Dr Umer Iqbal In the quiet corridors of overcrowded district hospitals across Jammu and Kashmir, a silent battle is fought every day, not against disease alone, but against time, resources, and heartbreaking decisions. One such decision doctors frequently face is triage, choosing whom to treat first, whom to try to save, and, tragically, whom to let go….
Generals have historically operated as de facto power brokers, frequently dictating the direction of policy, government, and even judicial outcomes. Dr. Noour Ali Zehgeer Pakistan once known for Hockey and Cricket, has gone to the stage where everyone is accusing this country for nurturing terrorism across the world. It is the only country which got…
Peerzada Masarat ShahIn the shifting script of Kashmir’s political theatre, few performances so epitomize the times as the transformation of Bilal Gani Lone. Once a frontline figure in the Hurriyat Conference, a coalition that galvanized generations with chants of “Azadi” (freedom), Lone has stepped away from separatism’s barricades to navigate the corridors of mainstream Indian…
Most of the banks and other financial institutions have been categorizing complaints as suggestions or queries. This ‘misinterpretation’ is frustratingcustomers. Sajjad BazazDeteriorating customer service in banks has been a cause of concern to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). In fact, the RBI-appointed committee in the recent past has raised an alarm on poor customer…
“Cleanliness is Half of Faith” — A Civic and Spiritual Imperative Dr. Fiaz Maqbool FaziliCleanliness is more than a government responsibility—it is a personal ethic, a reflection of one’s inner values, and the foundation of a healthier, more harmonious society. In communities like ours, where Islam is the guiding faith for many, the Prophetic saying…
