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Census 2027 Can Ease Two Kashmir Crises at Once

Srinagar, June 16 -- By Zainul Abi Din Raina India's Census ranks among the largest administrative exercises in the world. Census 2027 is expected to deploy nearly 30 lakh enumerators to collect dat... Read More


The End of the Govt Job Era Demands a New Kashmir

Srinagar, June 15 -- By Miyan Mohammad Arif As an advocate, I watch young people stream through our corridors daily. They come clutching files for business registrations, partnership deeds, startup p... Read More


Raiyar-Ich Is Writing a Different Story for Kashmir

Srinagar, June 15 -- By Sahil Manzoor Bhatti The first light touches Raiyar-Ich and the village stirs with birdsong. Lush forests wrap the slopes, while the Sukhnag River murmurs through the valley ... Read More


Omar Abdullah's Real Problem Isn't the BJP

Srinagar, June 15 -- By Dr. Ashraf Zainabi The sharpest political attacks often come from opponents, but the most revealing ones come when critics and allies begin saying the same thing. That is the... Read More


Muharram Through My Grandfather's Eyes

Srinagar, June 14 -- By Syed Majid Gilani A few days ago, a dear friend, Azhar Abbas, walked into my office and asked a question that followed me home. "Majid," he said, "you write about pain, loss,... Read More


Why Are Kashmiri Girls Still Walking With Fear?

Srinagar, June 14 -- By Zobiya Bhat A few days ago, I was walking from my university to my hostel when a group of girls came into view ahead of me. They were talking among themselves as they moved a... Read More


The Conversation Prof. Aslam Started

Srinagar, June 14 -- By Syed Sammar Mehdi Prof. M. Aslam's recent article, "No Social Media Before 16," struck a chord with readers far beyond academic circles. Drawing on developments in countries ... Read More


Why Public Muslim Prayers Draw Different Scrutiny

Srinagar, June 14 -- By Nowsheen Mushtaq India's public spaces tell the story of its democracy. Streets become stages for wedding processions, political campaigns, religious festivals and cultural c... Read More


Kashmir Colonies Under Truck Siege

Srinagar, June 14 -- By Syed Sammar Mehdi Residents of Mustafa Abad know the sound well. A heavy tipper enters the lane, living rooms grow silent, parents glance toward children playing outside, and... Read More


Ninety Years Later, Has Sheikh Abdullah Finally Settled Kashmir's Oldest Debate?

Srinagar, June 13 -- By Hamid Rather The most revealing aspect of the recently resurfaced interview of Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah is not the explanation it contains. The revelation lies in the fact tha... Read More