No one remembers the celebrities you posed with. What they remember is the kind of person you were, how you treated others, and what you gave to society. Dr. Noour Ali Zehgeer Whether it’s a house groundbreaking ceremony or a shop inauguration, the joys of a wedding or the grief of a loved one’s death—posting…
Upbringing is a process that either builds or destroys generations. If we correct our priorities, adopt religion, and develop a strong sense of responsibility, then our society can be reformed. Muhammad Younus Bhat (Zahid) Human life begins as a tiny being, yet within that tiny being lies an entire world. The direction in which this…
The duty lies both with the judiciary and with citizens to ensure that PIL remains a tool for justice, not a stage for publicity. Adnan Magray Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is one of the most transformative innovations in Indian constitutional jurisprudence. Developed by the judiciary as a tool to democratize access to justice, PIL was…
Gowher Bhat In a world where voices are everywhere but understanding often feels distant, empathy has quietly become one of the most powerful and necessary human strengths. We speak constantly, we respond instantly, and we express ourselves freely, yet something essential seems to be missing. The problem is not that people are not talking. The…
The “how” is just as critical as the “why.” Dr Umer Iqbal India stands at a pivotal constitutional crossroads. As we approach the sunset of the 84th Amendment’s freeze on parliamentary seats, the conversation around the “Delimitation Bill 2026” has moved from academic speculation to legislative reality. The proposal to expand the Lok Sabha from…
