Demonetisation 2.0 is a welcome move
Letter to the Editor
Because it is cautious and has a long exchange deadline demonetisation version 2.0 is procedurally correct. It is not accompanied by any major policy objective or goal announcement. For goalless individuals or initiatives, this is a good move. The procedure involved in exchange of 2000 rupee note is not elusive. Because most citizens ostensibly do […]
G20’s sustainable and collective impact

By: Aubaid Ahmad Akhoon The G20 (Group of Twenty) serves as a remarkable global forum, encompassing the world’s largest economies, which collectively represent around 85% of global GDP and two-thirds of the world’s population. Since its establishment in 1999, the G20 has played a pivotal role in promoting international financial stability and fostering economic growth. […]
Building back for better biodiversity
By: M Ahmad {The preservation of biodiversity is not just a job for governments. International and non-governmental organisations, the private sector and each and every individual have a role to play in changing entrenched outlooks and ending destructive patterns of behaviour………….Kofi Annan} Biodiversity is a term used to describe the astonishing variety and variability of […]
Controlling against will
By: Syed Anaiyat Bukharie In the shadow of our interconnected world, a sinister reality persists, largely hidden from view but inflicting unimaginable suffering upon countless individual, as we move forward towards the better changing world, it is crucial to confront this harsh truth and take an eye on the faces behind the statistics. Modern slavery […]
Performance of new government is vital
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been vocal in his opposition to political parties offering freebies in order to win votes, but polls show that the Congress’ victory in Karnataka had a lot to do with them. Karnataka new chief minister Siddaramaiah’s long tenure as an administrator should help the party keep its promises. […]
Education unveiled

By: Adnan Shafi In the pursuit of worldly desires and societal expectations, individuals become engrossed in paths that do not resonate with their inner essence. They become entangled in the pursuit of material wealth, social status, and temporary pleasures, losing sight of their profound purpose. However, deep within their souls, there is a yearning for […]
Book Review: ‘Dear Sky’ by Anik Susanti

By: Shafqat Aziz Hajam The book of poetry titled as’ Dear sky’ has been written by a young Poetess, Anik Susanti. She comes from a village in Gunungkidul and lives in a beautiful city, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. She writes poetry in her native Indonesian language as well as in English. This book has been published by […]
G20 Summit: A high point for JK
By: Shahid Ul Islam The G20 summit provides an opportunity for Jammu and Kashmir to emerge as a major global tourist destination. The government is confident that with the support of the international community, the region will become a leading tourist destination. The upcoming G20 summit in Jammu and Kashmir is not just a political […]
Where is our youth heading?
By: Afreen Manzoor The Youth of today are leaders of tomorrow- Nelson Mandela Talking about ‘Youth Culture’ that seems to be at upheaval now a days, refers to the ways the teenagers and young adults conduct it and carry their lives ahead. Youth culture relates to interests, styles, behaviour, music, belief, vocabulary, clothes, sports and […]
Summer activities for CWSN

By: Amit Singh Kushwaha Summer holidays provide an excellent opportunity for children to take a break from their regular school routine and engage in fun and enriching activities. For children with special needs, these holidays are a time to explore new experiences, develop skills, and socialize with others. In India, there are various summer activities […]