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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

Half-justice is injustice

MOBS do many things in Pakistan: they harass women, they burn down buildings, they torch cars; they are guilty of devastating Gojra, of tearing the bodies of Muneeb and Mughees Butt to

Feb. 14, 2018

Opinion

War is neither a compulsion nor an option

In the first 36 days of 2018, ceasefire violations by Pakistan along the Line of Control and International Border in Jammu and Kashmir had already touched 241, leaving nine Indian soldiers dead.

Feb. 12, 2018

Opinion

Zainab and Asifa: Living In Darker Times

We are living in darker times and these are turning darker with each passing day. Killing of children in conflict zones like Kashmir, Palestine, Syria, and Afghanistan is continuing with no stop

Feb. 12, 2018

Opinion

Tragedy of Commons: Thinking other way can be a solution

While teaching the Natural resources to my students I usually ponder on the term “Tragedy of Commons” and I debate and discuss this term frequently with my colleagues in the staff room

Feb. 12, 2018

Opinion

FAIZ AHMED FAIZ: THE FIERY CONSCIENCE OF OUR TIMES

Faiz Ahmed Faiz—the poet, teacher, editor, freedom-fighter, dramatist, critic, progressive writer and Lenin Peace Prize recipient—is one of the greatest poets of the Indian subcontinent. He was not a mere dreamer of

Feb. 10, 2018

Opinion

Khushwant’s Singh’s ‘warning’

Khushwant Singh was born on February 2 1915 in Punjab province of Pakistan and after the partition he migrated from newly formed state to India.Khushwant Singh is considered India’s best known writer,columnist

Feb. 10, 2018

Opinion

‘The Birth of Evil’ — an important Basohli painting

The Basohli style of painting is a school of the Pahari Miniature that was hugely popular in the 17th and early 18th centuries in states at the Himalayan foothills, in India. The

Feb. 10, 2018

Opinion

‘Istaara’ – emanating discussions on idyllic concepts

SalahuddinParvez, an Indian Muslim poet and filmmaker, used to publish a magazine named Istaara in 1990s. It stopped being published after his death. But two intellectuals from Lahore, Dr AmjadTufail and Riaz

Feb. 10, 2018

Opinion

The enduring Partition

The partition of the Punjab and the communal holocaust which followed has baffled and puzzled scholars for the last seventy years. On one side, some have argued that it was a time

Feb. 10, 2018

Opinion

Vallabhbhai Patel and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. *** Local Caption *** Vallabhbhai Patel and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Express archive photo

Why Nehru vs Patel

Here is a counter-factual: If Rahul Gandhi had not been Congress president, would the prime minister have spoken recently in parliament of how Vallabhbhai Patel would have made a better prime minister

Feb. 10, 2018

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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

Half-justice is injustice

War is neither a compulsion nor an option

Zainab and Asifa: Living In Darker Times

Tragedy of Commons: Thinking other way can be a solution

FAIZ AHMED FAIZ: THE FIERY CONSCIENCE OF OUR TIMES

Khushwant’s Singh’s ‘warning’

‘The Birth of Evil’ — an important Basohli painting

‘Istaara’ – emanating discussions on idyllic concepts

The enduring Partition

Why Nehru vs Patel

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