skyfall
  • India Honours High-Altitude Heroes
  • Melting Glaciers, Dying Lakes
  • The Hard Truths of J&K Education
  • No Mercy in Massive J&K Narco Crackdown
  • Choking the Terror Lifeline
  • A Mid-Air Miracle

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The Anxiety Age

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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