Mohammad Hanief In India’s journey towards inclusivity and social justice, few laws have carried as much promise as the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. Enacted to replace the earlier 1995 legislation, it was a long-awaited reform aimed at expanding protections, enhancing opportunities, and bringing dignity to millions of specially abled citizens. Nearly a…
The very air of Kashmir, once alive with the fragrance of saffron and the delicate music of rivers in motion, now languishes under the oppressive weight of despair. This is a land where mountains weep openly, and its valleys resonate with the muted cries of a population deeply aggrieved. For decades untold, Kashmir has remained…
Introduction In today’s digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT, Google Bard, Gemini, Perplexity AI, and Microsoft Copilot have become popular among students from classes 7 to 10. These tools offer quick answers, explanations, and ideas, making learning easier and more accessible. However, while such technological advancements can support education, an increasing reliance on them…
Selfies are no longer just pictures; they are statements—loud, unapologetic, and filtered to perfection. Peerzada Masarat Shah Once upon a time, people asked strangers to take their pictures. They stood still, posed awkwardly, and waited for the click of a camera. Fast-forward to today, and the game has completely changed. Now, we don’t just take…
Where Do These Discarded, Expired Drugs Really Go? Dr. Fiaz Maqbool Fazili The recent case of a child in Kashmir nearly losing her eyesight after being administered expired medicine is not an isolated incident. Dr. Syed (name changed) told me that he had visited a pharmacy to purchase antibiotics for his sore throat. Upon reaching…
