Gowher Bhat Schools are shifting. The world is different now, and education needs to keep up. Students aren’t just preparing for tests anymore. They’re preparing for life. That means learning more than just equations and grammar rules. It means learning how to think, how to adapt, and how to handle real-world challenges. Holistic education isn’t…
Apples rot fast. But the rot of governance seems slower, deeper, and more dangerous. Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer Kashmir, often romanticized as the orchard of South Asia, greets the world each autumn with a spectacle of crimson and golden apples. These fruits are more than food—they are heritage, survival, and dignity. Yet this year, instead…
Next time you book a salon appointment, ask yourself: Are you paying for beauty or funding someone else’s empire? The choice is yours, but the bill is inevitable. Peerzada Masarat ShahStep into any urban hub, and you’ll spot them: sleek, glass-fronted salons promising radiant skin, lustrous hair, and a “brand-new you.” With posters flaunting flawless…
By: Dr. Tasaduq Hidayat I am writing this article while sitting in my doctor’s cabin, the cabin of Dr. Fayaz Ahmad Bhat Sir. It is quiet here yet filled with wisdom. He is an Assistant Professor at SKIMS, but for me, he is more than just a doctor. Every time I feel something wrong in my body,…
Peace is humanity’s greatest victory and its most enduring need. Mushtaq Bala Each year, the world observes September 21 as the International Day of Peace, a United Nations initiative dedicated to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among nations and peoples. Established in 1981 by the UN General Assembly, this day serves as…
