Written By: Sheeraz Zaman Fasting is as old as religious consciousness itself. Whenever human beings have turned toward God or the sacred, they have...
Editorial
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Holi arrives each year like a sudden burst of light after a long tunnel, a day when streets that...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer In the glow of a small screen, a new kind of reality is being edited, filtered and looped on...
By: Dr Shabir Hassan ( Independent Researcher) The Right to Information Act embodies one of those rare moments in democratic life when law attempts...
By: Sheeraz zaman History remembers armies, generals, treaties-but often buries the real warriors who held the line when survival itself was on the edge....
Written by Sheeraz Zaman Perched gracefully upon the hill that bears its name, gazing over the shimmering expanse of Dal Lake and the undulating...
Written By: Surinder Ambardar ( Socio Political Analyst) Do You Hear the Himalayas Crying? Their lament echoes through glaciers that retreat silently, through rivers...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Raksha Bandhan—literally “the bond of protection” in Sanskrit—has for centuries stood as one of the most cherished festivals of...
By: Dr. Peerzada Muneer In every tradition that has taken the problem of truth seriously, there emerges at some point a confrontation with the...
By: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) For much of the modern age, international political thought has struggled with the moral anxieties of...
