Letter to Editor: J&K's CUET Exit Raises the Bigger Question

Srinagar, April 21 -- A year of reforms has pushed education in Jammu and Kashmir into the spotlight. Calls for a National Law University and the passage of the Private Universities Bill signal ambiti... Read More

A Dastarkhan of Memory in Kashmir's Almond Garden

Srinagar, April 17 -- ByIliyas Rizvi Blossoms filled every branch in Badam Va'er that morning, almond trees dressed in spring white. Bees drifted through, their low hum settling over the orchard. I s... Read More

Climate Change Is Pushing Dangerous Microbes Into the Himalayas

Srinagar, April 15 -- ByPankaj Chaturvedi The snowy peaks of the Himalayas, long revered as symbols of pristine purity and life-giving air, are falling victim to a dangerous, invisible microbiologica... Read More

Kashmir's Empty Homes

Srinagar, April 15 -- ByMohammad Ilyas Bhat A few decades ago, I received a large set of books from a well-known Dawah NGO in South Africa. Among them was a beautifully designed poster. In bold lett... Read More

How a 5-Tier Model Can Fix Kashmir's School Fee Crisis

Srinagar, April 14 -- ByDr. Ashraf Zainabi Private school fees in Jammu and Kashmir have remained a source of stress for parents and confusion for authorities for years. Every session brings the sam... Read More

After All, What Does War Really Achieve?

Srinagar, April 13 -- ByDr. Satyawan Saurabh The world once again appears to be at a crossroads where the voice of humanity is drowned out by displays of power, threats, and military activity. Recen... Read More

Asha Bhosle and the Soundtrack of Modern India

Srinagar, April 13 -- ByRatan Bhattacharjee Asha Bhosle defies the obituary writer's craft. Her voice persists beyond time's ordinary limits, making any summary attempt feel early. She entered this ... Read More

Confessions of a Fractured Inner Self

Srinagar, April 13 -- ByFaizaan Bashir Human flourishing appears to be at its peak, both culturally and economically. We have adapted to metrics unknown a decade or two ago: streets studded with brig... Read More

Iran's Dress Code Was Its Opening Statement

Srinagar, April 12 -- By- Rubab Fatima Before a single word was exchanged in Islamabad, Iran had already spoken. It spoke in fabric. In colour. In absence. The photographs tell the story that diplo... Read More

Can a Private Universities Bill Stop Kashmir's Brain Drain?

Srinagar, April 11 -- ByDr. Harjeet Singh The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly passed the Private Universities Bill on April 4, 2026, with the usual fanfare about progress and opportunity. The... Read More

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