By Zubair Pandit Across towns and villages, many families rely on government welfare schemes designed to improve living standards, expand opportunities, and uplift those in need. These benefits whether for housing, education, healthcare, or livelihood support are not personal favors. They are public resources funded for collective progress. However, a worrying pattern has emerged. Some…
School is not just where children learn, it is where they begin to believe, where they begin to dream, where they begin to grow. Gowher Bhat Education is not just about memorizing chapters or passing exams, it is about shaping a child’s inner world, lighting a spark, offering a path forward. Schools are not mere…
Whether you stand on earth or rise to the skies,No matter where your soul may wander ,Live freely and infinitely in this world,life becomes beautiful only through love and trust. Anil Kumar SharmaLast week, I had the pleasure of attending a winter wedding of my child’s classmate. Wrapped in the mild winter air, I enjoyed…
By Ahmad Ayaz Every year, 9 December is observed as International Anti-Corruption Day, a day dedicated to acknowledging one of the most destructive challenges confronting nations, institutions, and societies. Corruption is not merely an administrative lapse—it is a deep-rooted moral, social, economic, and political problem that weakens institutions, drains public resources, and creates long-lasting inequalities….
A Clear Look at What It Means for Ordinary Citizens and the Economy Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer At a time when India’s political class remains divided and crucial policies struggle to gain public confidence, the sharp slide of the Indian rupee to ₹90 per US dollar has triggered fresh concerns. Currency fluctuations are common in…
