The path forward lies not only in bricks and mortar but in policy, compassion, and the commitment to leave no one behind. Mohammad Hanief Jammu and Kashmir has been making significant strides in healthcare reform with infrastructure being reshaped to meet the growing demands of a diverse and often remote population. However, alongside noteworthy achievements…
It’s a first of its kind monthly in-house magazine published by a prominent private school in Jammu & Kashmir’s education sector under its social responsibility initiative. Gowhar Bhat SHAECH: The Message, published by the Kashmir Harvard Educational Institute (KHEI), is a publication that transcends the role of a conventional magazine. Rather than merely reporting on…
The obsession with lavish weddings has created a cultural epidemic—debt, waste, and social pressure dominate over love and tradition. Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer To perform a Sunnah you just needed few well-wishers and some dates to distribute after Nikah in old days. Daughter was never considered as biddat as it was easy to find a…
Because Obviously, Life’s Problems Are Solved with a Cup of Tea Peerzada Masarat Shah In a world that often feels like it’s spinning too fast, a cup of tea offers a quiet rebellion—a pause that whispers, “Slow down, everything’s going to be okay.” Whether it’s a steaming mug of chai in India, a delicate porcelain…
“A teacher is not just a transmitter of knowledge but a torchbearer of humanity. To value a teacher is to invest in the future.” Mushtaq Bala Every year on October 5, the world comes together to honour the guiding lights of society—teachers—on World Teachers’ Day. Established by UNESCO in 1994, this day serves as a…
