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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

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 sectors came together to mark a major milestone: the graduation of the 20th cohort of the Nexus Startup Hub. Supported by the U.S. Embassy

Jun. 23, 2025

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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

Planning to take your baby for vaccination in Kashmir? Read what this pediatrician has to say

Dr Zahoor Hussain Daraz This incident has jolted my conscience and is still haunting me. Being a pediatrician, I have a busy schedule so I tender my apologies for reporting it late,

Jul. 8, 2020

Health·Latest News·Opinion

How Bakarwals are braving the pandemic

By Firdous Khan At a time when almost entire world is in the middle of Corona Virus crisis and all sources of physical connectivity be it local, national or international have been

Jul. 2, 2020

Opinion

Kashmir-flag: From birth to death

By M J Aslam In this age of mass communication, the printed press & online press are major source of information on multifarious subjects, past & present. “Past” political history is one

Jun. 18, 2020

Opinion

George Floyd: A call for love and unity

Muneeb Afzal Humankind has made spectacular progress in the fields of science, technology, economy, and education. Bestowed with the most extraordinary powers on earth, we humans strive strove to break the geographical

Jun. 16, 2020

Opinion

YouTube vs TikTok: A virtual mess in Kashmir leading to cyber bullying

Badrud Duja Bilal Kashmiri, Mir Musaib, Kaits Salman are some of the social media junkies in Kashmir who by their unique frolics attract viewers and build up a subscriber base. And then

Jun. 9, 2020

Tech-Film·Kashmir·Latest News·Opinion

COVID19: Have we learnt lessons?

On the face of it, we are busy baking and cooking, working from home even as we homeschool, and generally holding it all together through the lockdown. But scratch the surface, and

May. 30, 2020

Opinion: Exodus as resistance

Ajaz Ashraf It is possible you recalled the lyrics of Exodus, the song that reggae singer Bob Marley belted with such élan, as you watched lakhs of migrant workers trudge from cities

May. 18, 2020

Opinion·Latest News

Protecting lives and livelihoods in COVID-19

Moin Qazi As COVID-19 spreads, the government has already started to address the economic and livelihood challenges posed by the constraints the pandemic has put on behavior and employment. It is designing

May. 18, 2020

Business·Opinion

COVID-19: Use the time to your advantage

Zahid Mushtaq Coronavirus pandemic has brought the entire world to its knees. Even the most powerful and developed nations feel helpless and are not able to stop a micro sized virus from

May. 15, 2020

Opinion·Latest News

Death of a mother: Can’t we serve justice?

Muneeb Afzal What makes humans unique, eminent, and noblest of all creations? The basic principles underlying human society is cooperation, interdependence and understanding with fellow human beings. Mutual respect, sympathy, empathy are

May. 5, 2020

Opinion·Latest News

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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

Planning to take your baby for vaccination in Kashmir? Read what this pediatrician has to say

How Bakarwals are braving the pandemic

Kashmir-flag: From birth to death

George Floyd: A call for love and unity

YouTube vs TikTok: A virtual mess in Kashmir leading to cyber bullying

COVID19: Have we learnt lessons?

Opinion: Exodus as resistance

Protecting lives and livelihoods in COVID-19

COVID-19: Use the time to your advantage

Death of a mother: Can’t we serve justice?

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