Eid, Toys, and the Innocence We Lost
Peer Mohammad Amir Qureshi Not all toys are made of plastic. Some are made of memories, stitched together with love, sacrifice, and the quiet magic of childhood. This is not just a story about toys—it is a story about a time when even the smallest things carried the weight of entire worlds. There are certain […]
Rehbar-e-Khel Teachers deserve a better ordeal
Dr Aftab Jan This write-up is not just an appeal written in words, this is a voice built from years of silence, sacrifice, and quiet suffering, where Rehbar-e-Khel teachers entered the system with faith in a government policy that clearly asked for seven years of service before regularisation, and they accepted this condition without hesitation […]
Silent Struggles: The Untold Story of Private School Teachers
Mohammad Nadeem In the picturesque valleys of Kashmir, where snow-capped mountains whisper tales of beauty and resilience, there exists a painful reality hidden behind classroom doors. It is the story of private school teachers—educated, dedicated, and passionate individuals who shape the future of society, yet struggle to sustain their own lives. Their voices are often […]
Eid-ul-Fitr: The day of reward
Muhammad Hussain Khan Eid-ul-Fitr, often described as the “Day of Reward,” is not merely a festival that marks the end of fasting; it is a profound spiritual moment that symbolizes the inner journey of the human soul. After a month of Ramadan—filled with restraint, reflection, and remembrance of Allah—Eid arrives as a gentle reminder that […]
Eid al-Fitr 2026: A Call for Global Harmony
Dr. Reyaz Ahmad As the crescent of Shawwal appears and Muslims across the world gather for Eid al-Fitr, the festival arrives not merely as a religious celebration, but as a moral reminder. From the crowded mosques of India to the family homes of London, from the neighbourhoods of Sharjah to the villages of Africa, […]
Migraine: The Invisible Pain We Must Not Ignore
Umair Shafiq Khanday In the breath-taking valleys of Kashmir Valley—where snow-capped mountains meet serene lakes—an unseen health issue quietly affects thousands: migraine. Often dismissed as “just a headache,” migraine is in reality a debilitating neurological condition that interferes with daily life, work productivity, and emotional well-being. Understanding Migraine: More Than a Headache Migraine is a […]
The Silent Collapse of Sleep and the Rhythm of Life
Dr Aftab Jan Human life moves within a precise rhythm that governs every system inside the body, and this rhythm is not random but deeply structured within creation itself, where the rising of the sun, the stillness of the night, and the balance between activity and rest form a pattern that sustains health and stability. […]
As Ramadan Departs: Have We Learned The Lesson?
Shoiab Mohmmad Bhat As we slowly come to a close in this blessed month of Ramadan, many Muslims ask themselves this important question: What have we really gained from this blessed month? We fasted, we prayed, and we tried to make ourselves better Muslims for thirty days. We entered this month with mercy, with blessings, […]
Energy Crisis: Shared kitchens provide a solution
Dr. Priyanka Saurabh The price of cooking gas cylinders periodically sparks intense political debate in the country. The opposition frames it as a growing economic burden on the common man, while the ruling party cites international markets and global conditions. This debate is a natural part of democracy, as inflation and the cost of living […]
Protecting the Consumer Rights
Shoiab Mohmmad Bhat World Consumer Rights Day is observed every year on 15 March across the world. The day serves as an important reminder that every consumer deserves safety, fairness, and respect in the marketplace. In modern life, people depend heavily on goods and services available in markets. From the food we eat to the […]