Author: Peerzada Muneer There was a time when the social life of Kashmir was sustained not merely by the institutions of the state, the...
Opinion
Author: Vats Ambardar (Junior Research Fellow, Panjab University, Chandigarh) Humans have thirsted, yearned, and strived for progress. The forms and shapes have varied throughout...
Dr Tawseef Ahmad, Research scholar, History Elections turn disagreement into power. The task for a plural republic is not to hush the disappointed...
Author: Peerzada Muneer There are moments in the life of a civilisation when it becomes necessary to return to those voices that once asked...
Written by: Peerzada Muneer Srinagar is no longer merely expanding; it is being transformed at a speed and in a direction that raises fundamental...
Written by: Arsullah Habib (Educator) Panchayati Raj in Jammu and Kashmir stands at the intersection of an ambitious national project of democratic decentralisation and...
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,...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer The recurrence of sexual violence in Kashmir and across India confronts society with a question far deeper than criminality...
The recent killing of migrant workers in Kulgam, coming only days after the assassination of a policeman, once again confronts Kashmir with an old...
