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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

Girls in Baramulla are looking for books to become their wings

By Afshan Anjum Five year old Amina might seem like a quiet, shy little girl gazing at you from the corner of the room when she sees you for the first time.

Sep. 1, 2020

Kashmir·Latest News·Lead Stories·News

Busting myths around ‘disc disease’ in Kashmir

Dr Akhtar Rasool “Though cold sciatica cripple our senators and make their limbs halt as lamely as their manners”-William Shakespeare Intervertebral discs or simply the ‘discs’ are cushion like structures present normally

Aug. 27, 2020

Opinion

COVID19 vaccine: Russia sets a dangerous precedent

By Aamir Ahmad Amin “My daughter has also received it”, boasted Vladimir Putin, the longest serving Kremlin leader since Joseph Stalin, assuring that the breakthrough vaccine has passed all the “needed checks”

Aug. 13, 2020

Lead Stories·Kashmir·Latest News·Opinion

‘Wouldn’t have even dreamt of qualifying civils if I had been in Kashmir’

Pirzada Shakir Kupwara, Aug 9: Last Tuesday was probably the most important day in the life of Nadia Beig. At 23, Nadia cracked Civil Services 2019 managing an impressive all-India rank of

Aug. 10, 2020

Covid, Kupwara and the kids’ class

By Fida Firdous Education becomes the first casualty in a strife torn region like Kashmir. When any untoward incident happens, schools, our Gurukuls, are shut with immediate effect. There is nothing painful

Aug. 6, 2020

Opinion

Omar’s lost chance for redemption

BY Ajaz Ashraf The path to redemption in Jammu and Kashmir does not seem to begin from the national media. This became evident from the outrage expressed on social media against the

Aug. 5, 2020

Opinion

Technological advancements changing transport sector in J&K

By Irfan Ganai Every year killer roads devour thousands of lives in Jammu and Kashmir. Sharp curves, zigzag roads, treacherous passes, and high altitude motorways coupled with rash driving have always been

Jul. 28, 2020

Opinion

Bollywood’s only commitment was and remains to itself

When Hollywood swayers self-congratulate themselves on their liberal values by haranguing at the Oscars or any other awards show annually, one watches with irony hypocrisy unfold—white nomination after white nomination and nothing

Nov. 23, 2022

Opinion

Opinion: How unreasonable is ‘status quo’ in Kashmir colleges

Ajaz Ahmad Wani From childhood we are being told to study more and more in order to get a good job. So many students aspire to pursue higher studies in order to

Jul. 15, 2020

Education·Latest News·Opinion

Simplifying laws, encouraging private investment: How India can boost healthcare in a post-Covid world

Arhan Bagati The COVID-19 outbreak has made the world realise and appreciate the importance of having a robust healthcare system, one that is fully equipped and battle-ready. The disease poses a huge

Jul. 15, 2020

Opinion

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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

Girls in Baramulla are looking for books to become their wings

Busting myths around ‘disc disease’ in Kashmir

COVID19 vaccine: Russia sets a dangerous precedent

‘Wouldn’t have even dreamt of qualifying civils if I had been in Kashmir’

Covid, Kupwara and the kids’ class

Omar’s lost chance for redemption

Technological advancements changing transport sector in J&K

Bollywood’s only commitment was and remains to itself

Opinion: How unreasonable is ‘status quo’ in Kashmir colleges

Simplifying laws, encouraging private investment: How India can boost healthcare in a post-Covid world

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