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J&K’s Poverty-Free Vision

By Ajaz Rashid In a world grappling with pressing issues such as poverty and housing shortages, the commitment shown by the Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) region under the leadership of Lt Governor Manoj Sinha to achieve ‘Zero Poverty’ and ‘Housing for All‘ by 2024 stands as a shining example of proactive governance and dedication towards […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on August 10, 2023

Disparity in Climate Impact

As the Earth faces its greatest challenge yet, climate change is no longer a distant threat. There is urgent need for collective action to preserve our planet for future generations By Mohammad Yasir Lone The Earth possesses a remarkable ability to adapt to change, but human-induced factors like deforestation, land encroachment, pollution, and overexploitation of […]

Filed Under: Latest News, Opinion Published on August 10, 2023

​Budgam: A Treasure Untold

Budgam District in J&K has been home to numerous notable personalities and cultural treasures. From spiritual leaders and poets to writers and scholars, the district has contributed significantly to the intellectual and artistic landscape of Kashmir By Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” This famous quote by philosopher George Eliot perfectly […]

Filed Under: Latest News, Opinion, Tourism Published on August 10, 2023

Advancing Brain Tumor Treatment

Brain tumors can have devastating effects on an individual’s well-being, impacting cognitive functions, mobility, and emotional well-being. The significance of endoscopic neurosurgeries and navigation-guided procedures has revolutionized the treatment of brain tumors with minimal invasiveness and precision By Dr Aditya Gupta Every year, on July 22nd, the global community comes together to observe World Brain […]

Filed Under: Latest News, Opinion Published on August 10, 2023

Slipped Disc: A Silent Epidemic Affecting All Age Groups in India

Amidst a surge in spinal deformities, India grapples with manifold reasons contributing to this growing health concern. From accidents and social violence to nutrition deficiencies and post-polio complications, the impact is profound Dr Ayush Sharma India, for various reasons, has emerged as the country with the highest number of cases of spinal deformities. These cases […]

Filed Under: Latest News, Opinion Published on July 26, 2023

A Beam of Hope

The power of non-invasive therapy with the M6 CyberKnife is offering hope to patients facing brain, spine, and lung tumors. The high doses of radiation with minimal impact on healthy tissue can ensure a smoother healing journey Dr Aditya Gupta Radiosurgery, a groundbreaking and non-invasive medical procedure, represents a remarkable leap forward in precision and […]

Filed Under: J&K, Latest News, Opinion Published on July 26, 2023

Kashmir’s Academic Crossroads

The recent examination results of Kashmir’s 11th class have sparked concern, but amidst the adversity lies an opportunity for change. There is the role of parents, teachers, and policymakers in shaping academic success and discover innovative pedagogical approaches and technology integration to empower students in their learning journey By Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon “In the face […]

Filed Under: Education, Latest News, Opinion Published on July 26, 2023

From 44th to 38th: India’s Remarkable Leap in Global Logistics Rankings

From a nation grappling with logistical bottlenecks to a global logistics frontrunner, India’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Reforms spearheaded by the Prime Minister’s Gati Shakti National Master Plan and the National Logistics Policy have revitalized infrastructure and logistics services, placing India at the forefront of international trade By Sumita Dawra India is […]

Filed Under: India, J&K, Latest News, Opinion Published on July 26, 2023

Chandrayaan-3: India’s Space Ambitions Soar High

India’s space agency ISRO launches its latest lunar mission, armed with ‘advanced technologies’ to overcome past challenges. With optimized payload configurations and upgraded lander capabilities, the mission sets its sights on achieving a successful touchdown on the moon’s South Pole, paving the way for future lunar exploration By Elizabeth Howell Chandrayaan-3, the highly anticipated lunar […]

Filed Under: India, Latest News, Opinion Published on July 26, 2023

J&K Government’s Bold Action

BY AJAZ RASHID The recent revelations of a hidden network of deception and terror in Jammu and Kashmir have sent shockwaves through the region, exposing a dark web of deceit that threatens the peace and security of the entire area. On July 16, 2023, the J&K Government took a bold step by invoking Article 311 […]

Filed Under: Editorial, Latest News Published on July 21, 2023

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