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Bandipora Should Be Kashmir's Next Tourism Priority

Srinagar, June 22 -- By Mudasser Wani The late afternoon sun cast a silver glow over Wular Lake as families gathered along the waterfront. Children ran toward the edge of the water, young men paused ... Read More


Kashmir Has Built Bigger Homes and Smaller Lives

Srinagar, June 19 -- By Syed Nissar H. Gilani A few years ago, I translated Sir Francis Younghusband's 1908 book Kashmir into Urdu. The project became a labour of love and later received the Maulana ... Read More


What Comes After the First Cry!

Srinagar, June 19 -- By Noorain Ansari No one tells you that the first cry is the easiest part. My daughter arrived two weeks late, after forty-two weeks of waiting. By then, anticipation had settle... Read More


Why Kashmir's Roads Keep Choking

Srinagar, June 18 -- By Ahmad Ayaz Traffic congestion has become one of the defining frustrations of daily life in Kashmir. Commuters spend precious hours trapped in long queues, families plan journ... Read More


Kashmir Schools Need Social Emotional Learning Curriculum

Srinagar, June 18 -- By Durdanah Masoodi & Aabid Rasool Parents often see the warning signs before report cards do. A child who once loved learning begins to switch off. School starts to feel like a... Read More


JoSAA 2026: Best Colleges for Computer Science Engineering Based on Opening & Closing Ranks

Srinagar, June 17 -- Choosing the right college for Computer Science Engineering (CSE) through JoSAA 2026 can be confusing for many students. Since CSE is one of the most popular branches, admission t... Read More


Kashmir Doesn't Need Perfect Conditions to Build Great Companies

Srinagar, June 17 -- By Shahid Ansari The most important question I have ever asked young people is one that rarely appears in a textbook or examination hall: What problem do you want to solve before... Read More


Iran's Rise as a Scientific Nation Deserves Attention

Srinagar, June 17 -- By Farooq Ahmad Khan Explosive events in the Middle East have revealed, once again, how quickly the standing of nations can change. Countries viewed through the narrow lens of s... Read More


Why Kashmir's Government Schools Are Losing Students

Srinagar, June 16 -- By Mubark Ahmad Government schools built Kashmir's early gains in literacy and upward movement for ordinary families. These institutions once reached remote villages and gave ch... Read More


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