Sajjad Bazaz Living on a bank loan or more precisely on equated monthly installments (EMIs) has become a norm today for almost all families if not every individual. The kind of fast growing consumerism coupled with an emerging sea of personal needs has forced almost all segments of populations, especially the young generation to live…
Kundan Kashmiri Mahashivratri, a sacred occasion, is not just a religious celebration but a moment of spiritual elevation, self-purification, and cosmic realization. It is a night when devotees unite in deep reverence, chanting “Om Namah Shivaya,” seeking divine grace, and transcending the ordinary realm to connect with the Supreme. It is a divine gateway to…
Peerzada Masarat Shah Ragging has long been a serious issue in Indian educational institutions, leading to mental trauma, physical torture, and even tragic deaths. Strict anti-ragging laws were introduced to curb this menace, but what happens when these laws are misused? In a system where a mere accusation can ruin a student’s future, are we…
Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer Cricket is the only game which makes Asians crazy and it becomes special when India and Pakistan play against each other. I believe it is more important than Ashes Series. Cricket’s most intense rivalry is back, and once again, the world will stop to witness India and Pakistan lock horns in…
Gowhar BhatIn Kashmir, things are changing, but it’s not obvious at first. The mountains, once steady, now seem to shift in the distance, uncertain of where they stand. The weather’s become erratic. The seasons, once dependable, are unpredictable. People in Srinagar, and the villages beyond, aren’t talking about prosperity anymore. They’re talking about what’s slipping…
