For decades, Jammu and Kashmir was merely a picturesque backdrop for outside filmmakers. The debut of IFFJK marks the historic moment the valley claimed authorship of its own story. By Ajaz Rashid In an era dominated by algorithmic feeds and solitary living-room streaming, the communal ritual of cinema is staging a defiant comeback. Nowhere was […]
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Op-ED
The Architecture of Time
Our brains process the passing years differently as the novelty of youth fades into adult routine. By understanding this cognitive shift, we can actively design a life built on lasting memories rather than blurred days. By Mudasir koul Time moves fast for everyone. Days blend into weeks, weeks flow into months, and suddenly years slip […]
Politics
J&K’s Real Test Is Action Over Words: CM
Marking the 80th Independence Day, the Chief Minister called for continuous engagement between the government and its people. He noted that lasting peace and progress depend on holding power accountable rather than relying on empty commitments. By Ajaz Rashid Under clear August skies and amidst tight security and widespread public anticipation, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah […]
Health
The “See It, Treat It” Miracle
From the pioneering days of 1941 to today’s cutting-edge molecular targeting, nuclear medicine has revolutionized how we visualize and destroy disease. By combining diagnostic imaging and targeted therapy into a single intervention, the “see it, treat it” model offers unprecedented hope for cancer patients worldwide. By Sofi Sarfaraz To a patient staring down a cancer […]
Environment & Technology
Drowning in Data, Starving for Thought
Modern life inundates us with an endless flood of information, yet starves our capacity for deep reflection. As algorithms monetize our fractured attention spans, the vital human art of critical thinking is quietly slipping away. By Mool Raj The complete architecture of modern life is subtly yet systematically dismantling our ability to think, process information, […]