The Ripple Impact of Gulf Conflict on the Global Economy and Where We Stand Anil Kumar Sharma “A war may begin in a distant desert, but its shadow walks quietly into every home.” The last few days have been demanding and challenging for all of us. They have reminded me, in a very personal way,…
Writing, in its truest sense, is shaped slowly, with care and attention. Content fills space. Writing creates meaning. Gowher Bhat In a world overflowing with noise, writing remains one of the few acts that invites silence. Not merely the absence of sound, but a deeper, more deliberate stillness, the kind that allows a person to…
The Battle Over the Kerala Story 2 Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer Cinema was the cheapest entertainment in 1980’s and everyone would enjoy watching the movie with family and friends. Nowadays Cinema has become victim of cheap politics and people want to push their agenda or I may say fake agenda thru cinema, thus hurting the…
When your child says something like – “It’s 6—7” – that sounds completely mysterious, don’t worry. It’s probably just Gen Z… being Gen Z. Peerzada Masarat Shah The other day, I asked my son, Syed Muhammad Ibraheem, a simple question. I expected a simple answer. Instead, I got a response that sounded more like a…
For in Kashmir, Eid does not arrive all at once. It begins here, in the rain, in the rush, and in the crowded markets where hope quietly prepares itself for joy. Gowher BhatAs Eid al-Fitr approaches, Kashmir finds itself suspended between two forces. One is the persistence of rain. The other is the inevitability of…
