Editorial
Culinary Lore of Kashmir Valley
MUSHTAQ HURRA Every Kashmiri kitchen is depository to condiments, spices, aromas and flavours. Veg and non-veg cuisines run parallel to...
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The Right to Disconnect: Restoring Balance in the Age of Constant Connectivity
HAROON RASHID BHAT There is no denying that information technology has revolutionized the way we live and work. From emails...
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When the Wild Knocks at Our Doors: Kashmir’s Growing Tryst with Displaced Wildlife
Dr Rizwan Rumi The nights in Kashmir have begun to shift their rhythm. What once was a quiet chorus of...
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Sheikh Hasina’s death sentence:India’s new challenge in South Asian diplomacy
Dr. Satyawan Saurabh Bangladesh’s judicial crisis and India’s diplomatic balanceAnalysis of the new equations emerging in South Asian politics after...
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Perishing State Of Dal Lake Affairs
MOOL RAJ Kashmir in itself is a beautiful song and the Dal Lake being its chorus. With the constant disruptions...
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Who Will Sing Again at Red Fort?A Father’s Song from Gaza, and the Duty of Witness
Shamshad Kralawari. This editorial is dedicated to the innocent victims of violence—children, parents, and families whose lives were shattered by...
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Retirement Reinvented: Seniors as Entrepreneurs, Mentors and Learners
VIJAY GARG Retirement in India has long been synonymous with rest — a time to step back after decades of...
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Why Nobel Prizes Remain Distant Dreams for Asian Minds
Umair Ul Umar The Nobel Prize is more than a medal it is a mirror reflecting where the world’s deepest...
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Diwali:The Festival Of Light
MOOL RAJ As millions of diyas flicker across the nation this Diwali, we find ourselves at a moment of profound...
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The Vanishing Essence of Kashmiri Marriages From Heritage to Hollow Showmanship
Mohd Rafique Rather It is marriage season in Kashmir, and while festivities are in full swing, what strikes us most...
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