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Tousif Raza Introduction A few days ago, I posted a WhatsApp status containing a page describing certain historical atrocities attributed to the Wahhabi movement, which I had taken from the book God

Darakshan Hassan Bhat Women are the quiet preservers of culture, heritage, and social continuity in the border areas of Ladakh. In extreme terrain marked by harsh winters, short agricultural seasons, and limited

Suhail Gaznavi In the decades following Independence, India confronted one of its gravest socio-economic challenges: feudal land concentration. Agrarian reform laws enacted during the 1950s to 1970s empowered the State to acquire

Umeed RashidIn a nation battling unemployment, environmental collapse, gender violence, and educational inequality, it is striking how often public discourse returns to one narrow obsession: women’s clothing. Fabric becomes a battlefield, plus

Shifa KhatoonA few months ago, I was presented with the task of writing a research paper. After constant mental fatigue and emotional breakdowns, I thought of writing about women in Kashmir. But

Darakshan Hassan BhatEvery year on January 13, people celebrate Lohri, a festival that marks the end of the harshest part of winter and the start of longer days, that is, longer hours

Krittika SharmaHow do countries protect digital infrastructure and citizens when artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber threats evolve faster than regulation? Securing cyberspace is complex because malicious actors operate across borders, and vulnerabilities

Mohammad AkramOn the Cement Bridge over the Jhelum River in Baramulla, the air once carried the smell of tear gas and burning rubber. For much of the past decade, this town, the

Tousif Raza IntroductionPoetry, at its highest level, is not merely an arrangement of words but an awakening of thought, emotion, and consciousness. In the vast landscape of Kashmiri literature, Professor Shad Ramzan