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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

A Statue of Unity in a Nation Increasingly Disunited

By Sidharth Bhatia On October 31, when Narendra Modi inaugurated the massive ‘Statue of Unity’, he was fulfilling at least one promise of his government. On many other fronts, this government has

Nov. 1, 2018

Opinion

The SarkariMussalman

By Saira Shah Halim It has been a few weeks since the release of my father Lt Gen. Zameer Uddin Shah’s book The SarkariMussalman. Even before the release, the book had managed

Nov. 1, 2018

Opinion

Fake news, racism and bombs: Fear and loathing in Trump’s America

By David A Love Donald Trump, the American president, has fomented violence against liberal opponents and critics who disagree with his policies, and so-called “fake news” media organisations he regards as the

Oct. 31, 2018

Opinion

Why Is Outlawing Marital Rape Still a Distant Dream in India?

By Sumedha Choudhury The Narendra Modi government’s reactionary stand that criminalising marital rape would “destabilise the institution of marriage” and could become an easy tool to “harass husbands” in RIT Foundation vs

Oct. 31, 2018

Opinion

What the crisis in India’s top investigative agency reveals

By Barkha Dutt It’s the Indian version of President Trump’s sacking of his FBI chief. But this time, India’s episode has exposed the first signs of panic and overreach in Narendra Modi’s

Oct. 31, 2018

Opinion

Uniting, he stands

By Narendra Modi The first half of 1947 was a critical period in India’s history. The end of colonial rule was certain and so was India’s partition but what was uncertain was

Oct. 31, 2018

Opinion

An officer and a gentleman

By Jawed Naqvi Movie actor Naseeruddin Shah was having a tame chat with an indulgent Delhi audience when one of his two elder brothers seated in the front row rattled him with

Oct. 30, 2018

Opinion

The great game in West Asia

By Mohammed Ayoob Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s murder has clearly exposed the brutal nature of the Saudi Arabian regime. It is ironic that the murder of one journalist has succeeded in

Oct. 30, 2018

Opinion

Crumbling empire

By Kumar Ketkar The Supreme Court was rather kind and sympathetic to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) when, in 2013, it described the agency as a “caged parrot”. Parrots are relatively

Oct. 30, 2018

Opinion

The CBI imbroglio

By Manini Chatterjee The Supreme Court, in its order on October 23, restricted the use of fireworks during all festivals across the country to a window between 8 pm and 10 pm.

Oct. 29, 2018

Opinion

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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

A Statue of Unity in a Nation Increasingly Disunited

The SarkariMussalman

Fake news, racism and bombs: Fear and loathing in Trump’s America

Why Is Outlawing Marital Rape Still a Distant Dream in India?

What the crisis in India’s top investigative agency reveals

Uniting, he stands

An officer and a gentleman

The great game in West Asia

Crumbling empire

The CBI imbroglio

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