The Changing Language of Love Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer Once, love spoke loudly. It announced itself through grand gestures and dramatic proofs—through oceans crossed, obstacles defied, futures risked. Romance was visible. It demanded effort that could be witnessed, measured, and remembered. To love someone was to do something unmistakable for them. Stories taught us this….
Issues of spousal rights, child welfare, and emotional accountability demand attention—not through criminalisation, but through stronger civil remedies, family counselling systems, and social support mechanisms. Masarat Peerzada The recent observation by the Allahabad High Court that a married man living in a consensual live-in relationship with another adult woman does not automatically constitute a criminal…
All praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the worlds, and peace and blessings be upon the Leader of the Prophets, Muhammad ( SAW). Mohammad Younis Bhat (Zahid) In the age we live in, truth has become rare and falsehood has become common. We are witnessing a time in which wrong is decorated as…
In a world filled with information, the ability to tell meaningful and engaging stories is more important than ever. Gowher Bhat There are few storytelling tools that have endured the test of time quite like Freytag’s Pyramid. First introduced in the 19th century by German novelist and playwright Gustav Freytag, this deceptively simple triangular model…
Serving What Sells, Ignoring What Society Needs Anil Kumar Sharma Taste and liking have slowly begun to dominate our choices, often at the cost of originality and truth. What appeals to us instantly tends to overshadow what is genuinely good for us, and in that quiet shift lies a deeper concern for society. This thought…
