Mir Junaid’s Indomitable Stand Against Terror Network Nahid Hussain The formal arrest of Tahawwur Hussain Rana, one of the key accused in the heinous 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, following his extradition from the United States, marks not just a significant step in India’s pursuit of justice, but also a reminder of the deep, unresolved wounds…
Gowher Bhat You lose your job. Someone says, “Everything happens for a reason.” Your heart breaks, and another person offers, “Just stay positive.” You feel like hell when someone reminds you, “Others have it worse.” They mean well—they always do—but their well-intentioned words often deepen your pain. Along with your loss comes an unexpected burden:…
Dr Noour Ali ZehgeerThe ethos of Kashmiriyat, once celebrated for fostering harmony among diverse communities, appears to have reached its conclusion. Over the years, the foundational pillars of religious tolerance, mutual respect, and Kashmir’s distinct cultural identity have gradually eroded. Recent developments, particularly the revocation of Articles 370 and 35A—which granted special autonomy to Jammu…
Peerzada Masarat ShahIn the years since his death in 2002, Jaun Elia has undergone a resurrection few poets could have anticipated. His verses, once reserved for the dimly lit literary gatherings of Karachi, have become ubiquitous across social media platforms—quoted in Instagram captions, recited in TikTok videos, and transformed into an aesthetic shorthand for existential…
Don’t get trapped as a money mule. It’s punishable under law. Sajjad BazazCybercrime is nothing new. But the intensity and virulence of cybercrime during the past few years should be a wake-up call for all of us. While we go to great lengths to protect our physical health from deadly viruses such as the coronavirus,…
