In his bureaucratic to corporate governance practices, he handled highly technical assignments – be it in the banking sector or energy sector – with accuracy and precision. Sajjad BazazMohammad Yousuf Khan, fondly called MY Khan, is known for scripting success stories as an industrial man, an agro man, a banker and lastly as a kinetic…
India’s left nursing economic wounds, armed with export data, EU Zoom calls, and a bruised ego. At least we haven’t nominated Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize—yet. Peerzada Masarat ShahOnce upon a time, Trump and Modi were the ultimate geopolitical BFFs—think stadium-filling “Howdy Modi” rallies in Texas and choreographed bear hugs that screamed “strategic soulmates.”…
In an age where climate change looms and policies often bow to profit, Pahalgami’s unwavering stand offers a blueprint for eco-activism rooted in law, truth, and people’s power. Peerzadah Masarat ShahIn the towering shadows of the Himalayas, where the Lidder River weaves through pine-scented forests and alpine meadows, one voice has risen steadily to protect…
Dr Umer Iqbal When over 3,500 kilograms of rotten, unlabelled meat were seized by the FDA across Kashmir, it wasn’t just a public health emergency, it was a tear in the social fabric itself. As Mirwaiz termed it, such an act is “a grave betrayal of public trust,” tantamount to zulm, or moral wrong, as it corrupts the basic…
Mohammad HaniefIn the serene beauty of Harwan Garden, where the laughter of children usually mingles with the rustle of trees, a sudden silence descended for ten-year-old Mohammad Numaan. A Class 3rd student at Legends School of Education, Sadrebal, Numaan lost the sound processor of his cochlear implant during a family outing — an incident that,…
