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Tourists in Kashmir: A living paradise

Fida Firdous This year, the rush of tourists will increase due to the heat wave outside the valley. This month, we have seen more tourists coming to the valley, with the flow

Jun. 5, 2026

by Monitor News Bureau

Our children, our future: A simple message for Kashmiri families

Irshad Mushtaq Today, many children in Kashmir are spending too much time on mobile phones. They are getting comfort, entertainment, and easy habits, but they are not learning enough responsibility. This is a serious issue for every family.If a child

Jun. 1, 2026

by Monitor News Bureau

Kashmir’s silent crisis: Empty bookshops, rising screen addiction, loss of trust

Irshad Mushtaq Kashmir is passing through a quiet but serious social and economic change. Our streets

Reconfiguration of trans-Himalayan frontier: An analytical study of Ladakh’s 7-district framework

Tsering Dawa On April 27, 2026, Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena’s formal notification to establish five

Pakistan’s Self-appointed warders of religion

By M Zafar Khan Safdar Asia Bibi’s case gained national prominence because of brave, pluralist politician like Salman Taseer who served as the 26th Governor of Punjab from 2008 until his assassination

Nov. 2, 2018

Opinion

#MeToo in Kashmir

By Dr. Inamul Bashir The #MeToo movement, a movement against sexual harassment and sexual assault, was founded in 2006 by an activist Tarana Burke to support victims of sexual assault and empower

Nov. 2, 2018

Opinion

Between black and white, more than 50 shades of grey

By Imran Khan It just takes a humane heart to condemn, raise voice or feel empathetic with regard to the pain and suffering experienced by the people of Kashmir since ages, more

Nov. 2, 2018

Opinion

Has The End of the Democratic-Secular Polity Begun?

By Shamsul Islam India, sadly, is witnessing the Hindutva juggernaut running amok crushing whatever was democratic, liberal and egalitarian in the Indian polity. The RSS as the charioteer is not ashamed of

Nov. 2, 2018

Opinion

Hindu youths clamour atop the 16th century Muslim Babri Mosque in this 06 December 1992 photo five hours before the structure was completely demolished by hundreds supporting Hindu fundamentalist activists. In 1947 India and Pakistan were ripped savagely apart. In 1997 there are a growing number of people who would like them stitched back together again. The trauma of partition persists and fears seemed to be underlined by the evocative image of Ayodhya, when the mosque was torn down amid claims that it had been built on the site of a former Hindu temple built where Lord Rama was born. / AFP PHOTO / DOUGLAS E. CURRAN

Othering of SC and Ayodhya verdict

By Ajaz Ashraf The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), its affiliates, and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), have constructed a narrative in which the Supreme Court of India is fast emerging as the

Nov. 2, 2018

Opinion

Beating inferiority complex: A strategy to imbibe

By Dr. Tasaduk Hussain Itoo Anyone in the world, big or small, fat or thin, black or white, can feel somewhat inferior to everyone else at times during their lives. We tell

Nov. 2, 2018

Opinion

Balancing Our Inner and Outer Worlds

By MANSOOR ALAM It is now known that the old theory of a static Universe is no longer tenable. Modern science has revealed that there is nothing fixed or static in the

Nov. 1, 2018

Opinion

Iblis –The Open Enemy

By Zarrar Butt As Muslims, we know that Iblis (Satan) is not equal to Allah in power, authority or might. By the very definition of Allah’s name, Allah is not comparable to

Nov. 1, 2018

Opinion

Gender equality in Islam

By Dr TaseerSalahuddin From Islamic point of view men and women are a single entity as a woman was created out of a man’s rib and then, humanity was created with combination

Nov. 1, 2018

Opinion

For Patel Secularism Was India

By S.N. Sahu The unity and idea of India owes as much to the integration of princely States to the Indian union as to the numerous ideals shaping the destiny of our

Nov. 1, 2018

Opinion

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Opinion- Page 128

Tourists in Kashmir: A living paradise

Our children, our future: A simple message for Kashmiri families

Kashmir’s silent crisis: Empty bookshops, rising screen addiction, loss of trust

Reconfiguration of trans-Himalayan frontier: An analytical study of Ladakh’s 7-district framework

Pakistan’s Self-appointed warders of religion

#MeToo in Kashmir

Between black and white, more than 50 shades of grey

Has The End of the Democratic-Secular Polity Begun?

Othering of SC and Ayodhya verdict

Beating inferiority complex: A strategy to imbibe

Balancing Our Inner and Outer Worlds

Iblis –The Open Enemy

Gender equality in Islam

For Patel Secularism Was India

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