Author: Peerzada Muneer Jammu and Kashmir occupies a paradoxical position in India’s energy landscape. Endowed with substantial hydropower potential, traversed by major river systems...
Ecology and Environment
Dr Usheen , Research scholar, Poblic policy and Governance. As demonstrations unfold across India, the real test is whether public anger can become...
Written by: Peerzada Muneer Srinagar is no longer merely expanding; it is being transformed at a speed and in a direction that raises fundamental...
Sahil Shabir Bhat (B.Sc. Honors in Anthropology) Climate change is no longer an abstract, distant concern for Kashmir; it is a lived reality shaping...
Women, Work, and the State: Mapping Women’s Socioeconomic Mobility in Contemporary Jammu & Kashmir
Iqra Bhat (B.Sc. (Hons.) Zoology, Cluster University of Srinagar) “From the consciousness of woman emerge new ideas that enrich civilisation; Without woman, no enterprise,...
Surinder Ambardar (Political Analyst) There is something profoundly paradoxical about the condition of democracy in Jammu and Kashmir today. The vocabulary of grassroots democracy...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) The Himalaya is not a mountain. It is a system. Glaciers feed rivers. Rivers feed...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) From Kishtwar to Doda, Jammu and Kashmir’s monsoons are turning deadlier by the year. This...
Melting Sacred Ice: Climate Change, Infrastructural Modernity and the Ethics of Distance at Amarnath
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Cryospheric Change and Sacred Materiality The reported early melting of the naturally formed ice lingam during the 2026 Amarnath...
