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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

File photo of stationed wooden boats (shikaras) on Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir (KM/Umar Ganie)

‘Paradise calling’: Kashmir tourism makes right noises

After a long time, there is some good news for Kashmir valley’s tourism sector. Ahead of the season of festivals, tour operators are witnessing a spurt in bookings. After the second phase

Sep. 18, 2021

Business·Opinion

World’s largest vaccination program has prepared India for a grand leap forward in Atmanirbharta

Mansukh Mandaviya Seventy-five years after attaining freedom from foreign rule, our search for freedom of a different kind continues—this time the country is seeking freedom from an invisible invader—the SARS-CoV-2, which has

Sep. 18, 2021

Health·India·Latest News·Opinion

Why motivated critics of India’s Economic Recovery are wrong?

Dr K V Subramanian Exactly a year back, we had predicted an imminent V-shaped recovery in GDP growth after its sharp decline. At that time, most doubted the prediction. A former Finance

Sep. 15, 2021

Business·Latest News·Opinion

Revisiting Iqbal (Part 18) – Iqbal in Politics (III)

A widespread disenchantment had already befallen Muslim leadership in Lieu of Congress’s dualism and political opportunism. But that wasn’t the only thing causing eerie, Muslim leadership’s divided response to Simon Commission had

Sep. 14, 2021

Education·Latest News·Opinion

Preventing heart attacks: Here are some lifestyle changes that could make a difference

Kashmir’s young are dying a slow death. Heart attacks have become rampant in the valley. This year itself, six back to back young patients with heart attacks were reported to Government Superspecialty

Sep. 13, 2021

Health·Latest News·Opinion

Love, jealousy, betrayal: Of bone-chilling crimes and lost moral compass

A new wave of crime has swept across Jammu and Kashmir. Criminals are living next door and society mostly remains silent till a major incident occurs. Sample this: A strong desire for

Sep. 9, 2021

Kashmir·Latest News·Opinion

‘Film tourism’: Of defunct cinema halls and a newfound love for multiplexes

Last week, Jammu and Kashmir government notified the Film Policy 2020. The sub-text of the policy is to reopen cinema halls and set up multiplexes. Strife-torn Kashmir doesn’t have any movie hall.

Sep. 1, 2021

Opinion

Smartphone addiction: Hacks that can help in reducing screen time

Smartphone addiction has become a major health hazard across the world. People are now seeking help from doctors to overcome this addiction. People spend more time on mobile phones than family. It has

Sep. 1, 2021

Kashmir·Latest News·Opinion·Tech-Film

Our understanding of the cosmos

By Amir Suhail Wani – Bacon, as Rupert Sheldrake reminds us in his book The Science Delusion, wanted to secure for science the same place as was erstwhile occupied by religion – Christianity,

Aug. 31, 2021

Opinion

50% students in classroom, staggered breaks: What J&K can do to reopen schools

Srinagar: The authorities have once again extended the ongoing closure of schools in J&K. It has been over two years now that educational institutes have been closed in the valley. First due

Aug. 30, 2021

Education·Kashmir·Latest News·Opinion

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Opinion- Page 23

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

‘Paradise calling’: Kashmir tourism makes right noises

World’s largest vaccination program has prepared India for a grand leap forward in Atmanirbharta

Why motivated critics of India’s Economic Recovery are wrong?

Revisiting Iqbal (Part 18) – Iqbal in Politics (III)

Preventing heart attacks: Here are some lifestyle changes that could make a difference

Love, jealousy, betrayal: Of bone-chilling crimes and lost moral compass

‘Film tourism’: Of defunct cinema halls and a newfound love for multiplexes

Smartphone addiction: Hacks that can help in reducing screen time

Our understanding of the cosmos

50% students in classroom, staggered breaks: What J&K can do to reopen schools

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