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What Kashmir Can Learn From Kerala's Human Development Revolution

Srinagar, April 24 -- ByMuhammad Sahir Raza Kerala reached a landmark moment last November when the state government declared the eradication of extreme poverty through multidimensional poverty indic... Read More


Kashmir Beyond the Brochure

Srinagar, April 24 -- ByMehak Manzoor The first thing Kashmir teaches a visitor is this: the famous picture rarely tells the full story. Travel brochures present the same frame every season. A shika... Read More


Kashmiri Children Finally Have a Reason to Stay

Srinagar, April 24 -- ByDr. Aijaz Ahmad Bhat Every autumn, thousands of families in Jammu and Kashmir perform the same painful ritual. Suitcases fill with woolens, medicines, dried vegetables, praye... Read More


The Power of Hormuz

Srinagar, April 23 -- By Renaud Foucart, Senior Lecturer in Economics, Lanc London- Iran's military might was never going to be a match for the US and Israel. So instead it turned to the highly effec... Read More


Kashmir's Job Delusion

Srinagar, April 23 -- A lab technician applying for a sweeper's post has stirred strong reactions in Kashmir. Political leaders rushed to present the case as proof of rising unemployment and deep publ... Read More


Pahalgam and the Fear Economy

Srinagar, April 23 -- BySheikh Khalid Jahangir Pahalgam has long been one of India's most popular tourist spots. It is surrounded by the beautiful Himalayas, and it is a place where nature shows itse... Read More


Kashmir's Lakes Are Vanishing

Srinagar, April 23 -- ByMuhammad Arbaaz Niazii Kashmir has always treated water as more than a resource. It lives inside poetry and prayer. Lakes breathe with the seasons. Wetlands host birds on jour... Read More


Why Kashmir's Drug Problem Keeps Getting Worse

Srinagar, April 22 -- ByDr. Harjeet Singh Something is hollowed out in the homes of Kashmir. Parents know it before they name it. A son stops coming home for dinner, and a daughter borrows money she ... Read More


Kashmir Needs Fewer Marks and Better Minds

Srinagar, April 22 -- ByMohammad Ilyas Bhat A few years ago, I travelled with a friend from Kashmir and his son, who had just finished his matriculation exams. The boy sat silently in the back seat ... Read More


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