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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

Rat rebellion

By M J Aslam An autocrat, black in complexion & deadliest in character, ruled somewhere in the continent of Asia. He lived in a castle. Feeling greatly angered by his oppression on

Dec. 14, 2020

Opinion

Kashmir students studying outside stare at uncertain future as slow internet hampers online exam

SRINAGAR: Hundreds of students studying in the colleges outside Jammu and Kashmir are at the verge of losing precious academic year as they are unable to appear in online exams because of

Dec. 10, 2020

Traffic signal system collapses in Srinagar; officials blame unscientific approach, haphazard civil works

Srinagar: Traffic signal system has collapsed in Srinagar with traffic police flagging unscientific approach, and unplanned civil works. “First there should have been a proper survey before installing traffic lights. There is

Dec. 3, 2020

Kashmir·Latest News

Oxygen concentrators to winter kits: ‘Athrout’ Kashmir comes to rescue of poor, needy

Srinagar: Daily wage laborer Shakeel Ahmad Sofi’s life turned upside down when the doctor told him to arrange an oxygen concentrator for his father. Unable to handle the situation, he decided to Srinagar-based

Dec. 3, 2020

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All Ramasoodras

By M J Aslam Ramasoodra has gone down in the memory of the people of Srinagar, from generation to generation, as the most detestable character of a person whose name is being

Dec. 3, 2020

Opinion

Abdicating violence

After nearly five years of the Charlie Hebdo cartoon controversy and the subsequent attacks, France witnessed a near-parallel recurrence of these events this past month. The aftermath was a lot of horror,

Nov. 23, 2022

Opinion

Dangling wires, tilted poles pose threat to Sazgaripora residents

Srinagar: Hanging wires and old dilapidated poles are posing a grave threat to residents of the Sazgaripora area in Srinagar city. Locals alleged that their pleas have fallen on deaf areas as

Nov. 1, 2020

Flu vaccines to dried vegetables: Kashmiris brace up for first winter in COVID era

Srinagar: From storing essentials to getting flu vaccine shots, Kashmiris are bracing up for first winter in the COVID era. Indian Meteorological Department has forecasted the winter to be harsher due to

Oct. 31, 2020

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Panchayat Account Assistant exams: Aspirants from far-flung areas likely to miss out as JKSSB refuses to rationalize centers

Srinagar, Oct 26: Scores of the candidates in far-flung areas are likely to miss exams for Panchayat Account Assistant as the Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board (JKSSB) has failed to rationalize

Oct. 26, 2020

Dipping mercury winds up macadamization drive in Kashmir

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir government’s special macadamization drive is drawing to a close on October 23 following a drop in the temperature. Chief Engineer R&B Showkat Jeelani told The Kashmir Monitor that in

Oct. 21, 2020

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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

Rat rebellion

Kashmir students studying outside stare at uncertain future as slow internet hampers online exam

Traffic signal system collapses in Srinagar; officials blame unscientific approach, haphazard civil works

Oxygen concentrators to winter kits: ‘Athrout’ Kashmir comes to rescue of poor, needy

All Ramasoodras

Abdicating violence

Dangling wires, tilted poles pose threat to Sazgaripora residents

Flu vaccines to dried vegetables: Kashmiris brace up for first winter in COVID era

Panchayat Account Assistant exams: Aspirants from far-flung areas likely to miss out as JKSSB refuses to rationalize centers

Dipping mercury winds up macadamization drive in Kashmir

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