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Dal Lake’s Silent Plea

By Rehan Qayoom Mir Amidst the captivating beauty of Dal Lake lies an untold narrative, intricately etched in wood and vibrant hues. Serving as an expansive canvas for the artistic mastery showcased in the iconic Shikaras and houseboats gracing its serene waters, the lake unveils a profound story. In an exclusive conversation with a reporter, […]

Internet Impact on Book Reading

By Syed Mustafa Ahmad In the contemporary era dominated by the Internet, there exists an undeniable truth that the cherished culture of reading books is experiencing a decline in the picturesque region of Kashmir. However, it is imperative to acknowledge that even before the Internet permeated the valleys, a substantial majority exhibited a lack of […]

Money and Power Dynamics

From Power Plays to Economic Struggles: The Interconnected Web of Corruption, Inequality, and the Need for Collective Action By Umais Mudasir Inequality, often cited as the root of social evils by Pope Francis, permeates our society, causing significant harm and eroding discipline—an essential factor in constructing societal infrastructure. Discipline, which plays a fundamental role in […]

Empowering Youth through Education

The educational innovation in J&K government schools is undergoing a transformative journey. The strategies emphasizing merit, transparency, and community engagement herald a new era of academic excellence. By Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon In the dedicated pursuit of educational excellence, the government of Jammu and Kashmir has embarked on a transformative journey marked by a series of […]

From Fear to Empowerment

Harassment against women remains an alarming reality worldwide. From buses to offices, women face unwelcome advances and discrimination. Take a stand against harassment by speaking up, supporting survivors, and engaging in advocacy By Irfan Attari Kashmiri Harassment against women in public spaces, such as buses, offices, and other places, continues to be a pervasive issue […]

The Dark Side Of Charity

The lack of social welfare programs and employment opportunities for the poor, combined with the prevalence of professional begging, leaves genuinely needy people struggling to survive. By Tajamuul Showkat Tears which fall from the eyes of orphans, widows, and poor people are a heart-wrenching sight that we all see too often in the beautiful region […]