How extended leaves disrupt care, overburden staff, and expose systemic gaps in Kashmir’s public hospitals Gowher Bhat In Kashmir, thousands of patients travel hours from remote villages and towns, clutching prescriptions, medical reports, and fragile hope, only to find consultation rooms locked and doctors absent. For families seeking specialized care at Government Medical Colleges and…
A Comprehensive Reformative Study in the Context of Ramadan, Weddings, Social Events, and Educational Institutions Muhammad Younis Bhat (Zahid) Islam is a complete and balanced way of life. It regulates personal conduct, family structure, social gatherings, emotional expression, and spiritual growth with wisdom and moderation. Islam does not deny natural human emotions such as happiness…
How Small Clues, Objects, and Actions Shape Stories That Captivate Readers and Viewers Gowher Bhat Every story hides secrets in plain sight. A seemingly trivial object, a passing remark, or a minor character trait can later become the key to the entire plot. This is the essence of Chekhov’s Gun, a storytelling principle that insists…
Anil Kumar Sharma Recently, I watched the live proceedings of our legislative assembly. The atmosphere was heated. Leaders accused one another of land grabbing. They quoted figures. They debated how much land was under encroachment. They spoke forcefully, defending their positions with visible conviction. They appeared as champions of the people they represent.But as I…
A Reflection on Air, Memory, and Responsibility Dr. Noour Ali Zehgeer Childhood memories often feel like treasured snapshots—moments filled with simplicity, purity, and wonder. Many of us remember hearing our elders say, “Let’s go to the hill stations for fresh air and a change.” Places like Shimla, Srinagar, or Ooty were not just destinations; they…
