Written by: Sheeraz Zaman The Goddess, the spring and the Kashmiri Hindu imagination On June 22, 2026, the sacred spring of Mata Kheer Bhawani...
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...
By: Bisma Yousuf ( Research Scholar) Politics often suffers from an illusion peculiar to itself: the illusion that repetition produces legitimacy. That what is...
Written by: Durdana Samoon (Research Scholar)  In the cartographic imagination of the Indian state, Gurez Valley occupies the extreme margins—a high-altitude sub-district of Bandipora,...
Written By: Sheeraz Zaman A winter without storage Kashmir’s present water crisis cannot be understood only by looking at whether rain has fallen in...
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,...
Written by: Durdana Samoon The epidemiology of substance abuse rarely emerges in a vacuum. In Jammu & Kashmir, the accelerating prevalence of drug dependency...
