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...
Opinion
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...
Written by : Sheeraz Zaman ( Socio political Activist ) An open letter signed by more than a hundred prominent Indians and Pakistanis is...
Written By: Arshia Malik Conflict zones rarely destroy only buildings. They destroy routines, trust, mobility, institutions, childhood, and the quiet expectation that tomorrow will...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat ( Research Scholar ) The recent crackdown on the Joint Awami Action Committee, or JAAC, is not merely another...
Written by: Durdana Samoon The epidemiology of substance abuse rarely emerges in a vacuum. In Jammu & Kashmir, the accelerating prevalence of drug dependency...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer Global Evolution of Narco Trafficking and Its Expanding Ramifications Narco trafficking, more formally known as narcotics trafficking, has grown...
Written by: Irshad Ahmad Bhat The contemporary global system has, over the past half-century, invested heavily in institutional, financial, and strategic mechanisms designed to...
