The Sanctity of Parental Reverence
By: Wani Arfat In the intricate fabric of human existence, one of the most profound moral and spiritual imperatives is the veneration of one’s parents. Their role in nurturing, guiding, and sacrificing for their offspring is unparalleled. Yet, a disturbing trend emerges in contemporary society: children increasingly neglect their filial duties, relegating parents to isolation […]
US elections: What to expect on Election Day
By: Emma Shortis As Americans vote in one of the most important presidential elections in generations, the country teeters on a knife edge. In the battleground states that will likely decide the result, the polling margins between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump are razor thin. These tiny margins, and the general confusion around […]
Urgent Need for Dental Healthcare Reform
By: Dr. Zeenat Rehmani The recent assembly elections and the emergence of Omar Abdullah as the chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir rekindles hope in the hearts of many across our state, especially in those of us striving to serve in healthcare. Among the pressing needs that require immediate attention, one often overlooked is the […]
Chairperson DDC Kulgam visits fires victims of Poniwah village
Expresses solidarity, oversees emergency relief distribution KULGAM: The Chairperson, District Development Council (DDC) Kulgam, M Afzal Parray visited Poniwah village of District Kulgam to express solidarity with families affected by a devastating fire incident, and to oversee the distribution of emergency relief. During the visit, the Chairperson conveyed his heartfelt sympathies to the affected families […]
Why English Rules the World
By: Dr.Reyaz Ahmad Several other languages, although having many speakers, lengthy histories, and regional impact, have not been able to reach the same degree of global reach as English, which has attained extraordinary worldwide dominance. This is due to a variety of issues, including language and practical difficulties as well as historical and geopolitical ones. […]
Civil Service and the prestige attached to it
By: Rayees Ahmad Kumar Few days ago, the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission announced the much anticipated final results of JKAS in which 71 successful candidates made it to the final selection list. Soon after the declaration of the results, social media platforms started posting the successful stories on their pages and account handles. […]
World Politics on Shifting Sands
By: Faheemul Islam The world we live in today is vastly different from what it was just ten years ago. In 2024, the landscape of global politics resembles a complex puzzle that is increasingly difficult to forecast or manage. The era of predictable international relations, dominated by a handful of superpowers, has seemingly vanished. It […]
Climate Change: The Ultimate Unifier—or Divider?
Few issues are as urgently pressing as climate change. As we observe increasingly frequent severe weather events such as wildfires, hurricanes, and droughts, the need for climate action becomes undeniable. Yet, nations continue to face challenges in reaching a consensus on how to tackle it. The recent U.N. climate summit highlighted this divide, with wealthier […]
The Unbreakable Bond
By: Syed Majid Gilani In life’s intricate tapestry, a profound bond exists, transcending time, distance, and circumstance. This sacred connection between a father and his children is forged in the depths of their shared genes. Like a river’s relentless flow, this bond remains unyielding, overcoming obstacles. Temporary disruptions may occur, but its essence remains unbroken. […]
Quality education: A dream come true or imprisoned in suicide?
In an agonizing twist of fate, a 14-year-old girl attempted to take her own life, being helplessly trapped by the weight of her family’s poverty. Her parents, struggling against the endless cycle of financial hardship, clearly couldn’t manage the fees demanded by her school—a private institution they believed was her only chance to break the […]