Editorial- Page 13

Access to technology-based learning at home has become increasingly important for school students as it shapes the way they learn, practice and explore beyond the classroom. With devices such as laptops, tablets,

Authorities in Kashmir valley have stepped up enforcement against the sale of rotten and unsafe meat and chicken across several districts. Over the past few days, more than 3,500 kilograms of decayed

Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOD) has come across as a growing concern, particularly among adolescent girls and young women, in the Kashmir valley. Over the past several years, healthcare professionals have noticed a

India is home to the world’s largest population of stray dogs and cats, and tragically, also reportedly records the highest number of rabies-related deaths globally—accounting for nearly 36% of all such fatalities.

In an era dominated by digital distractions and fast-paced consumption of content, the timeless habit of reading books retains its significance—especially for children and the younger generation. While technology offers convenience, it

The tourism sector in Kashmir valley faced a major setback earlier this year following the terror attack in tourist resort Pahalgam in April. The incident had also raised concerns about the conduct

Following the seizure of 1,200 kilograms of decayed meat from cold storage facilities in Srinagar, the Drugs & Food Control Organization has now also prohibited the use of synthetic food colours in

Non-vegetarian food holds a central place in Kashmiri cuisine, and its demand has steadily increased alongside the growth of the hospitality sector in the Valley. With the mushrooming of hotels, restaurants and

Financial inclusion refers to the availability and accessibility of affordable financial services to individuals and businesses that otherwise remain outside the formal banking system. It ensures that people, regardless of their income

Roadside encroachments across Jammu and Kashmir, particularly in Srinagar, have turned into a daily struggle for commuters and pedestrians alike. Public spaces, meant for safe movement and emergency access, are increasingly being