By: Mohammad Mursil Bhat (Senior Research Fellow) Climate change has transformed agriculture from an economic activity into an existential uncertainty. The Indian farmer no...
Kashmir
By: Dr.Arshad (Research Scholar ) In 1950, a government in Srinagar took land from roughly 9,000 families and gave it, acre by acre, to...
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: Sheeraz Zaman A winter without storage Kashmir’s present water crisis cannot be understood only by looking at whether rain has fallen in...
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: Sheeraz Zaman Fasting is as old as religious consciousness itself. Whenever human beings have turned toward God or the sacred, they have...
Written by: Dr. Peerzada Muneer In living memory, the weather of Jammu and Kashmir has never felt as unsettled, as uncertain, and as emotionally...
Written by: Sheeraz zaman ( Socio Political Activist ) Fasting is as old as religious consciousness itself. Whenever human beings have turned toward God...
Written By: Arshia Malik Every February 5, Pakistan cynically stages its annual farce called “Kashmir Solidarity Day”—a grotesque spectacle of crocodile tears, fiery speeches,...
Written by: Zahid Sultan ( Research Scholar ) The University Grants Commission (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026 – popularly labelled...
