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…
It hinges on collective action. Policymakers, civil society, and citizens must bridge gaps to transform safety from aspiration to everyday reality. Peerzada Masarat Shah In the bustling streets of India’s megacities, a haunting question echoes through conversations, social media feeds, and family dinners: Kya desh badal raha hai? — Is the country really changing? This…
And may his voice continue to echo somewhere beyond the skies, just as it once did on that unforgettable night. Zahoor Zahid It came as a rude shock when I heard that Rajinder Tickoo – an actor, singer, and a deeply committed theatre personality, had passed away in a tragic accident. For a few moments,…
As the world confronts new challenges, from climate change to social divides, radio remains a humble yet powerful tool to inform minds, connect hearts and strengthen communities. Mushtaq BalaEvery year on February 13, the world celebrates World Radio Day, honouring a medium that has informed, educated, entertained and united generations across continents. In an age…
