Labour Department, J&K Concludes 2-Day Capacity Building Programme on Labour Reforms for officials
SRINAGAR: The 2-Day Capacity-Building Programme on Labour Reforms, organized by the Labour Department, J&K successfully concluded at Gandhi Bhawan, University of Kashmir. The program aimed to enhance the understanding and implementation of Labour Laws, with a special focus on familiarizing officers and officials with the new Labour Codes. During the concluding session, Labour Commissioner, S. […]
The higher objectives of life

By: Imran Reshi As we observe and examine our surroundings, everyone is busy and engaged in one or the other activity. Everyone is struggling for the achievement of his/her ambitions or endeavouring to fulfil his/her social or moral obligations. On the one side man is busy in earning a livelihood in order to serve his […]
The unending delay
By: Dr Mudasir Ahmad Gori The academic arrangement candidates in Jammu and Kashmir are caught in a web of uncertainty and chaos regarding the long-awaited salary revision. Despite claims of approval from the Minister of Education, the implementation of the order remains in limbo. This has led to widespread anxiety, frustration, and speculation among those […]
Is high pain threshold a reality?
By: Joshua Pate, Tory Madden We’ve all heard someone claim they have a “high pain threshold” as if it’s a mark of strength or resilience. But does science support the idea that some people genuinely feel less pain than others? Pain is an experience shaped by our psychology and social context, with many variables. In […]
Dry spell: Kashmir grapples with declining water levels

Srinagar: The Kashmir valley is facing a concerning decline in water levels across its rivers, springs, and other water bodies due to the ongoing dry spell and insufficient precipitation. Experts and officials are raising alarms about the potential long-term impacts on drinking water, irrigation, and the valley’s overall ecosystem. While the officials report a stable […]