India's Blockchain Paradox Is Becoming an Economic Problem

Srinagar, Aug. 24 -- By Sri Varshith Kumar Reddy E India entered 2026 with a puzzle sitting at the center of its economic policy. The Reserve Bank of India still leans toward restriction on cryptocu... Read More

When Kashmir Reads Like Dostoevsky

Srinagar, Aug. 22 -- By Mirza Gazanfar Ali There is a type of ruin that comes from believing your own good intentions are enough. Dostoevsky spent an entire novel tracing that ruin through Raskolnik... Read More

A Rooster Under the Kashmiri Barber's Basket

Srinagar, Aug. 22 -- By Syed Nissar H Gilani A woven willow basket, a frightened rooster beneath it, and a sharpened blade once formed an unlikely medical arrangement in Kashmir. Before hospitals an... Read More

Kashmir's Recruitment Questions Cannot Be Dismissed

Srinagar, Aug. 22 -- By Girdhari Lal Raina The anger among Jammu and Kashmir's unemployed youth has reached a point where the government can no longer answer questions about recruitment with politica... Read More

The Kashmir I Knew Had a Red Atlas

Srinagar, Aug. 22 -- By Syed Majid Gilani Somewhere in my childhood, a red Atlas bicycle became my first lesson in what Kashmir could give a child. It gave me movement, responsibility and a sense of... Read More

Kashmir's New Battle Is Over Its Image

Srinagar, Aug. 22 -- By Omkar Dattatray Sergio Gor arrived in Jammu and Kashmir on August 19 as a diplomat, and left behind a political argument. The U.S. ambassador to India came to meet Chief Mini... Read More

The Girl Who Walked Ten Kilometers to a Different Kashmir

Srinagar, Aug. 21 -- By Khan Sikendr Bashir The walk to school in Badkoote began before the sun cleared the hills. Some mornings a horse-drawn tanga rattled along the dirt track and a young Gulshan ... Read More

Kashmir Has a Living Laboratory. Its Colleges Barely Use It

Srinagar, Aug. 20 -- By Dr. Wahied Khawar Balwan Jammu and Kashmir contains some of the most biologically diverse terrain in India, stretching from subtropical foothills near Jammu to alpine meadows ... Read More

The Kashmiri Soldier Who Survived Bose's Final Flight

Srinagar, Aug. 20 -- By Dr. Ratan Bhattacharjee A Mitsubishi Ki-21 bomber sat loaded on the runway at Taihoku airfield on the afternoon of August 18, 1945. Aboard it sat Subhas Chandra Bose, bound fo... Read More

When Patients in Kashmir Would Ask Me, "Parhaiz Kath Chhum?"

Srinagar, Aug. 20 -- By Dr. Akhtar Purvez Some memories from my early years as a physician in Kashmir have dissolved into one another. The hospital wards, clinic rooms, prescriptions and long succes... Read More

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