Born into a world of silence, Mohammad Sultan Mir has refused to let his speech and hearing impairments dictate his destiny. Through freezing winters and scorching summers, his seasonal hustle in Rafiabad stands as a powerful testament to the dignity of honest labor. By Manzoor Akash Colin Powell once observed that a dream does not […]
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Leading by Example on Energy
In an era where geopolitical volatility in West Asia heavily dictates global economic weather, India’s vulnerabilities as a major crude importer are frequently laid bare. Rising crude prices and a strained rupee place direct pressure on foreign exchange reserves. It is against this turbulent macroeconomic backdrop that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent, urgent appeal for […]
A Masterpiece Reimagined
Manohar Shyam Joshi’s ‘Kyap’ Finds a New Voice in Kashmiri By Rayees Ahmad Kumar Manohar Shyam Joshi was a titan of Hindi letters whose influence stretched from the rugged hills of Almora to the living rooms of millions across India. Born into the family of a distinguished educationist and musicologist, Joshi carried forward a legacy […]
Not a Crisis, a Call to Action
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent ‘Nation First Appeal’ isn’t just about saving dollars, it is a masterclass in leveraging a billion-strong population to shield the economy from a volatile world. By Ajaz Rashid The air crackles with geopolitical tension. Half a world away from India’s shores, the Strait of Hormuz, the vital maritime artery of […]
Srinagar Police & Media Unite Against Cyber Threats
Protecting the public now requires more than just patrols, it requires digital literacy. Srinagar Police and leading media houses unite to launch a proactive campaign against cybercrime and social evils. By Arshid Dar In a strategic move to fortify the region’s digital landscape, the Police Station Cybercrime Investigation Centre for Excellence (CICE) in Srinagar recently […]
Nun Chai: The Saline Soul of the Valley
It is pink, salty, and steeped in history. Nun Chai is more than just “pink tea”; it is a complex alchemy of green leaves, sea salt, and traditional craftsmanship. By Manzoor Akash The ritual of brewing tea in Kashmir transcends the seasons, serving as a constant cultural anchor that defines the rhythm of daily life […]
The Temple the World Forgot
Deep in the Pir Panjal range, a modest granite temple stands guard over the River Jhelum. Once a vital stop on an ancient global trade route, the Boniyar temple has survived empires, explorers, and the passage of a millennium. By DR. Zahid Iqbal Sheikh In the rugged embrace of the Pir Panjal range, where the […]
The Cracking Rice Bowl
Kashmir is trading its historic food sovereignty for the high-profit lure of modern horticulture. While orchards bring immediate wealth, the region faces a future of total dependence on outside states for its most basic staple. By Ajaz Rashid The emerald-green landscape of the Kashmir Valley, defined for centuries by the rhythmic swaying of paddy stalks, […]
The Tarnished Shine
From 14th-century roots to a modern crisis of fakes, Kashmir’s copper industry is at a breaking point. As “smart” development reshapes the valley, can we save the craftsman’s hammer before the shine fades forever? By Sahil Manzoor Bhatti In the labyrinthine alleys of Zainakadal and the bustling workshops of Shehar-e-Khaas, the rhythmic thwack-thwack of the […]
Beyond the Blue Line
From the constant hum of life-support systems to the rare sight of sprites dancing above storm clouds, life in orbit reveals a planet that is far more kinetic than it appears from the ground. By Syed Anaiyat Bukharie The narrative of space exploration has long been dominated by cold physics and mechanical precision, but as […]