Written By: Arshia Malik Conflict zones rarely destroy only buildings. They destroy routines, trust, mobility, institutions, childhood, and the quiet expectation that tomorrow will...
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By: Aijaz Ahmad Bhat (Research Scholar) The contemporary world presents an irony that international politics has rarely encountered with such intensity. At the very...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer The meaning and religious roots of walking A pad yatra literally means a journey on foot, from pada, foot,...
By : Shakir Ahmad Mir ( Research Scholar) Every civilisation is ultimately shaped by the geography it inhabits. Rivers create continuity, deserts cultivate endurance,...
By: Dr Shahid Murtaza ( Senior Research Fellow) India-Russia relations, when viewed across the longue durée of nearly eight decades, resist simplistic characterization. They...
Peerzada Muneer NEET-UG 2026 has turned India’s examination integrity crisis from a recurring scandal into a test of state capacity. The examination was scheduled...
Durdana Samoon, Research Scholar, ( Public Policy And Public Administration ) Jammu and Kashmir, flanked by the snow-covered Pir Panjal mountains and the vast...
Written by: Zahid Sultan ( Research Scholar ) The University Grants Commission (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026 – popularly labelled...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Democracy in India can be pictured as a beautiful tree whose roots sink deep into Indic history, whose trunk...
Written by:Â Dr. Peerzada Muneer In the glow of a small screen, a new kind of reality is being edited, filtered and looped on...
