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Rethinking Research: Innovation Over Degree

Dr. Faseeh Amin Beig The current academic landscape is characterised by the rapid pace of changing trends, where the output of research remains the primary measure of advancement, rather than the volume

Jul. 30, 2025

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A bitter-sweet brew: The unheard echoes in Masroofa Quadir’s untitled poem

Tousif Raza As we know, some speak, and some poems whisper. Masroofa Quadir’s untitled poem belongs to the latter—delicate yet daring, a murmur in the ear of conscience. Currently serving as Assistant Professor of Urdu at the Women’s Degree College,

Jul. 10, 2025

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Celebrating 20 cohorts of innovation at Nexus

Chhaya Sharma At the American Center in New Delhi, energy ran high as founders from diverse

Dark days of Emergency Part I: When Shamim Ahmad Shamim roared in Lok Sabha in 1975

Anil Maheshwari During the dark days of the Emergency in 1975, Shamim Ahmad Shamim, an Independent

The tale of our tongue: Language, memory, and politics of erasure

Tousif Raza Urdu, without doubt, is a language of exquisite poetic capacity. Its lyrical beauty has carved a space for itself in the literary and emotional landscape of the subcontinent. Yet, when

Jun. 14, 2025

Opinion

Padawich Diary: A milestone in Kashmiri literature by Satish Vimal

Tousif Raza Amid the constellation of Kashmiri literary voices, Satish Vimal is a spiritual cartographer, charting the uncharted geographies of the soul, the self, and silence. His magnum opus, Padawich Diary, is

Jun. 3, 2025

Opinion

Abujhmarh: From shadows of Maoist insurgency to promise of inclusive development

Vivekanand Nartam The recent encounter in Chhattisgarh’s Narayanpur district, where security forces neutralized 27 members of the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist)—including its general secretary Nambala Keshava Rao alias Basavaraju—marks a

May. 26, 2025

Opinion

Were people of Saraswati-Indus Civilization following two different belief systems?

Archaeological research is a critical tool which can write a new chapter in the research on Indian history. This imperative instrument can bring new evidences into light which can therefore, open a

May. 24, 2025

Opinion

`Bhook’: A hunger beyond the body

Tousif Raza IntroductionIn the expansive landscape of Urdu fiction, certain voices rise above mere storytelling — they echo the silent suffering, articulate the unheard grief, and embody the conscience of society. Rehana

May. 24, 2025

Opinion

NISAR: Strengthening Earth Science

Zahoor Hussain Bhat Accurate satellite data helps communities prepare for disasters, plan agriculture, and understand extreme weather impacts. Rajat Bindlish plays a key role in making this possible. As a research physical

May. 13, 2025

Science

`Pie Chu Zulmate Wuzaan’: Unfolding light from within

Tousif Raza In a world increasingly consumed by haste and surface-level expression, Azam Farooq, a young poet from the tranquil village of Arihal in Pulwama, reminds us of the quiet power of

May. 13, 2025

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`The Taleb’: A journey through pain and healing

Tousif Raza Introduction As I wandered through the labyrinth of sorrow, I found myself cradled in the pages of The Taleb. This book is not merely a tale of romance but a

Apr. 11, 2025

Opinion

The Radiance of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Dr. Darakhshaan Andrabi’s Naatiya Nazm Ya Mohammad (SAW)

Tousif Raza Poetry has always been a powerful medium for expressing devotion, especially in Islamic literature, where naatiya poetry holds a revered place. Dr. Darakhshaan Andrabi’s poem “Ya Muhammad (PBUH)” is a

Mar. 11, 2025

Opinion

Mother: A kitchen scientist

Mudasir Ali Uncovering the science behind everyday cooking and how we can help our mothers understand the magic in the kitchen. A mother is usually engaged in kitchen chores, and cooking is

Mar. 8, 2025

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Rethinking Research: Innovation Over Degree

A bitter-sweet brew: The unheard echoes in Masroofa Quadir’s untitled poem

Celebrating 20 cohorts of innovation at Nexus

Dark days of Emergency Part I: When Shamim Ahmad Shamim roared in Lok Sabha in 1975

The tale of our tongue: Language, memory, and politics of erasure

Padawich Diary: A milestone in Kashmiri literature by Satish Vimal

Abujhmarh: From shadows of Maoist insurgency to promise of inclusive development

Were people of Saraswati-Indus Civilization following two different belief systems?

`Bhook’: A hunger beyond the body

NISAR: Strengthening Earth Science

`Pie Chu Zulmate Wuzaan’: Unfolding light from within

`The Taleb’: A journey through pain and healing

The Radiance of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Dr. Darakhshaan Andrabi’s Naatiya Nazm Ya Mohammad (SAW)

Mother: A kitchen scientist

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